Hello All. It's been a very long time. Google blocked my access to (my blog) with their over the top security, and being Google when you ask for help, well, winning the lottery is more likely as Google can't be bothered to give help when it is needed. So this is my first post in a year.
Recently I was invited to a really great event on the 1st of August 2026. Haven Market was its name. The event held at the historical Victorian building Pollocks Theatrical Print Warehouse in west London was organised by Emma & Mae, and gathered many fans of Harajuku focused Japanese Street Fashion, and its many sub genre’s. There was Sweet Lolita, Gothic Lolita, Decora, Gyaru, Decora, Fairy Key and others present. A true celebration of colour that caught the eye and attention of all that passed by.
The event saw traders and artists showcasing many of their creative works, designs and crafts on display and up for sale, inside the Victorian building across three floors of the historic 19th century Townhouse building in Fitzrovia. Pollocks was the oldest Toy Museum in the UK. Its life and soul has always been with artists and creatives. Today the creatives were a visual feast of colours, overflowing from the building at 41 Whitfield Street W1.
Sorry this post isn’t my usual fashion centric post with all the glorious details of who is wearing what, with all the brands featured, but sadly of the many marvellously styled people I photographed, that promised they would let me have those details of what they were wearing, not a single one did. Such shame because the style is there as you can see, but you deserve to know the who, what why of it all. For now, please enjoy these images of mine from this marvellous day and its event.
Thank you Emma & Mae for your great Haven event.
On another note, for some reason, the folks at FeedSpot say I am featured in their top 60 Street Style blogs to follow in 2026. This is interesting but I am not bothered about validation so much these days. If it works for you, that's great. Please enjoy this long overdue blog post.
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