more on www.Forget-me-not.me

Adding to her Lancome resumé, Emma Watson is the face of the beauty brand’s new makeup collection, Rouge in Love. And even though the makeup doesn’t hit the shelves until February, the campaign’s concept art just hit the web!

The brands on show and selling at sweet prices will include: See by Chloe, Vivienne Westwood, Burberry, Lanvin, Missoni or Moncler to name a few (our favourites!)

We hear that A/W 20011 See by Chloe will go at 50% off RRP, and our favourite Vivienne Westwood/Melissa shoes will be discounted from £150 to £79 ! Ready, steady, go !!!

The sale dates and opening times:
Thursday 24th November, from 1pm to 8pm
Friday 25th November, from 12 (noon) to 8pm
Saturday 26th November, from 12 (noon) to 7pm
Sunday 27th November 2011, from 12 (noon) to 6.30pm

Location:
The Old Truman Brewery,
Shop 14
15 Hanbury Street
London E1 6QR

RGB Photostudio, ground floor
Shacklewell Studios
18-24 Shacklewell Lane
London E8 2EZ

up to 90% off retail prices !!!

The rails are full of amazing stock, samples and seconds from past Womens and Mens collections.
Womens and Mens stock, samples, seconds and accessories available at huge discounts. Stock will be replenished daily.

Friday 1st July 6-9pm
Saturday 2nd July 10am – 6pm

1st floor, Shacklewell Studios
18-24 Shacklewell Lane
London E8 2EZ

Also if you can’t make it, check out their new online store 30% off sale:
http://peterjensen.portableshops.com/store/catalogue

Facebook sale event:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=223267211024249

Facebook fanpage:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Peter-Jensen/195770040453523

PJ Sample Sale Invite JULY 2011 email

Come to Broadway market this Saturday and join us at Regent studios just by Regents Canal on the 3rd floor, from 10.30am to 5.30pm.

unit 33B – 3rd floor
Regent studios
8 Andrews road
London E8 4QN

In Borba Margo’s approach, there is the constant quest for innovation. The designs are always looking for the now and tomorrow, even if they are inspired by historical or classical references. Throughout the time, with the signature style evolving and maturing, the key elements stay the same: modern proportions, the interplay of construction and new shapes, illusory play and inspiration. Sometimes it is the material that triumphs, other times it is the shape. For Borba Margo, to date, shape has been heart and consequently the victor but for this season the duo has re worked their previous striking shapes, grounding and  reassuring the label‘s signature, and shifted their focus to the surface. With a starting point of close up photographs representing 15th century stained glass of religious murals, Borba Margo collaborated with print/textile designer Ricardo Matos to develop and produce a series of silkscreen prints. These were then examined through digital photography and reworked into abstract design compositions. By combining the manual print technique of screen printing, flock transfer and laser cutting – depending on the individual imagination – these compositions began to resemble animal prints, paint splashes and burn holes.

The newly employed processes has added a new layer to the surface both as a texture as well as configuring a new meaning to existing shapes which has re emerged with a new presence. A luxurious leather’s selection which includes fine leather nappa in a sober colour palette in different shades of dark; dark brown, dark burgundy, dark navy, dark brown and black, where prints being mostly tone on tone create a subtle play of light and shade with the exception holding a vibrant crimson texture print.

The look of the collection is sensual, simultaneously sculptural and tactile. The ideas are modern but possess a classical feel and a fantasy quality; they are pieces that you can live with. The production of Borba Margo has been re located to Italy. The majority of the pieces are now being exclusively ready made to a superior quality by highly skilled artisans in a factory on the outskirts of Venice.

more on http://www.borbamargo.com/

Exhibition runs from March 18 to March 21
10 Gales
Arch 10 Gales Gardens
Bethnal Green
E2 0EJ

Art by:
Christian Alegria – Christian graduated with an MA in Photography from the London College of Communications and has exhibited in a number of different galleries both in London and abroad. Christian’s fashion work has been published in art-fashion magazines such as Slashstroke

Sara Bro-Jorgensen: Sara is studying for a Masters in
Womenswear/Knitwear at the Royal college of Art. Prior to coming to London, Sara spent a year in Paris interning for Adam Jones, followed by a project in Berlin at Boessert-Schorn.
With a background in photography, Sara is influenced by 2d images and often manipulates photos to use as the basis for patterns in her clothing design.
Black and white photography is reflected in the multiple tonal qualities of her knitted pieces and the fabrics that go from heavy black hand knit to fine sheer silk tulle.

