The House Of Intrigue

It was back to London Fashion Week today starting off with the Meadham Kirchhoff catwalk show. The theme was witches and the set was like a memorial, which reminded me a lot of Cross Bones Graveyard.

The models marched out in one big group, rather than individually which looked cool but didn’t make it easy to inspect the clothes. The totes were all witchy too and came with flowers to lay on the set.

After the show we went off to explore the House Of Intrigue for Anya Hindmarch bags, which was based in Benjamin Franklin’s old house. They’d even made a fake blue plaque for the front of the building.

On the stairs up there were jars of old fashioned sweets for us to help ourselves too – they were really tasty.

Each room had been decorated differently and there was so much to discover. They’d even decorated the garden to make it look like it was autumn outside.

Grazia and I got to have our nails painted in one of the back rooms.

In the basement of the building there was an Ames room where we got our photo taken. The room is made to give the illusion that Tom was really tall and me and Grazia were really small.

While our photos were developing, we got to have a tea party in the Parlour. We were given champagne and a delicious stand of sandwiches and cakes.

After our tea party it was time for the Alice Palmer show at Freemason’s Hall.

Our final show of the day was Ashish at Somerset House which was super glitzy and the models had spiderweb knees. Model Amber Rose was there again, wearing a super slinky dress.

That night we went to see Never Let Me Go at The Coronet which was really depressing.