Just love the way this film has its own narrative and uses comedy to showcase clothes
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Where has the time gone? The Empire of Things seems to have been hibernating this long and cold winter, but we are still here, adding new stock and with some exciting projects in the pipeline.
Last week we joined the fantastic Pop- up Vintage fair (recently featured on TV!) in Camden Market -here’s a few pics of our stall. It was quite a fair, with a very lively dancing class as part of...
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I have developed a bit of a fascination with Charles Creed, who was a major player in British fashion from the 1930s to the early 1960s. The youngest son of Henry Creed born in 1909, and so born...
As you may know we were running a stall as part of the vintage fashion fair at Battersea Park Jubilee festival at the beginning of june. IT RAINED. Lots of people came out to enjoy themselves...
If you live in London, or anywhere in the UK, you can’t fail to be aware that the Diamond Jubilee celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II are happening this weekend. I know many people look at...
It’s not only vintage clothes that go in cycles it seems. These leaflets on show in the excellent Imperial War Museum remind me of the modern Occupy, 99%, movement. “London’s millions against...
In 1938 there was a large exhibition in Glasgow, the Empire Exhibition, which proved to be the last ever public showcase of the British Empire. Glasgow, the chosen venue, was at the time the 2nd...
I have been invited to a lot of events celebrating the “achievements of women” so far this year, most of which seemed quite humourless, but when I realised that the “seventh python” was visiting...