Chafik Cheriet –Born in Burgundy,France Chafik Cheriet lives and works in London and is graduate of Studio Berçot, Paris. He has worked for Christian Lacroix, Lucien pellat-Finet and Vivienne westwood.
He is greatly influenced by such as Fassbinder, Dulac and Noé. Along with Duchamp, Sherman, Murakami and Yinka shonibare.
Chafik works across media and genres where his main interest lies with objects and tools being taken out of their familiar contexts. Whilst striving for the result to be a naive yet complex way of implying marriage between fashion and art.

Kate Cox – Kate Cox is a London based photographer who has shot for major publications including Nylon, Flux, ponytail and Testmag as well as lookbooks for designers such Elliot Atkinson

Cherry Hurren – Cherry is a textile artist and fashion illustrator and has a background in fashion promotion and imaging. Her signature fashion Cherry Dolls have been exhibited in Harvey Nichols and in the Graduate Fashion Week in Earl’s Court in 2009

Jack Furnival – Jack is a self-taught artist from Scotland. His interests lie in nudity and voyeurism. He is particularly inspired by people who expose their naked bodies and perform explicit acts on the adult [social-networking] websites. He believes that these people/headless bodies are incredibly vulnerable to self-adoration, attention and entertainment, and is truly fascinated by the plethora of positions people like to display themselves
or convey their personalities

Louise Langkilde Larsen – A Danish native, Louise graduated with a MA in Womenswear at the Royal College of Art in 2009. She had done work experience with Costume National in Milan and Richard Nicoll in London. She is influenced by the narrative and playful fashion scene and her work captures an elegance that is colourful and feminine. Her graduate collection was selected by vogue.com as one of the 21 best graduate collections 2009,
number 7

Tian Wang – A fashion designer currently working and living in London. Founder of the eponymous fashion and accessories brand, she works in a wide variety of medium from textile to Womenswear. Graduate of the London College of Fashion, Tian has received an award for Outstanding Achievement.

Momocreatura (Momoko Tamura) – Momoko studied fine arts and jewellery making in Japan and graduated with a MA in Jewellery Design at Central St. Martins in 2009. She was selected by Janice Blackburn to display her unique pieces in the `Small Show, Huge Talent’ exhibition at Sotheby’s in London and currently showing her work in an exhibition at Selfridges until 7th of March 2010; ‘Museum of Small Things’ organised by POCKO and Kit Grover.

Momoko is inspired by fairy tales, folk tales, and ancient mythologies. She combines her Japanese aesthetic and European culture to create her uncany fantasy world.

Music by Sobameshi & Porno (Yuki and Kohhei from Bo Ningen)
Monica Yam
DJ Tata Fernandez
Ennio

“Tamsyn Challenger broadly concerns herself with the steady march of time upon the body; on her own, on those whom she loves, male and female, and on the desperate ravages inflicted on a woman’s form by the warping of beauty into an ideology, where the natural becomes perverse.
As a documentarian she has born witness to gender violence and the subsequent lives no longer in extant. Inevitably, this colours a palette and she has recently been utilising body parts, actual along with representational, as a visceral reminder of mortality to a detached audience.

Conceptually led, her work toys with the forces of modern popular culture as blind-siding. The nipping and tucking of whatever is at hand to under-pin an image and the passivity of watching to create identity often moves Challenger to reunite fairytale such as The Snow Queen and Snow White with their gruesome roots.

Living up to her name Challenger wants to challenge the viewer to resist the all-pervading post-modern ethic whilst by her own admission being the most post-modern woman she knows.
At Transition Challenger will introduce The Tamsynettes. Forever versions of herself for you to play with.”

Tamsyn Challenger trained at Winchester School of Art and KIAD. She has worked as a collaborative artist with the Magdalena Festival in Barcelona and with Triangle theatre. Her work has been exhibited in the Truman Brewery and Candid Arts in London. She has also produced documentary work for the BBC, ‘My Male Muse’ receiving Radio 4′s ‘Pick of the Year’ accolade. For the past five years she has undertaken a conceptual installation based in portraiture that comes to fruition in November 2010 in Shoreditch Town Hall. This work includes collaborating with over 150 different artists and is a project she conceived of in Mexico that focuses on the murdered women of Juarez

Transition Gallery
Unit 25a Regent Studios
8 Andrews Road
London E8 4QN
www.transitiongallery.co.uk
info@transitiongallery.co.uk
07941 208566 / 020 7254 4202