Showing posts with label What Would Julia Do. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What Would Julia Do. Show all posts

Monday, 2 June 2014

Sunday Roast at the Bistrotheque celebrating What Would Julia Do...

Those lovely people at the Bistrotheque laid on a fabulous feast to celebrate the launch of photographer Rebecca Thomas' book What Would Julia Do. It's a little self published tome with yours truly at the core of it's subject matter. After last months launch we carried on just a little longer...
On the menu a selection of delicious salads washed down with copious amounts of Bloody Mary's, mains of juicy roasted and marinaded chicken, dessert chocolate mousse, orange curd and candied orange along with passion fruit and fennel seed mess.

The star of the show... the dog I mean, Barney 'Bubbles' La Clar

Harriet Verney left and Rebecca Thomas right


Film maker Sharna Osbourne left and editor of Wonerland mag Danielle Emerson right

Our host and co owner of the Bistrotheque handsome David Waddington


How gorgeous, Cozette McCreery one third of Sibling knitwear


David Vincent left & artist William Farr

Restauranter Mark Hix centre and Leean James right

Barney 'Bubbles' La Clar

Music mystro Andrew Frazer of Some Friendly pr

From the left Sid Bryan, Leann James, Cozette McCreery, Rebecca Ward, Sharna Osbourne,  David Vincent,  Princess Julia, Danielle Emerson, Rebecca Thomas
All photos by Rebecca Thomas online

Online features about the book... (click on names for links)


Friday, 23 May 2014

What Would Julia Do by Rebecca Thomas - Book Launch 22nd May 2014

As you may know I've got a little photographic book out. We launched this month with a party to celebrate at Mark Hix's Cock 'n' Bull gallery situated below his Tramshed restaurant in Rivington Street, Shoreditch. A had a major turnout, here's Rebecca's photographic reportage of the event... I wore a gorgeous frothy Sibling number and yes there was a life size cardboard cutout of me.

Mark Hix and I

Bubbles made an appearance


Philipa Fish selling books and posing as me wearing Louise Gray

Harriet Verney deejaying and Lola Chatterton assisting

Uoohoo Paloma Faith pops by



With Pam Hogg and artist Duggie Fields

Love, artist Angel Rose and Felicity Hayward

Angel Rose

Deejay/model Josh Quinton

Dj for the evening designer James Long

With Jonathan Saunders

Vogue fashion editor Fran Burns

Dave Kenrick djing left and Paul Flynn, he wrote the forward in the book


Yeah Larry Tee


Judy Blame left and Ed Marler right

Duggie Fields hello!

Thelma Speirs having a tipple


Miss Susan Tilley muse and writer left, jewelry designer Dominic Jones middle and Felicity Hayward model right

Lulu Kennedy from Fashion East and new baby Rainbow

Old friends Tasty Tim and Jeffrey Hinton



Louise gray, love her and Miss Harriet Verney



Tasty Tim is so busy promoting his new night the cheek! Lol, Michael Costiff and menswear designer Lou Dalton

The lady herself photographer Rebecca Thomas

Cozette on third of Sibling kinitwear design team

With choreographer Les Child

Yay film maker Sharna Osbourne, she did a little film for Wonderland online about the book

Sid Bryan and Joe Bates the two thirds of Sibling
All photos by Rebecca Thomas
www.rebeccazephyrthomas.com
www.siblinglondon.com 

Saturday, 5 April 2014

'What Would Julia Do'... news on my forthcoming book


'What Would Julia Do' by Rebecca Thomas is a contemporary photographic account of my life over the past 5 years, a vivid visual diary of how I combine my many interests, where I go and the people I meet, of course dressed for every occasion. I always try and make the best of myself and through the years have maintained a personal style and image, for instance I would never go out (even on a local jaunt) without my lipstick on.


For me 'dressing' is a way of life, it's as natural as breathing. Exploring potential is a continual challenge and it's a challenge that I thrive on, I take everything into consideration and applaud the daring people who follow their dreams and inspire me and those around me. I have a creative community outlook on life and spend a great deal of time encouraging others to realize a world where anything amazing can happen even when things don't appear to be going so well. My attitude may seem adventurous but it's led to a life full of surprise and wonder, a life where the smallest detail causes excitement and the bigger picture is simply mind blowing. 

Forward written by Paul Flynn, 'What Would Julia Do' is self published by Rebecca Thomas and will be out in the next month or so...

Rebecca Thomas website