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i-on Edinburgh
this month…
No one likes a show off. In Scotland we’ve a bit of a reputation
for modesty and playing down our own success so this month
we’ve decided to blow our own trumpet. We’ve a report on film
making to coincide with the Film Festival (p20 ) and our My i-on
style on page 36 reveals the winner of the inaugural i-on fashion
award, Amelia Hobson. Fresh from Edinburgh College of Art’s
Christian Louboutin
recent graduate fashion show, Amelia really impressed the i-on
team with her bold yet accessible designs and we reckon she’s
Jimmy Choo
one to watch. Also, in our new regular report, i-on design (p60),
Rupert Sanderson
Concrete Wardrobe’s Fiona McIntosh lets us into her world and
COMING
Alexander McQueen
shares a few of her favourite things.
SOON
Gianvito Rossi It’s Father’s Day on 21 June and in our Father and Son feature on
Anya Hindmarch
page 24 we’re delighted to say that both dads and their sons gave
an honest and even humourous insight to their relationships,
Kate Spade
proving that men can show their feelings after all…
Kara Ross
In this month’s competition (p10), one lucky reader has the
chance to be king of the castle at Pebbles’ prettiest boutique
hotel, Castle Venlaw. Set in the Scottish Borders, it boasts four
poster suites and turrets. Congratulations also to last month’s
winners, Natalie Gyles, Claire MacDonald and Diane Callaghan
who each won designer jeans, courtesy of Jane Davidson.
Until next month, enjoy i-on…
41 Thistle Street Edinburgh
0131 225 3242
www.pamjenkins.co.uk
Open Mon-Sat 10.00am-5.30pm
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