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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Keith Levett: Livery Tailor of Savile Row
A look inside the livery department of world-famous savile row tailors Henry Poole with Keith Levett. Continue reading
Posted in Boutiques, Fashion, Historic, Interesting Men, London, Royalty, Savile Row
Tagged henry poole, keith levett, livery, london, savile row, tailor
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The distinguished and dauntless Mr.Carter
A glimpse at the fantastical home and life of London interior designer David Carter. Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Living, Fashion, Interesting Men, Interiors, Vintage
Tagged 40 winks hotel, david carter, interior design, london
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Newgate Prison: a vision of hell on earth
Taking a look at the last remaining vestiges of Newgate Prison, the present site for The Central Criminal Courts of The Old Bailey. Continue reading
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