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This June: Westfield & Shelter Music launch Reloved – circular festival fashion pop up
04/06/26

This June: Westfield & Shelter Music launch Reloved – circular festival fashion pop up

Westfield Stratford City is teaming up with charity Shelter to launch Reloved, a new four day festival fashion pop-up celebrating the best of second hand style, live music and expert styling inspiration. Designed to put preloved fashion at the heart of festival dressing, the experience will showcase curated looks created by leading industry stylists, inspired by the artists currently shaping the British music scene.


A key highlight of the event will see a globally renowned celebrity stylist, soon to be announced, host an exclusive styling session, sharing insider tips and inspiration drawn from one of the UK’s most iconic music acts.

Throughout the activation, visitors can also expect surprise DJ sets and live performances from emerging artists from Sony Music’s roster of rising UK talent, bringing an exciting festival atmosphere to the heart of East London.

 

Dates: Thursday 25th – Sunday 28th June


Address: Westfield Stratford City, Montfichet Road, Olympic Park, E20 1EJ

For more information click here.


Written by Jordan Crowley

Render courtesy of Westfield Stratford City


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Brockman’s, the properly improper gin, launches “the properly improper society”

  • May 12, 2022
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 16, 2024

Taking place in Soho this May, award-winning premium gin Brockmans latest activation is sure to inspire gin lovers and creatives alike. The three-day event taking place from Thursday 19th to Saturday 21st of May will be celebrating everything individuality and honouring the craft of cocktails.

Guests will be treated to a host of performances, cocktail masterclasses and musical experiences, running across four different rooms within the Bateman Street venue. In line with the Brockmans brand identity of mixing daring tastes with noble traditions, Brockmans will be transforming the space into a properly improper world with each of the four spaces dedicated to different offerings.

Throughout the three day celebration, performances will include:

Thursday 19th May

Gecko – a London-based artist, whose playful lyrics cover all the big things in life like iPhones, Libraries & Guanabana fruit juice. Gecko has previously appeared at Glastonbury, Bestival and BBC Radio 1 to name a few.

Harry Baker – the youngest ever person to win the Poetry World Slam championship will be performing his incredible mixes of poetry, comedy and mathematics.

Friday 20th May

Ben Lewis – supported by some of the biggest names in the business, he has been a DJ for 15 years and has played all over the world from New York to Ibiza.

Jon Udry – is an incredible performer who will be combining juggling and comedy to create a unique performance that has earnt him spots at prestigious events and festivals such as Glastonbury.

Saturday 21st May

Velvet Thunder – a UK DJ who plays an eclectic mix of world music tracks mixed with funk, soul and disco. Spoken Word Artists

Billie – a jazz and soul artist who will be performing an eclectic mix with her band who have been creating musical synergy together for many years.

For the full list of performances visit: https://www.brockmansgin.com

Dates: Thursday 19th to Saturday 21st of May | Opening Times: Thursday – Friday 5-10 pm and Saturday 12-10 pm 15 Address: 15 Bateman St, Soho, London, W1D 3AQ

Written by Jordan Crowley

Photography courtesy of Brockmans

 
 
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