The Levi’s® X House of Holland collaboration is available now. Fronted in a campaign by Leigh Lezark (famous for being one third of NYC DJ troupe The Misshapes and generally being incredibly nice and beautiful) and model Jacob Coupe, the new collaboration see’s Levi’s® reunited with House of Holland for a collection of full denim and non-denim tops and bottoms. The new pieces are available globally, online and through Harvey Nichols, Selfridges and Browns in the UK.
Henry Holland’s mum is brilliant - that’s her there (in the green). Apparently she has a huge following on Twitter, and I’m not surprised she’s a legend.
The invite to the House of Holland show was a bandana - an indiction to the theme: classic bandana prints were used on skirts and dresses, and they were tied around chain jewellery, hoop earrings and around the model’s hair.
Also, were T- Shirts with Henry’s Twitter acronyms emblazoned across. They are available to buy via Blackberry devises now - http://c-t-f-o.blogspot.com
Remember we told you about the House of Holland Blackberry app? Well, simultaneously, at the same time, Henry has launched a blog previewing the T-Shirts that will appear in his show; and can bought via said Blackberry app on the same day.
Here is a sneak peak of the tees containing Henry’s infamous — and hilarious — twitter acronyms. I can’t tell you what they mean yet, but I’m sure all will be revealed soon.
Can I have the N.A.L.G.O in black or navy…?
http://c-t-f-o.blogspot.com
Henry Holland loves his Blackberry®. So it was only a matter of time that he became involved with them in a bigger way that just being a ‘heavy user’.
This London Fashion Week House of Holland will launch a bespoke app for BlackBerry® smartphones, allowing customers to buy pieces direct from the catwalk as they are shown during LFW.
Download the application from www.houseofholland.co.uk/blackberry or BlackBerry app world.
This is the first time that customers can order pieces, a whole season ahead, from their mobile phones.
The House of Holland show takes place at 4.45pm on Saturday, 20th February.
Henry Holland joins the lineup of designers including: Julien Macdonald, John Rocha and Matthew Williamson to create a line for Debenhams. Designer at Debenhams. H! by Henry Holland will be available for S/S10 and being more affordable than his mainline ‘House of Holland’ collections is aimed at his teenage fan-base.
Henry Holland custom-made the one-sleeved dress that Little Boots wore on stage at Glastonbury. Apparently she text Henry to thank him as soon as she received it. Quite right. The runway version of the fine wool number will be available from Browns Focus and Colette at the end of August. To achieve the glimmering effect Henry covered the dress in Swarovski crystals - typical him!
G-Shock had a secret summer party ‘G-SHHHHHH’ - although it wasn’t really secret, as we all knew about it - but anyway: the party started with a Champagne reception at the Carnaby Street store, and then moved on to Club 24 on Kingly Street. Pixie Lott, Frank Musik, Paul Woolford, Smokin Jo and Henry Holland all dj’d. Phew.
Pictures by Alistair Guy
Henry Holland blows out candles on his birthday cake (which looked like malt loaf, but tasted of ginger), before heading to Camden’s Black Cap for karaoke. Fun.
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: everyone needs a good t-shirt, or two, in their wardrobe. To help add to your stash designers Richard Chai, Phillip Lim, Christopher Shannon, Juun J, JW Anderson, Henry Holland and the Topman Design team have come up with their ideal versions of the humble white tee. They will be available in Topman stores on May 28th.
Mandi Lennard PR promised no pink at the Barbie Party at Dover Street Market, last night. But of course she was only kidding. For a start the Barbie clothing line, made up of dazzling leggings, tees and cotton dresses - is mostly pink, with some monochrome and washed-out greys; we drank pink Moet Champagne; ate irridescent glitter cupcakes, provided by Treacle; and everyone made an effort to be as pink as possible. Henry Holland, who curated the store’s dedicated Barbie space, played perfect host. Typical Henry.
The temporary in-store boutique is open for a two weeks and also features new limited edition dolls: Ken by Gareth Pugh, Barbie by Roksanda Iincic, and Barbie by Danielle Scutt.
Pictures by Alistair Guy
