Saturday Style Market Launches this Weekend at Spitalfields
A NEW fashion collective are descending on Spitalfields every Saturday, selling original fashion designs at the new weekly Style Market.
A NEW fashion collective are descending on Spitalfields every Saturday, selling original fashion designs at the new weekly Style Market.
FREE from the burden of having to dealing with a lengthy story set-up (a common complaint of the first film), The Desolation of Smaug hurtles headlong back into the adventure, with barely a pause for breath. With many great new locations, set pieces and characters, it’s surprising just how much more of the story they … Read more
IF you’re a regular reader of Pillow Mag, you may have realised something: we are more than a little bit obsessed with David Bowie.
DAVID Bowie has once again taken the music world by storm this year and his new exhibition at the V&A, celebrating his impact on the fashion industry, is a triumph. Pillow Magazine’s features writer Ally Lowe went to see what all the fuss is about. David Bowie is something of a legend to myself and … Read more
The Design Museum is inviting visitors to experience the world of fashion designer Paul Smith this winter.
SOUTH African director Neil Blomkamp made waves with his hit debut film District 9 and in his follow up Elysium, we are treated to more of the same – his panache for world building, a keen eye for detail and fantastic production values – albeit this time with a bigger scope and budget.
Welcome to the first ever Editor’s Letter for Pillow Magazine.
YOU can’t help but marvel at Becky Jones aka Saint Saviour and her musical accolades. Previous front woman of Groove Armada and co-writer of their highly successful album, Black Light, her delightful debut album and vast collection of superior covers as a solo artist has most certainly put the Teeside songstress on 2012’s radar.
JUERGEN Teller is considered one of the most important photographers of his generation. He is one of the few who is able to cross the thin, but strong, line between the art world and the commercial one, and do it successfully.
A BIG budget film of a well-known biblical tale, directed by one of the most interesting filmmakers working in Hollywood today, is guaranteed to receive all sorts of attention –both good and bad.In other hands, this could have been a disaster – either a generic Hollywood-ised action ‘re-imagining’ that takes too many liberties with the … Read more