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ABBEY DAWN CLOTHING Avril Lavigne launches new fashion brand


Designed and created by Avril Lavigne, Abbey Dawn clothing is exactly how you would expect it to be. With t-shirts and tank tops for both men and women, the brand focuses on a punky, edgy style which mirrors the singer’s own personal image. Clothes range from around £15 to £50 and the line offers everything from swimwear to tank tops to accessories. The brand is featured in Lavigne’s video for her single ‘What The Hell’ as she and her band showcase the garments. Visit www.abbeydawn.com if you are interested in bringing out your inner rebel.


BURLESQUE SHOWGIRL BRIEFS FROM PLAYFUL PROMISES!


We have one pair of cute, sexy briefs from Burlesque-inspired boutique Playful Promises to give away to a lucky reader! To bring out the star in you and win these showgirl panties (that come in an embroidered gift bag), simply send us the answer to the following question:


Which American Burlesque icon was once married to Marilyn Manson?


Email your answers to competitions@guestlist.net


For more information go to www.playfulpromises.com


Issue 31 / September 2011


BAS KOSTERS DESIGNER OF THE MONTH


The Autumn-Winter 2011/2012 Fashion Mutant Collection by Bas Kosters


Bas Kosters is the talented fashion designer based in Amsterdam and TGN’s pick for this September issue. Despite an extensive fashion education, his creations break the ranks. Bas Kosters doesn’t fit in a box, Bas Kosters is a concept. No-one can stop him; aside from designing garments, he paints, illustrates, makes dolls, objects, installations, music and performs shows. Indeed, he describes himself as an illustrator and an artist, and loves being involved in all aspects of the creative process.


His creations are oeuvres and he knows how to catch the public eye as the ripped silk fringe dress from the Fashion Mutant collection, inspired by mutation in na- ture, shows. Full of humour, his opulent uses of colour embody the changes in fashion industry, society and his life. Who said that Winter rhymes with austerity and the daily grind? Probably not Bas Kosters...


TGN has made a selection of his most relevant works of art; let’s admire the human dolls!


www.baskosters.com


WeSC Store 35 Neal St London


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WeSC Store


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LONDON FASHION WEEK London’s fashion lovers prepare for these all-important dates


Budding fashionista with a penchant for couture? If so, there is only one place for you this September: Somerset House in Temple, London. A mecca for those serious about their branded fashion and staying up to date with the latest trends, from Friday 18th September this elegant venue will play host to a number of events for high fashion designers.


With a buzzing atmosphere throughout the stylish streets, exhibitions will showcase over 150 designer brands and present the Spring/Summer Collections for 2012. Catwalk shows from renowned designers including Acne, Mulberry, and Paul Smith promise impressive visual displays in terms of clothing, hair and makeup, and expensive, creative sets. Get involved in order to support British talent and be the first to witness fashion previews unseen else- where; this glamorous and prestigious event is not to be missed. Have a happy fashion week!


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