London Fashion Weekend, Friday 24th February 2012! #LFW
There were models,
bloggers, fashionistas, photographers, journalists, etc.
Lots of places to go to… to spend your money.
This is truly a place where you have the permission to stare.
So, this was a sneak preview of London Fashion Weekend. At Somerset House
I shot a video with someone you guys might recognize from my Seoul Fashion Week or BigBang video, and I hope that I will find time to upload it as soon as possible!
xxx Nicole
A photo that could be hanging in the Louvre.. ^_^
Model: Aleksandra Bobrova,
MUA/Stylist: Hyekun Lily Park,
Photographer: David Sheldrick (www.davidsheldrick.com)
Credits:
Make up - Chloe Han
Hair - Junsung Hong
Styling - Alexandra Greenhill
Photography - David Sheldrick
Model - Chanie Munn
Video - Nicole Markhoff
Music - DJ Fenner & Quazzer
Wardrobe:
Uma Turan, Alice Lee, Topshop, Freedom, Elisa Palomino, Harness, Japer Garvida, Jane Norman, Jiwon Jahng, Urban Outfitters





BACKSTAGE with
Photographer: David Sheldrick,
Model: Chanie Munn,
Make-up: Chloe Han,
Hair Stylist: Junsung Hong,
Stylists: Alexandra Greenhill + Assistant.
One lovely Saturday in a tiny londoner studio with lots of creative people.
David planned the whole shoot and got all those people together. Chloe and Junsung made the model look like Marie Antoinette, Marilyn Monroe and Marlene Dietrich - all in one. The stylists took care of the very unique pieces. Made in London.
Et voila!
For the final photos go to www.davidsheldrick.com
Camden Market in London feels like Dongdaemun in Seoul!! First you think how “dirty” Camden Market is compared to other common tourist places in London, then you begin to realize how colourful, glittery and oh so vintage it is.
After fighting our way all the way to Camden Market (I hate those tunnel, district, road works) we had delicious chicken wraps, mulled cider and super-rich chocolate lollipop brownies.
I was all convinced about Camden Market as soon as I realized it was full of Korean sellers. You will immediately realize which clothes, bags, accessoires come from Korea (and the shop owners will be eating kimbab) ^_-
I went home buying red/black printed leggings and some very large-grey-bunny pullover.
There were so many things I wanted to buy, but I decided to first buy gifts for family and friends, before I start spoiling nobody but myself (insert wise words here).
For example, there were bags with built-it speakers, funky necklaces saying “Aaaaah” or “SMILE”, scary-but-cute winter hats or super-vintagy magnet stickers. They all make perfect gifts, don’t they? A puppy for Christmas would be lovely too…
Also, I take loads of 










