My article on London Fashion Week has been published in The Weekly Standard! If you like glossy-paper magazines, you can pick it up on newsstands. Or, you can read it online here.

An excerpt:

On my first night of Fashion Week, I was told to leave a bar because I’m a woman. I was staying at the Cavalry and Guards Club, a members-only establishment that, in 1890, was the premier club for officers in elite regiments of the British Army. Frequented by the prince of Wales (later the duke of Windsor) in the 1920s and ’30s, it is now open to men and women and provides affordable accommodations on Piccadilly, just steps away from Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, and the venues for Fashion Week.

Intrigued? You can read the rest at www.weeklystandard.com, where you’ll find out about the fashion films produced by British Vogue’s Jaime Perlman, some fabulous sequin-adorned ski jackets, and Lee Klabin’s beautiful corset-style dresses! I’ll also post some photos of these designers’ wares here, too.