My first attempt at a short film was with the honor of working with New York brand botkier for their Fall 2010 Collection. They make the yummiest, soft leather bags and shoes... here is a tester of what's to come!http://www.anyonegirl.com/fashion/botkier-fall-2010-collection-video/

Dana Lee makes clothes for men that their girlfriends love, and steal. To showcase the androgynous appeal we shot Dana Lee's new Fall/Winter 2010 collection on a very appropriately  humble and relaxed model, Dani Griffiths. It was if the clothes were made for her! She looked so great, we all stood around very envious! Styled by Elizabeth and Brandon of Dana Lee's exceptional staff and photographed by Maya Villager of Turnedout. We waiting for the 10.30am sunlight to pour in through the windows of Dana Lee's beautiful SoHo studio of white brick walls and black floor boards. The images looked so yummy, cosy and relaxed. 

2ND March, 2010.

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SLAMXHYPE.COM and Ninja Assassin DVD are giving you the chance to win a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit Tokyo with "This Is Harajuku" a competition which will see one lucky winner flown to Japan to experience the phenomenal Harajuku culture and meet with some of the most influential people in street culture today.

It may have been born on the streets of New York, but since the global rise of street
culture in the early 90s the creative and cultural heart of the scene has been Japan.
More specifically, Tokyo's Harajuku district, home to the uhu-harajuku scene which
brings together a melting pot of nearly every youth culture from the last 50 years.
With insanely high attention to heritage and detail this movement is unlike
anything else in the world.

The Harajuku scene has provided a diverse and rich source of inspiration for
legendary Tokyo-based labels Neighborhood, Visvim and W)Taps. While these may
not be recognizable names to many fashion fans, they are treated with deity-like
reverence by street culture fanatics across the world.

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A few years ago I started a blog of my own called ANYONEGIRL which I had heaps of fun contributing to. However as life would have I got crazy busy and it took the back seat for a while. Now just last week I have re-launched ANYONE,GIRL.com !! We have given it a make over and a bolder direction. Acting as the sister site to SlamxHype.com, leading menswear site, I hope it can one day come even close to it's brother's success! 

London boutique My Sugarland is hosting a Personal Styling Evening on Wednesday 3rd February, 2010 Stylist, presenter and teacher Zoe Lem will be giving an exclusive talk at My Sugarland. The fashionista behind BB1's 'What Not to Wear' will share her knowledge from over ten years in the business, advising on shapes, colours and styles.

Guests will then be invited to enjoy discount shopping with Zoe and her team of trained stylists on hand to offer guidance and advice! GIRLS! You must see this store! It's just beautiful...

Having worked for more than ten years as a stylist, Zoe has given My Sugarland a distinct handwriting by creating a space that houses garments and accessories from a pot pourri of labels. From established names and fledgling designers (some exclusive to the store) to vintage pieces (1920s to 1980s) scoured from across the globe so you don't have to - there is always a truly eclectic mix of fashion on display. 

Labels include Terry de Havilland, Armand Basi, PPQ, Hoss Intropia, SteveJ and YoniP, Mawi, Comfort Station, Belle Sauvage, John Rocha, Betty Jackson, Stop Staring, Eley Kishimoto and many more.

See images of My Sugarland below.