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In the most fascinating style collaboration

of the year, X Factor star Dannii Minogue

has teamed up with designer and best mate

Tabitha Somerset-Webb to launch Project D,

a collection of chic day and evening dresses.

Here, Tabitha gives Style Birmingham editor

Sarah Drew Jones her take on fashion,

friendship and future plans

PROJECT

Issue Twenty 21

Why shop yourself when you can employ the services

of an expert? John-Paul McGuirk heads up the newly-

launched Harvey Nichols Private Shopping Service which

offers a ‘concierge’ style approach: meeting clients in the

private suite, after store hours, or even in their homes

or offices, and helping with everything from the perfect

LBD to last-minute alterations. John-Paul will even keep

track of anniversaries and birthdays, and organise theatre

tickets or restaurant bookings. Looks like we’ve got

ourselves a new BFF...

NEW, NEW, NEW We’re used to Hobbs showcasing classic lines and

perfect camel coats every autumn, but this season

the label’s thrown a curveball with the eclectic and

really rather cutting-edge NW3 capsule collection.

With a nod to Burberry and Stella McCartney, the

new range is quintessentially English, with sharp

tailoring, cute trenches, sleek tuxes and military de-

tailing, all wrapped in fine fabrics and uber-sophis-

ticated shades of mulberry, navy and forest-green.

We most definitely like. Holly mac, £199, Scotty

shirt, £85, herringbone trousers, £110. Find NW3 at

Hobbs in Pavilions now.

STOP PRESS

EDITOR’S PICK

WESTWOOD DENIM The undisputed queen of Brit fashion, Vivienne Westwood has

teamed up with iconic jeans brand Lee to create a much-anticipated collection of denim for autumn/winter. On the waiting list? Kate Moss, Kelly Brook, Sadie Frost and every celeb in London... and now you can join them in snapping up the Vivienne Westwood Anglomania + Lee collection as it’s just hit Selfridges. With references to Vivienne’s punk and pirate heyday, there are four cuts for women, including a vintage wash, over-dyed denim in electric blue, red, emerald green, camel and white, and a stunning trompe l’oeil lace all-over print taken from one of Westwood’s couture gowns. From £90.

New season overload! From faux fur to punk priestess, we’ve got the autumn trends...

TOPSTORY

Ankle boots £79.99, River Island

Harvey Nichols sunglasses, £125, Sunglass Hut

Alexander McQueen knuckle ring, £275,

Velvet shoes, £50, Miss Selfridge

Tote, £265, Diesel at House of Fraser

Frock coat, £85 at Miss Selfridge

Issue Twenty 25

24 Style Birmingham

EXPERT STYLE

Running a business is always hard, no matter

what the product. The glamorous fun part is the

designing, but otherwise the same set of challenges

always arise – whether it be production problems,

cash flow or ash clouds affecting travel plans, but

solving the problems is part of the enjoyment. I’m

lucky because I love the business side of things

as much as the design, so none of it bores me.

We are both so excited by the response

to the collection. It really is like a dream come

true to us, and we only hope that we don’t

disappoint in the future! It’s like girly heaven: we

get to do what we love the most - just wait until

either of us actually sees someone on the street

wearing one of our dresses, we’ll probably rugby

tackle them to the ground with excitement!

There are some celebs we’d just love to

see wearing our dresses. Dannii’s dream is

Michelle Obama and Heidi Klum. Mine is Kate

Hudson who I adore, and I would love Claudia

Schiffer to wear one on the school run!

My own favourite piece in the collection is the

zebra Jackpot – I love the print, and the cowl neck

and draped skirt are forgiving and sexy. You can

dress it up or down depending on your mood.

I have a few style icons. I love the casual style of

Jennifer Aniston, she always looks so effortlessly

chic, and I envy her bottom! And I also really admire

Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks – she embraces

and flaunts her curves, and always looks fabulously

sexy with it. She really knows her body, and dresses

to her advantage. As far as the ‘I wish I was as

cool as you’ factor, it would have to be Gwen

Stefani who just rocks every look she puts on.

My own personal style is quite casual, and I

love to layer things up. I will often add a pair of killer

heels or a leather jacket to give a rock ‘n’ roll edge to

what I am wearing. Belts and accessories can make

anything look cool. My worst fashion faux pas has

to be the black polyester dress I made my mother

buy me from Dorothy Perkins for my first ever ball

when I was 14. I have never quite recovered...

