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Sarah Penny

Sarah Penny has written 33 posts for The London Word
Born and bred in Greenwich, Sarah’s love affair with the bright lights started at a very early age. Despite a four-year fling with Brighton and brief dalliances with South America, she has recently returned to the place she loves best. She completed her degree in Media Studies three years ago and by day Sarah has been working in publishing, but by night has been writing for a variety of websites on music, fashion and whatever takes her fancy. Thelondonword.com gives her the perfect excuse to spend even more time in the city that she loves. Whether it is enjoying food in Soho, whiling away the hours trawling through the grubby shops of Brick Lane, or having a pint or two in the even grimier pubs of Camden, as long as it’s London it doesn’t matter.

Small Steps Celebrity Shoe Auction

Rachel Weisz and Julie Walters are among the celebrities who have donated their fancy footwear to this great cause

Paul Costelloe at Fashion Week

The London Word chats to designer Paul Costelloe at London Fashion Week about men, women and Ewan McGregor

Get Ready for London Fashion Week!

Tailoring ironed and MAC lippie primed, The London Word is ready to serve you with full fashion week coverage

Tommy Nutter: Rebel on the Row

Renowned tailor Tommy Nutter revolutionised the bespoke tailoring ethics of London’s cutting capital Savile Row

The Last Tuesday Society

This Mare Street emporium is perhaps best seen as an attempt to recreate, or reinterpret, a 17th-century Wunderkabinett

The Vintage Furniture Flea

Spend a Sunday afternoon at Bethnal Green’s York Hall perusing the potential finds that make your home a vintage haven

London Fashion Week Begins!

Paul Costelloe’s collection was a promising start to a week chock-full of London Fashion Week’s finest

Nails at The Painted Lady Launch

In the basement of a retro Shoreditch hair salon, Nails at The Painted Lady is a nail bar with a difference

Beautiful Brows at Blink

Blink is a pioneer of the quick-stop eyebrow threading shop, having opened the first bar in Bond Street back in 2004

London’s Top Five…Obscure Shops

Viktor Wynd’s Little Shop of Horrors is a cavernous hideaway with curious oddities reminiscent of a bygone Victorian boutique

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