STYle newS
How to make
your feet
fetish-worthy
J
ust in time for the end of winter
boot season, London's hottest
podiatrist margaret dabbs
(margaretdabbs.com) has launched
a new marylebone clinic. Renowed
for her marvellous 'medicures', she
utilises innovative techniques for
chiropody conditions and her own
range of products, which feature
emu oil (prized for its healing
properties). While you wait for your
toenails to dry, chill in the relaxation
pod with zero gravity massage chair, STUdenTS ScHmooze aT
aromatherapy oil-infused oxygen
gradUaTe faSHion weeK
feed and starry sky. Once your feet
are looking fabulous, you'll probably
Watch as the world's rising fashion stars
want to show them off... so pay a battle it out on the catwalks to impress
visit to Browns' recently launched
fashion editors, buyers and talent scouts
shoe boutique on Brook Street. It's
with their final year collections at Earls
a shrine to designer shoes, where
you’ll find creations by more than
Court 2 from 7th-11th June. For more
30 designers including Balenciaga,
info and tickets go to
gfw.org.uk
Rick Owens, Rupert Sanderson and
Nicholas Kirkwood (whose elegant,
pearl-studded beauties are pictured
below). For the loveliest toe polish,
check out cult nail range Butter
london. Free from nail nasties
such as formaldehyde, toluene
and DBP, it's available at Lost in
Beauty (lostibeauty.com)
£580, Nicholas
Kirkwood at Browns
£10, Lost in Beauty
THe amazing laSer dreSS
A dress with 200 moving lasers is on
show at the Design Museum. It's part
of British designer Hussein Chalayan's
retrospective, which also includes a dress
that mutates into a table and a frock that
changes shape by remote control.
Until May 17th.
designmuseum.org
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