I love to shop. I can often be found browsing in

Harvey Nichols and Selfridges to scout out the

latest designer wear, and Gap is great for the staple

everyday pieces. I love the prints that are everywhere

this season, and we have brought these through in

our collection in the zebra and pebble prints. I would

also love to add a pair of Guiseppe Zanotti heels to

my wardrobe, and a cool leather jacket from Vince.

she has become considered a real icon in the fashion

world, so of course we like to inject a bit of Minogue

glamour into everything we do! We didn’t have a

muse or particular type of woman in mind when

designing. The great thing about me and Dannii is

that we are both totally different body shapes, with

very different styles. So together we create a fusion

of urban glamour which is exciting and different,

and we know what flatters our own shapes. We are

each other’s muse, and always know what the other

one would love to wear, and what would suit them.

Dannii is half of the creative team and we need

each other to make it work. She has access to haute

couture clothing I can only dream of, and this in itself

is constantly driving her creative juices. We both

bring in our favourite items for inspiration, and Dannii

will often just send me vintage pieces out of the blue

for inspiration – I love her spontaneity in that way.

But we already both know how the other one thinks!

When it comes to working together it’s so far so

good! When you start working with a close friend,

you never know how it is going to pan out, and if you

will complement each other: we both knew it was a

massive risk. But we are very different people and

that works in our favour, plus we have the utmost

respect for one another. I push Dannii’s boundaries

creatively and make her try things she wouldn’t

normally do, and she pushes me on the detail,

and on making me believe anything is possible.

But we can both be very firm in our opinions. The

great thing is that when things get really tough,

we both just sit down and giggle together.

The time was right for Project D this year.

Dannii and I have been friends for years, and from

the time we first met we had always said we would

love to do something together, but it had just

never been the right time. When she suggested

a fashion project to me just before Christmas

last year, we both instinctively knew that for both

of us the time was right. Dannii is very good like

that, she just knows when things feel right.

Though I’m known as a designer of handbags,

I’ve always wanted to move into fashion, and had

been about to launch a fashion side of my own

label, when Dannii and I began talking about doing

something together. Dannii can be very persuasive!

The inspiration behind Project D is that

Dannii and I both adore fashion, and we wanted

the opportunity to share our passion with other

women. Our aim is to produce sexy, classic,

flattering clothes that women can wear from day

to night, which is what we hope our first capsule

collection does. We hope that there will be a

dress to suit every age and shape out there.

The collection is very chic, classic and well-

tailored. We always have in mind that we want

women to feel sexy and confident in our clothes,

and we want our clothes to flatter. We try to keep

the skirts knee-length, or cover the arms, so that

the clothes are not too revealing. We both love

tailoring, so this and the small details which are

easy to overlook, are our most important criteria.

Obviously people really admire Dannii’s style, and

This season feels edgier and more gothic glamour

to me, so it’s a good time to mix pieces up and

have fun with your clothes. And don’t forget your

studded Tabitha Stardust – the bag of the season!

What’s next for Project D? Dannii and I both

want the business to grow organically. We don’t

want to grow too quickly – we want to establish

a brand that people recognise and love, and then

once we have that, we feel we can go anywhere

with it, and hopefully develop it into a full lifestyle

brand. Our perfume, Project D by Dannii and

Tabitha, launches in Harvey Nichols in September,

and our spring/summer 2011 collection is already

double the size autumn/winter 2010 was. We are,

of course looking at other products and other

territories too, and dream of our penthouse office

overlooking the sea in Melbourne in 10 years’

time… everybody has to have a dream! Can we

expect a babywear range now that little Ethan’s

arrived? Well, I’ve no doubt that new mum Dannii

has a few ideas up her sleeve that she is waiting to

spring on me, but we will have to wait and see!

Fashion has been a passion of mine since I can

remember and I hope that every woman who slips on

a Project D dress will feel glamorous yet effortless.

Our philosophy is to make feeling confident with your

wardrobe easy. We will do the hard work and get the

details on the dresses right, so all you have to do is

enjoy them. To me, a design never comes to life until it

is slipped on – who knows what adventures the dresses

in this collection will get up to.

