Owner of online Vintage boutique Cherry Closet , Nicki Jane juggles her time between a 9-5 Editor job and expanding her already popular vintage brand. From searching through her mum’s wardrobe as a young girl to trawling LA and UK charity shops, she’s certainly come a long way. With plans to expand to Vintage fairs, open a boutique and... Read More →

At the age of 19, Cyprus born Sia Dimitriadi seemed to already have the fashion world at her feet, having secured an enviable position working as a stylist at Glamour Magazine. Sia however, refused to settle. Driven by a desire for design that began as a child, fabricating on-trend outfits for her Barbies, she embodied the true spirit of the Go-Getter,... Read More →

IDOL first met Charli Brown three years back when we were selling our souls for work experience; IDOL hadn’t even been thought of yet and Charli was forever scouring the pages of fashion magazines to develop her writing style. Three years on Charli has well and truly flown the internship nest and is brancing out into a league of her own, taking... Read More →

PINS is the young Go Getter focusing his creativity skills on trainers and Krispy Kremes, whilst gaining a celeb and cult like following in the process. Not your average designer, and sure to raise a few eyebrows in the industry, PINS has made his way to success unconventionally and without the support of tutors and mentors. Instead relying on his... Read More →

IDOL first met Billy in very unusual circumstances. A dark pub, red lighting, seedy music you’d suspect a pervert to attempt to seduce you with, an odd aroma of cheap perfume lingered in the air whilst images of group orgies and naked women in masks adorned the walls; Billy Byrne’s Sex Noir Exhibition. For a naive hour or so, we believed... Read More →

When a girl of merely 21 not only has her own handbag collection which she sells in her Kingly Court store, but also has several awards and design-contest winnings linked to her brand, Idol Magazine is simply compelled to find out more. Labelled as the next Patrick Cox and top buy by Grazia Online, Harriet Sanders had no problem with sharing her thoughts... Read More →

Since I was little I’ve always enjoyed the art of drawing. I remember drawing old war planes and wanting desperately to be a part of the world in which I was creating. I also remember doodling over things and even at a young age subverting what was already there, even getting in trouble at school; the usual moustache over faces, devil horns and... Read More →

Not just a small town girl, Amy Simmons has flown the nest and is dipping her talented hand in as many of London’s creative outlets as she can. At just 17, she had already ventured from her small home town in the Scottish borders to Farnham to achieve her foundation in Fashion and Textiles, and now 20, has progressed on to Epsom to study Fashion... Read More →

Zoe Zimmer could easily live off the tabloid attention her parents statuses have brought her over the recent years. Being the daughter of composer Hans Zimmer and former catwalk model Vicki Carolin, Zoe could have turned into one of those models/IT girls after being ‘discovered’ by singer turned photographer Bryan Adam’s in her teenage... Read More →

‘When you’re famous you run the chance of people getting bored of you, because you’re consumable. I love almond croissants, but when I get bored of almond croissants I move on to some other kind of croissant. The thing is to keep your flavour, because when people get stuck on almond croissants, that’s how superstars are... Read More →