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Roland Mouret | Spring Summer 2017

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Issey Miyake | Spring Summer 2017

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Sonia Rykiel | Spring Summer 2017

beautifully cut clothes, feminine, gorgeous.

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Loewe | Spring Summer 2017

beautiful shapes, fabrics, bags…

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@LoeweOfficial

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John Galliano | Spring Summer 2017

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Stella McCartney | Spring Summer 2017

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Dries Van Noten | Spring Summer 2017

Gorgeous fabrics… wonderful set. Quite amazing

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In For a Spell (The Magical Matchmaker Series Book 4) by Sharon Clare
TomMcGreevy's review: "A wonderful read. I own up that I know and like the author. However the quality of the writing, the telling of the story, the emotional sense that the characters convey all stand on their own. I've read other of Sharon's works and this one shows an authoress well polished in her craft. And her craft is people being […]
Hers : brilliant new fiction by lesbian writers by Terry Wolverton
TomMcGreevy's review: "A selection of short stories and fiction excerpts by lesbian writers. As with any anthology, the works differ radically in style and substance. I particularly enjoyed Mrs Yakamoto Comes to Stay by Hildie V Kraus, Joshua by Robin Podolsky, Chinese Medicine by Sandra Golvin, and the exceptional Self-deliverance by Elise D' […]
Mating in Captivity: Reconciling the Erotic and the Domestic by Esther Perel
TomMcGreevy's review: "Perel examines the question of whether good sex can last after marriage. She writes a helpful book stressing how intimacy is in many ways inconsistent with the erotic, not least in that the erotic must be separate from oneself to maintain mystery and attraction whereas intimacy stresses merging with no secrets. A tough nut to […]
Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig
TomMcGreevy's review: "Brilliant. Hopeful. Perceptive. Terse. Kind. A book that hugs. Everyone suffers differently. That said, this is worth reading regardless of whether you suffer as Matt does, or not. There is nothing simple about mental illness. But please persevere, and this book helps in that effort. Be well."