JACKPOT DRESS, £210

(HN EXCLUSIVE)

ONE-SHOULDER, £245

WILD CARD DRESS, £240

DRAPED DRESS, £210

(HN EXCLUSIVE)

FIND PROJECT D IN HARVEY NICHOLS AND SELFRIDGES IN BIRMINGHAM.

...and a word from Dannii

Issue Twenty 23

22 Style Birmingham

STYLE

Issue Twenty 25

Why shop yourself when you can employ the services

of an expert? John-Paul McGuirk heads up the newly-

launched Harvey Nichols Private Shopping Service which

offers a ‘concierge’ style approach: meeting clients in the

private suite, after store hours, or even in their homes

or offices, and helping with everything from the perfect

LBD to last-minute alterations. John-Paul will even keep

track of anniversaries and birthdays, and organise theatre

tickets or restaurant bookings. Looks like we’ve got

ourselves a new BFF...

NEW, NEW, NEW We’re used to Hobbs showcasing classic lines and

perfect camel coats every autumn, but this season

the label’s thrown a curveball with the eclectic and

really rather cutting-edge NW3 capsule collection.

With a nod to Burberry and Stella McCartney, the

new range is quintessentially English, with sharp

tailoring, cute trenches, sleek tuxes and military de-

tailing, all wrapped in fine fabrics and uber-sophis-

ticated shades of mulberry, navy and forest-green.

We most definitely like. Holly mac, £199, Scotty

shirt, £85, herringbone trousers, £110. Find NW3 at

Hobbs in Pavilions now.

STOP PRESS

EDITOR’S PICK

WESTWOOD DENIM The undisputed queen of Brit fashion, Vivienne Westwood has

teamed up with iconic jeans brand Lee to create a much-anticipated collection of denim for autumn/winter. On the waiting list? Kate Moss, Kelly Brook, Sadie Frost and every celeb in London... and now you can join them in snapping up the Vivienne Westwood Anglomania + Lee collection as it’s just hit Selfridges. With references to Vivienne’s punk and pirate heyday, there are four cuts for women, including a vintage wash, over-dyed denim in electric blue, red, emerald green, camel and white, and a stunning trompe l’oeil lace all-over print taken from one of Westwood’s couture gowns. From £90.

New season overload! From faux fur to punk priestess, we’ve got the autumn trends...

TOPSTORY

Ankle boots £79.99, River Island

Harvey Nichols sunglasses, £125, Sunglass Hut

Alexander McQueen knuckle ring, £275,

Velvet shoes, £50, Miss Selfridge

Tote, £265, Diesel at House of Fraser

Frock coat, £85 at Miss Selfridge

Issue Twenty 25

24 Style Birmingham

EXPERT STYLE

I’m really excited about the new season as it gives a chance to experiment with

new textures, tones and shapes. Something that was clear to see on many of this

season’s catwalks was that camel coats are making a comeback especially at Chloe

and Gucci and many of our favourite high street stores are following suit. I absolutely

love this Indigo coat, £275, from Reiss’ AW10 collection and can see it easily

becoming a staple part of any stylista’s wardrobe. My top recommendation when

buying a winter coat is to invest wisely; a camel coat in particular is a timeless, classic

piece, which can and will remain in your wardrobe for many seasons to come.

The classic LBD is a dress for all seasons, especially as we head into party

season. If you’re looking for a new twist on the classic piece then head to the high

street as many shops are offering their own take on the dress. This lurex thread fabric

dress with oversized bow, £99, from COS offers a sophisticated look for the office, or

team it with a pair of killer heels for a night out. The best thing about the LBD is that

you can keep reinventing it for every season with accessories to ensure that you’re

bang on trend.

Shoes and boots are all about embellishment this winter. Look out for buckles,

studs and even feathers, there’s a wide range on offer. My favourites are these

feather and bead boots, £69, from Miss Selfridge.

Statement jewellery is having a big fashion moment, and dominated the

autumn/winter catwalks. The recently opened Folli Follie concession at Level

Four in Selfridges offers a stunning range of pieces including watches, bracelets,

necklaces and rings. This rose gold necklace with round black crystal stone, £65

from the Elements collection is one of my favourites. Remember that the concession

in Selfridges is the only place in the Midlands at the moment where you can get your

Folli Follie fix!

