Culture Spot: Timothy Taylor Gallery

Style Note: The Isabella Oliver Cape

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Yesterday was one of those cold and breezy days in London when you really need something warm and snug to wrap up in. And what better way to wrap up than in a cape. It's the perfect alternative to a winter coat. I received this beautiful one as a Christmas Gift from one of my favourite labels Isabella Oliver.

London Fashion Week Diary: BODYAMR

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The BODYAMR show was one that I was particularly looking forward to, and it was well worth the wait. The signature draping that I love still played a huge role in the collection as an abundance of luxe fabrics and beaded embellishment.

Giveaway: Win Tickets to the 2010 Vitality Show!

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The lovely team at Vitality are treating three lucky readers to a pair of free tickets! Running from 18th-21st March in London’s Earls Court 2, Vitality is the UK’s largest health, beauty, fitness and wellbeing event for women.

Beauty Buzz: Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare

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I recently changed my beauty regime to include the Cleanse and Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser, the Instant Boost Skin Tonic and Skin Repair Moisturiser. It's been just six days, and already I've seen a noticeable difference in the clarity of my complexion and the texture of my skin.

Culture Spot: Timothy Taylor Gallery

The Timothy Taylor Gallery has been host to some impressive exhibitions, including that of sculptor Ron Arad and one of my favourite artisans Susan Hiller. It's a great spot for soaking up contemporary art and design.

The Diane Arbus exhibition at the Timothy Taylor Gallery on Dering street is not to be missed. The gallery pays homage to the American photographer by displaying sixty photographs of her work achieved between 1957 and 1971. Hailed as one of the most influential and original photographers of her time, Arbus explored the matter of people and society through the camera lens. She captured the sophistication, adolescence and eccentricity of her subjects who included socialites, nudists and young children. It ends on the 27th of June and admission is free.