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7th September 2012, The Daily Mail “Fashion Night Out: Daisy Lowe joins Pixie Geldof and Pixie Lott as Fashion week's biggest names party in style ” 7th September 2012, SPEARS “Vogue’s Fashion’s Night Out on Burlington Arcade” 12th August 2012, The Guardian “Funky Finds: Kit From the Quirkiest UK Stores” 30th August 2012, LeCool, Justin Toh “Le Thursday” Recommended 25th June 2012, Voltcafe.com, Anna Bang “RubiCANE: The Last Tuesday Society” 22nd June 2012, Theupcomingco.uk “Sebastian Horsley: Viktor Wynd Fine Art” 21st June 2012, Italian Vogue Vogue Italia, Susanna Cappellaro 18th May 2012, The Independent, Nione Meakin “Brighton Fringe: Is Literature the new Rock’n’Roll?” 22nd May 2012, The Argus, Duncan Hall “Previews: The Last Tuesday Society” 9th March 2012, thisweeklondon.com, Gemma Scott “Approved: The Animal Party” (M) 29th February 2012, London Evening Standard, Kate Lough “Party Like an Animal” 18th January 2012, eastlondonlines.co.uk, Tabby Kinder (M) “Dead Trendy: Taxidermy in East London is Staring you in the Face” 11th January 2012, anothermag.com, Tish Wrigley “In Pictures: The Empire of Death” (M) 21st December 2011, toledoblade.com, Rod Lockwood “Merry Macabre” 16th December 2011, TimeOut.com, Alexi Duggis “The Last Tuesday Society: Clubbing With Mother” 13th October 2011, London Evening Standard, Sarah Marshall “The Capital’s Top 10 Horrific Halloween Events” “Purveyors of all things esoteric and wonderful”/”ranging from the theatrical and thoughtful to outlandish and controversial” 10th December 2011, The Guardian “Readers’ Tips: Best Unusual UK Shops” 21st November 2011, timeout.com “Lives Less Ordinary: Meet The Dilettante” 22nd October 2011, Timeout.com “Five Scarily Good Halloween Events” (M) 21st October 2011, timeout.com “Review: The Last Tuesday Society” 2nd October 2011, timeout.com “Fashion Blogger Sunday Girl Nominates her favourite London Hang-outs” (M) 15th August 2011, The Telegraph, Sarah Knapton “Wilderness Festival: A Romp in The Woods” “London’s undisputed purveyors of eccentricity” 17th July 2011, londonist.com, Franco Milazzo “In Pictures: The Orphanage Summer Masked Ball” (M) 5th July 2011, artmediaagency.com (M) “Hackney Hoard at Galerie8” 19th June 2011, Altsounds.com “Mercury Rev For Wilderness festival Plus Exciting Musical Collaborations” (M) 6th May 2011, Guardian.co.uk as featured in Le Cool’s London City Guide, Chloe McClosky and Mat Osman “10 of the best Shops in East London” 1st April 2011, the-gild.com, Hayley Burnham “The Last Tuesday Society” 1st March 2011, The Telegraph, Rowan Pelling (M) “When Did You Last Hear Any Witty Banter in a Starbucks?” 8th February 2011, spoonfed.co.uk, Jess Jones-Berney “The Odd and Odder at The Last Tuesday Society” 1st December 2010, “How to Spend It”, The Financial Times, Lucia Van Der Post “Little Shop of Horrors” 25th November 2010, Londonist.com, Franco Milazzo “Preview: Sarah Angliss @ Last Tuesday Society” 7th November 2010, thelondonword.com, Sarah Penny (M) “London’s Top Five… Obscure Shops” 28th October 2010, Tired of London, Tired of Life “Descend into Viktor Wynd’s Shop of Horrors” 1st October 2010, The Independent, Philip Hoare (M) “Angela Cockayne Discovers Cabinet of Curiosities at Corsham Court” 19th August 2010, copradiccion.com (Spanish) “Osito de Peluche de dos Cabezas” 2nd July 2010, londonist.com “Preview: The Importance of Glamour and Elegance” (M) 9th June 2010, publico.es, Madrid. (M) “Oscar y Dorian” 12th April 2010, London Evening Standard, Jasmine Gardner “Londoners Love Getting Naked” (M/Q) 25th March 2010, The Telegraph “Jonathan Ross’ Wife Buys Two-Headed Skeleton” 22nd March 2010, ElleUK.com, Sara D’Souza “Five of the Best Hidden London Art Galleries” 7th March 2010, The Hackney Post, Hannah Roberts “Shop of Horrors Sells Two-Headed Baby Skeleton” 19th October 2009, Timeout.com “Secret East London” 20th August 2009, The Telegraph “Weekend Trends: Retro-Socialising” 20th June 2008, helenjennings.co.uk, published in Toni&Guy in-salon magazine, Helen Jennings (M) “Pin Up” 2nd March 2008, The Independent, Miriam Rayman (M) “Trends: A Revolution is Brewing” 9th April 2007, Daily Mail, Kathryn Knight “The Crying Game: Misery Clubs Come to the UK” “A peculiar mixture of opium-soaked 18th century Romanticism combined with a dash of Marlee Dietrich smoky pre-war Berlin” |
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