Author: Jon Fenton-Dawson

Winter Layering

Winter Layering

Posted by | Nov 28, 2017 |

With Autumn soon moving into winter, the Liverpool weather is only going to get colder, wetter and more ridiculously windy, but it doesn’t mean it’s time to pull out the parka just yet. Instead, we’ve layered up, to give you some outfit ideas to keep you inspired through to the end of term, no matter if you’re looking for something new to wear to Heebies or just want to up your style for those visits to the SJ. Beret – Vintage Kangol. Coat – Topshop. Shoes – Doc Martens. Shoes – Doc Martens. Dungarees – Topshop. All other, as...

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Top 10 Fashion Accounts to Follow on Instagram

Top 10 Fashion Accounts to Follow on Instagram

Posted by | Oct 15, 2017 |

Sometimes your insta feed can become repetitive with the same mixture of food pictures and aesthetic-yet-entirely-unaffordable clothes, so I’ve rounded up 10 of my favourite fashion-centric Instagram accounts for when you need to inject some fresh posts into your feed. No. 1. – @dazedfashion Casual Tuesday office looks brought 2 u by @badgalriri in @mollymgoddard ??? #regram – @emmahopeall A post shared by Dazed Fashion (@dazedfashion) on Oct 10, 2017 at 8:35am PDT The fashion team from Dazed&Confused Magazine curate an insta feed ranging from fashion news to photography and the occasional meme. It’s an essential follow and keeps...

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Billy Elliot at The Liverpool Empire – Review

Billy Elliot at The Liverpool Empire – Review

Posted by | May 14, 2017 | ,

It’s hard to think of any other musical which defines Northern, working class culture as much as Billy Elliot. The musical, set against the backdrop of a north-eastern mining town in the 1980’s, typifies working class culture and identity at a time of complete change in British history, when upheavals in class and identity were beginning to emerge and divide the nation. The search for identity was an unescapable theme in this production of Billy Elliot. However, this is meant in the best possible way, as the production and acting was so good that the musical went beyond the...

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Benedict Drew: KAPUT – Review

Benedict Drew: KAPUT – Review

Posted by | Dec 1, 2016 |

A wall of posters first greets you as you enter the new Benedict Drew: KAPUT exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery; emblazoned with slogans and graffiti of the Virgin Galactica space programme; ‘The Grand Tour’ and ‘The Enlightenment’. It’s an interesting mix, which at first appears abstract but the meaning becomes increasingly clear. Through using a mixture of sculpture, video and audio, Drew creates a provocative take on the influence of wealth and capitalism in modern society. The themes of the exhibition appear to be embodied by Richard Branson, who Drew created a line drawing of to hang high...

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Joe and Caspar: Hit the Road USA – Review

Joe and Caspar: Hit the Road USA – Review

Posted by | Oct 29, 2016 | ,

Joe Sugg and Caspar Lee are known for many things: their collaborative videos, bromance and most notably the 19 million subscribers they have amassed across their YouTube platforms. On 25th October, the duo visited Liverpool’s Empire Theatre, the second date of their 7 night tour around Britain to promote the upcoming release of their docu-film, Joe and Caspar Hit the Road: USA. The show was billed as a preview of Sugg and Lee’s upcoming DVD release, however the realization of this was more varied. 90 minutes of the show’s 2-hour slot was filled with games between the two stars,...

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