Sad to pack away your summer maxi? Relax, the trend’s stretching into

autumn, too. The beauty of the autumn maxi is that you can secretly wear your

comfiest pair of Uggs without anyone knowing. Opt for darker floral patterns like

this maxi from Warehouse, £70, which mixes warm autumnal tones and with a boho

feel. Team it with a knitted cardi in autumn’s colours of warm burnt orange, stone

and all shades of grey.

So there you have it… one camel coat, an extremely versatile LBD, some gorgeous

feathered boots, exclusive jewellery and the ultimate winter maxi, all ingredients that

will guarantee to make your wardrobe the envy of any fashionista this autumn. Let’s

welcome autumn in true fashionista style as the high street looks set to be

dominated by divine textures and fabric, and powerful statement pieces.

Style

expert

Emma Roberts, PR manager for Bullring, on

autumn’s hottest pieces and coolest trends

Let’s welcome autumn in true fashionista

style as the high street looks set to be

dominated by divine textures and fabric,

and powerful statement pieces. I’ve

got my new season wardrobe staples

sorted, but if you’re on the hunt, here’s

a few insider tips on where to start.

Issue Twenty 25

24 Style birmingham

EXPERT STYLE

Issue Twenty 25

These are the hottest key pieces of the cool new season: take yours home today

SHEAR COOL Shearling is the fastest way to update your wardrobe

this season: in ankle boots, coats but most of all, on flying

jackets. Waterfall faux fur sheepskin coat £75 Therapy

at House of Fraser

VELVET OVERGROUND Hollywood’s love affair with vampires continues to influence fashion with goth colours and velvet both strong trends. Dandy the look up with these velvet shoes, £50, Miss Selfridge.

CABLED IN Alexander McQueen’s diffusion line McQ at Harvey Nichols,

gets it right, from £270.

ON THE CAPE The cape is probably autumn’s most versatile

key piece, working as well with jeans as an

LBD. Riding cape £59.99, River Island.

MILITARY MARK Look out for military detailing on everything from jeans to hats. It works well on a dress

too, for a twist on the trend. Limited edition military dress, £199, Hobbs in Pavilions.

MORE MCQUEEN With his tragic death earlier this year, McQueen is the label that everyone’s lusting after. Alexander McQueen stingray clutch, £695 at Harvey Nichols.

FINE LEATHER In olive green and cut to hug the body, £120 at Wallis, puts us in mind of sophis fashionistas Jen Aniston and

Mrs Beckham.

heroes

15autumn

TAP IT Clog ankle boots are all over the high street but we predict that this pair, £55 at Next, will be a sell-out, so get in the queue now.

BOBBLE HATS Yes, the 70s hat sensation is back and this time it’s taking Fashion Week by storm. Well, Cheryl Cole and Katy Perry have one, so why not you? Bobble hats from £14, Accessorize.

WEEKEND BOOTS Go with everything, pull on and kick off, a manageable heel...

what’s not to love about these tan suede boots £69.99 at H&M?

WRIST CANDY There’s so much going on with this Robert Rose cuff, £25 at House of Fraser, that it shouldn’t work but it totally rocks. The perfect statement piece.

CAMEL COLOUR There’s only one colour if you’re investing in a capsule wardrobe coat this new season: classic camel, like this

one, £100 at Warehouse.

RUN THE GAUNTLET Gloves go chic, sleek and very, very long this autumn: these leather

ones, £29.50 from Marks & Spencer are perfect for every day.

PIRATE CHIC Vivienne Westwood rules forever... snap up these gorgeous Jennabeth boots, £220, French Connection.

CROSS BAGS Across-the body satchels are still hot, so it’s

not too late to buy into the trend. Cross body

bags from Jane Norman, £15 and £28.

COUTURE DRESS This Ultimo Couture babydoll dress, £180, has built-in lingerie

for added shape-sculpting. Part of a range at Debenhams.

24 Style Birmingham

I’m really excited about the new season as it gives a chance to experiment with

new textures, tones and shapes. Something that was clear to see on many of this

season’s catwalks was that camel coats are making a comeback especially at Chloe

and Gucci and many of our favourite high street stores are following suit. I absolutely

love this Indigo coat, £275, from Reiss’ AW10 collection and can see it easily

becoming a staple part of any stylista’s wardrobe. My top recommendation when

buying a winter coat is to invest wisely; a camel coat in particular is a timeless, classic

piece, which can and will remain in your wardrobe for many seasons to come.

