I am not normally a watch person, in fact I am the opposite. I am the modern-day 'check-your-phone-for-the-time' sort of person.

Even if I have a watch, I am most likely to forget to wear it.

However I have found out recently that my aversion to the classic time-telling-technology is not down to the purpose itself, but down to not having found the right fit for me.
So often I have tried on watches and they've been too heavy, too clunky, too full of charms, too patterned or even just too plain. I have yet to find the ideal me piece and at a budget that I can
afford.

At least that is until I discovered House of Florrie.

My House of Florrie Watch

The Vogue Festival 2015 was, if possible, even more spectacular than previous years (if that were possible.) Taking place at a new venue of the Royal College of Arts instead of the Southbank Centre, there was a myriad of talks, stalls and masterclasses taking place over the two days.

So this has been one of the craziest, busiest weeks so far.
Not only have I been super busy prepping Valentine's day articles for Seen in the City, but I also had the London Catwalk Society's first show on Saturday.

This show was organised and created by Kim Melville-Smith, the designer of Innu London. I first met Kim a year ago when I interviewed her for Seen in the City, and we have remained friends ever since.

Me at the event