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such as a group of creatives dressed
in the element of the periodic 1920s
art nouveau with fake machine guns
blazing while a happy bunch of
regulars spoke of their association
with the event and how their night
came together in getting all dolled
up, made an impressive attendance.
With its prestigious feel and
increased sense of freedom,
reminiscent of the given period
allowed clothing to develop a closer
relationship with art. Bustles and
corsets gave fashion designers much
greater freedom of expression and
truly found its place in this themed
eventful night at French Tuesdays.
www.frenchtuesdays.comFrench Tuesdays turned their
members into gangsters and flappers
as they celebrated the Roaring
Twenties at their Speakeasy Night
in posh South Kensington.
Dayle
Best
was there to witness all the
mayhem.
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, and it’s Tu sday!
Photographer: Samantha Simpson