The classic LBD is a dress for all seasons, especially as we head into party

season. If you’re looking for a new twist on the classic piece then head to the high

street as many shops are offering their own take on the dress. This lurex thread fabric

dress with oversized bow, £99, from COS offers a sophisticated look for the office, or

team it with a pair of killer heels for a night out. The best thing about the LBD is that

you can keep reinventing it for every season with accessories to ensure that you’re

bang on trend.

Shoes and boots are all about embellishment this winter. Look out for buckles,

studs and even feathers, there’s a wide range on offer. My favourites are these

feather and bead boots, £69, from Miss Selfridge.

Statement jewellery is having a big fashion moment, and dominated the

autumn/winter catwalks. The recently opened Folli Follie concession at Level

Four in Selfridges offers a stunning range of pieces including watches, bracelets,

necklaces and rings. This rose gold necklace with round black crystal stone, £65

from the Elements collection is one of my favourites. Remember that the concession

in Selfridges is the only place in the Midlands at the moment where you can get your

Folli Follie fix!

Sad to pack away your summer maxi? Relax, the trend’s stretching into

autumn, too. The beauty of the autumn maxi is that you can secretly wear your

comfiest pair of Uggs without anyone knowing. Opt for darker floral patterns like

this maxi from Warehouse, £70, which mixes warm autumnal tones and with a boho

feel. Team it with a knitted cardi in autumn’s colours of warm burnt orange, stone

and all shades of grey.

So there you have it… one camel coat, an extremely versatile LBD, some gorgeous

feathered boots, exclusive jewellery and the ultimate winter maxi, all ingredients that

will guarantee to make your wardrobe the envy of any fashionista this autumn. Let’s

welcome autumn in true fashionista style as the high street looks set to be

dominated by divine textures and fabric, and powerful statement pieces.

Style

expert

Emma Roberts, PR manager for Bullring, on

autumn’s hottest pieces and coolest trends

Let’s welcome autumn in true fashionista

style as the high street looks set to be

dominated by divine textures and fabric,

and powerful statement pieces. I’ve

got my new season wardrobe staples

sorted, but if you’re on the hunt, here’s

a few insider tips on where to start.

Issue Twenty 25

24 Style birmingham

EXPERT STYLE

Issue Twenty 25

These are the hottest key pieces of the cool new season: take yours home today

SHEAR COOL Shearling is the fastest way to update your wardrobe

this season: in ankle boots, coats but most of all, on flying

jackets. Waterfall faux fur sheepskin coat £75 Therapy

at House of Fraser

VELVET OVERGROUND Hollywood’s love affair with vampires continues to influence fashion with goth colours and velvet both strong trends. Dandy the look up with these velvet shoes, £50, Miss Selfridge.

CABLED IN Alexander McQueen’s diffusion line McQ at Harvey Nichols,

gets it right, from £270.

ON THE CAPE The cape is probably autumn’s most versatile

key piece, working as well with jeans as an

LBD. Riding cape £59.99, River Island.

MILITARY MARK Look out for military detailing on everything from jeans to hats. It works well on a dress

too, for a twist on the trend. Limited edition military dress, £199, Hobbs in Pavilions.

MORE MCQUEEN With his tragic death earlier this year, McQueen is the label that everyone’s lusting after. Alexander McQueen stingray clutch, £695 at Harvey Nichols.

FINE LEATHER In olive green and cut to hug the body, £120 at Wallis, puts us in mind of sophis fashionistas Jen Aniston and

Mrs Beckham.

heroes

15autumn

TAP IT Clog ankle boots are all over the high street but we predict that this pair, £55 at Next, will be a sell-out, so get in the queue now.

BOBBLE HATS Yes, the 70s hat sensation is back and this time it’s taking Fashion Week by storm. Well, Cheryl Cole and Katy Perry have one, so why not you? Bobble hats from £14, Accessorize.

WEEKEND BOOTS Go with everything, pull on and kick off, a manageable heel...

what’s not to love about these tan suede boots £69.99 at H&M?

WRIST CANDY There’s so much going on with this Robert Rose cuff, £25 at House of Fraser, that it shouldn’t work but it totally rocks. The perfect statement piece.

