
John Rocha on Dover Street en route to Dover Street Market. Such a gentleman kindly agreeing to a quick photo!

The Joseph Popcorn vendor outside Joseph on Old Bond Street - a much needed pitstop after a few bottles of champagne in Chanel opposite.

My glamorous friend Tolula Adeyami DJ'ing at the DKNY Bungalow 8 party. Resident at Bungalow 8 in London, model for Vivienne Westwood, she struck an awesome pose for me but the picture was a bit poor!

Dahhhhling Daisy at DKNY in Chanel and Dior. Bagged in the cream bag is our Vogue t-shirts which we bought from MaxMara. Thanks to all the ladies and staff at the store for their hospitality! They were amazing...such a laugh and really in the spirt of the evening.

Live models in the temporary Louis Vuitton store. Trying the get this picture was a struggle what with EVERYONE doing the same.

Robin, a dapper client at Daisy's Portobello vintage store outside Burberry on New Bond Street.

Judy, author of the entertaining
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Just as we left for the tube, I spotted this girl in vintage Dior. I know, I know this is a mens blog but still...how can you not appreciate this look!

Me in the Fashion Night Out for Vogue t-shirt. A bargain at £10 - and 100% for charity!
So I am a lot better, off the sofa slightly more alive than the first half of this weekend. Fashion Night Out was amazing and wish it could happened every month but alas, thats up to Vogue to decide!
I hope you enjoy the shots and I hope to read your comments about what you got up to - let me know!
I am not keen on leaving negative thoughts on here but for once I must, and I surprise myself by criticising Gucci.
The charity t-shirts for sale were to raise money for Crisis UK, the homeless organization. ALL the stores, except for Gucci, were selling them for £10 regardless if you bought anything else. Oh, no...not Gucci - if you bought something you got it free.
Bad form and shame on you Gucci. I admire them for their UNICEF work, but this initiative was not thought out and not in the charitable spirit of the night.
EDIT: AFTER A LITTLE EMAIL TO VOGUE, I HAD A RESPONSE REGARDING GUCCI. MY APPOLOGIES FOR ANY MISUNDERSTANDING BUT THIS WAS NOT EXPLAINED TO US AT THE TIME.
Thank you for your email. I am so pleased you enjoyed Fashion’s Night Out.
Gucci were great supporters of the charity Crisis, but due to restrictions with their till systems, they were not able to sell the T-shirt, but rather made a donation to Crisis for the full amount purchased, and were therefore at liberty to give them as a gift with purchase. They were one of the only stores to do this. I am sorry to hear that they did not explain this to you, as their support for this worth cause was in fact quite generous.
There were over 200 brands selling the Vogue T-shirt outright. It sounds like you did find some at Max Mara. Thank you for your kind support of Crisis and enthusiasm for the event.