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Off the Record, November 5 2010

5 November 2010

Fenchurch launch party for album from Defenders Records at its store in Covent Garden

Streetwear brand Fenchurch hosted the launch party for a new compilation album from grime label Defenders Records at its store in London’s Covent Garden at the end of last month. (From left) Fenchurch’s Karen Campbell, Frances Emery and Rachel Clayton liked it loud.

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  • Fenchurch launch party for album from Defenders Records at its store in Covent Garden

    Streetwear brand Fenchurch hosted the launch party for a new compilation album from grime label Defenders Records at its store in London’s Covent Garden at the end of last month. (From left) Fenchurch’s Karen Campbell, Frances Emery and Rachel Clayton liked it loud.

  • Ray Parlour joins Lewis Tweddell, owner of Lewis Yates in Billericay, Essex for Twitter page launch

    Ex-footballer and Sky Sports pundit Ray Parlour (left) joined Lewis Tweddell, owner of menswear indie Lewis Yates in Billericay, Essex, for the launch of its new Twitter profile page, where users can tweet their fashion dilemmas and get an instant response. No more fashion faux pas then. You can tweet with Lewis Yates at @lystylefix.

  • Eden Park’s party, Franck Mesnel, Herve Godest and Christophe Brun

    Male sports journalists outnumbered female fashion writers at French lifestyle brand Eden Park’s party to celebrate it becoming the official formalwear supplier to the England rugby team at Kensington Roof Gardens in London last month. The evening was hosted by Eden Park’s Franck Mesnel (left) with colleagues Herve Godest (centre) and Christophe Brun, and guests included England player Ugo Monye.

  • Eden Park’s party, Ugo Monye

    Male sports journalists outnumbered female fashion writers at French lifestyle brand Eden Park’s party to celebrate it becoming the official formalwear supplier to the England rugby team at Kensington Roof Gardens in London last month. The evening was hosted by Eden Park’s Franck Mesnel with colleagues Herve Godest and Christophe Brun, and guests included England player Ugo Monye (pictured).

  • Lulu Kennedy and George Lamb, Lulu & Co launch

    Guests threw shapes on the dancefloor at the launch of Lulu & Co, the capsule collection created by Fashion East founder Lulu Kennedy, at Harvey Nichols in London. Fashion mixed with celebrities at the bash at the store’s Fifth Floor Cafe last month, as Kennedy (pictured) hung out with presenter George Lamb and Pixie Geldof was snapped with designer Henry Holland.

  • Henry Holland and Pixie Geldof, Lulu & Co launch

    Guests threw shapes on the dancefloor at the launch of Lulu & Co, the capsule collection created by Fashion East founder Lulu Kennedy, at Harvey Nichols in London. Fashion mixed with celebrities at the bash at the store’s Fifth Floor Cafe last month, as Kennedy hung out with presenter George Lamb and Pixie Geldof (pictured) was snapped with designer Henry Holland.

    Source:Rex Features/Richard Young

  • Karl Wood, owner of Pride, Luke Roper and Adam Keyte, Luke

    Karl Wood (middle), owner of premium menswear and womenswear indie Pride, celebrated the relocation of his store – to Vine Street, just around the corner from its original premises in Evesham, Worcestershire. It was a stylish affair, with Luke Roper (left) and Adam Keyte of men’s young fashion brand Luke dropping in to officially open the store.

The inside track on the parties and gossip for the week.

Send your industry gossip, photos and news to Suzanne Bearne at suzanne.bearne@emap.com

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