CAMEL COLOUR There’s only one colour if you’re investing in a capsule wardrobe coat this new season: classic camel, like this

one, £100 at Warehouse.

RUN THE GAUNTLET Gloves go chic, sleek and very, very long this autumn: these leather

ones, £29.50 from Marks & Spencer are perfect for every day.

PIRATE CHIC Vivienne Westwood rules forever... snap up these gorgeous Jennabeth boots, £220, French Connection.

CROSS BAGS Across-the body satchels are still hot, so it’s

not too late to buy into the trend. Cross body

bags from Jane Norman, £15 and £28.

COUTURE DRESS This Ultimo Couture babydoll dress, £180, has built-in lingerie

for added shape-sculpting. Part of a range at Debenhams.

24 Style Birmingham

The delicious cake sale will be at the BIAD reception area and all proceeds will go towards the 181 show. At the stall, you will be able to buy tickets for the forthcoming Bash Bar event.

EASTER CAKE SALE BIAD ReceptionThurs 19th March

FUN DAY

OPEN BEATS v REHASH

Promising a buzzing atmos-phere of eclectic beats and creativity, Open Beats and Rehash will bring you a nightof great music, live drawing, and much more. Stay tuned...

Rainbow Warehouse Fri 8th May

181 SESSIONS

Come along to the 181 sessions and show your support for the graduate show. Tickets can be bought from the graduate show committee - £3 advance, £4 on the door. Includes drink offers.

Bash BarWeds 25th March, 8PM-2AM

Perry BarrWeds 22nd April

Expect to see an exciting array of live acts including DJs, bands and entertainers along with coconut shy, a tombola and other fun events. Stay tuned for more information...

DONATIONS: £25

Please show your support and enthusiasm for our final year show by donating £25 each to our funds. This will enable us to put on the best show yet, celebrating your time spent at BIAD and making sure that the creative industry takes notice.

COLLECTION POINT

A regular stall will be set up in the main reception area for you to give donations. Your money will go towards the event pro-gram and the smooth running of the show, which includes a glitzy awards ceremony. Every donation is highly appreciated.

PUBLICATIONS

The committee’s Publications Team currently needs more people to volunteer. This team is responsible for creating the promotional application that showcases the whole year’s work. Please let us know if you are interested.

EVENTS

More students are needed to ensure the smooth running of the events development program. As the whole show is focussed around this main event, it is important that this is executed well. Please get in touch if you are interested.

To get involved: Contact Paul Slocombe/ The Graduate Show Committee To find out more: Visit www.1-8-1.blogspot.com

The delicious cake sale will be at the BIAD reception area and all proceeds will go towards the 181 show. At the stall, you will be able to buy tickets for the forthcoming Bash Bar event.

EASTER CAKE SALE BIAD ReceptionThurs 19th March

FUN DAY

OPEN BEATS v REHASH

Promising a buzzing atmos-phere of eclectic beats and creativity, Open Beats and Rehash will bring you a nightof great music, live drawing, and much more. Stay tuned...

Rainbow Warehouse Fri 8th May

181 SESSIONS

Come along to the 181 sessions and show your support for the graduate show. Tickets can be bought from the graduate show committee - £3 advance, £4 on the door. Includes drink offers.

Bash BarWeds 25th March, 8PM-2AM

Perry BarrWeds 22nd April

Expect to see an exciting array of live acts including DJs, bands and entertainers along with coconut shy, a tombola and other fun events. Stay tuned for more information...

DONATIONS: £25

Please show your support and enthusiasm for our final year show by donating £25 each to our funds. This will enable us to put on the best show yet, celebrating your time spent at BIAD and making sure that the creative industry takes notice.

COLLECTION POINT

A regular stall will be set up in the main reception area for you to give donations. Your money will go towards the event pro-gram and the smooth running of the show, which includes a glitzy awards ceremony. Every donation is highly appreciated.

PUBLICATIONS

The committee’s Publications Team currently needs more people to volunteer. This team is responsible for creating the promotional application that showcases the whole year’s work. Please let us know if you are interested.

EVENTS

More students are needed to ensure the smooth running of the events development program. As the whole show is focussed around this main event, it is important that this is executed well. Please get in touch if you are interested.

To get involved: Contact Paul Slocombe/ The Graduate Show Committee To find out more: Visit www.1-8-1.blogspot.com

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