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When In London

September 16th 2016

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You Say You Want A Revolution? Records & Rebels 1966-70Taking place at the V&A museum, this musical odyssey guides you through some of the greatest music and performances of the 20th century. The title, aptly borrowed from a 1968 Beatles song, examines the optimism, ideals and aspirations of the late sixties expressed through a myriad of media outlets such as film, design and political activism.
Björk DigitalAbnormal, eclectic and oh-so enjoyable - the Icelandic superstar comes to life in the form of Somerset House’s digital exhibit. Viewers are immersed in the many intricate details and visual splendour’s of the musicians finest collaborations with some of the best artists and programmers in the world. The premiere of the exhibit coincides with a special performance at the Royal Albert Hall.
The History Of The DhurrieCurating an exhibition of rare and beautiful Dhurries, Guinever Antiques displays the painstaking process of creating these hand woven rugs through a rich collection of specimens dating back to the mid-19 th century to mid-20th century. Dhurries, are a tribute to the weavers’ incredible skills as the patterns do not follow pre-drawn designs but are developed by eye alone.
All About PerfumeWhile fashion week attendees might be to pressed for time to partake in a class focused on identifying and studying scent, For My City - a unique company that specialises in bespoke services - offers just that. Spare an hour of your time to learn the intricacies of synesthesia with Nicola Pozzani who designed these sessions and studied Perfume Science with Jean-Claude Ellena, in-house perfumer of Hermès.
The Bauer Brothers: Masters of Scientific IllustrationLook at nature from the perspective of scientists and artists in an extensive exhibition of works spanning 350 years in the Natural History Museum. The many illustrations and watercolour paintings on display showcase the evolution of our perception as well as our advancements in studying the ecosystem. There are also new botanical and zoological watercolours pieces by Franz and Ferdinand Bauer every four months

As London Fashion Week kicks off, editors and ‘It Girls’ get together for yet another round of outfits. While we prepare for the long awaited impending shows, we take a look at four alternative on-goings during this six day event. From understanding the complex notes in signature fragrances to  historic paintings of wildlife and even a digitally enhanced Bjork, there’s something for everyone. Click each image for our take on each event. 

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