Category Archives: Design

The Markle Sparkle.

Posted on March 9, 2019 by Arvin da Brgha

Meghan, HRH Duchess of Sussex in Valentino Haute Couture in Morocco. Many moons ago, in the 80s when living next-door to designer, Alfred Sung on Cabbagetown’s Amelia Street, I was more obsessed with fashion than I now am. Back then, … Continue reading →

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#BestDespinaEver!

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Arvin da Brgha

Opening nights are always such fun… Tuesday night past, I was reminded of all the opening nights that I would attend with a slightly neurotic Merlin as some show or other that he had directed was being presented to the … Continue reading →

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Wallis? No, no, no. Try Edward VIII 2.0.

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Arvin da Brgha

So horrid has been the unbridled racial animus at TRH Duke & Duchess’ interracial marriage that it is past the point of being alarming, to merely being plain hysterical. Fuck these idiots; just get on with your miserable lives, which … Continue reading →

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An Awakened Dream Like No Other!

Posted on December 23, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

On the final full day of this trip to London, it was also the 29th anniversary of Merlin’s passing. I had planned on visiting Spencer House, the Monday evening prior; however, the event which was a ticketed lecture had been … Continue reading →

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The Day After the Night that Was.

Posted on December 16, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

By now the effects of the stewed fruit at breakfast has seen my waist shrink; I am grateful. The morning after the night that was, I am still elated and humming away that catchy melody from Ludwig Minkus’ greatly composed … Continue reading →

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At Last, The Day Has Finally Arrived.

Posted on December 9, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

With a spring in my step, I came up for air at Piccadilly Circus Station, whistling Ludwig Minkus’ glorious recurrent melody from La Bayadère with thoughts of the astounding Natalia Osipova uppermost in my thoughts. I was returned to the … Continue reading →

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Pilgrimage to Windsor… that dress!

Posted on December 7, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

Aerial view: Windsor Castle, Berkshire. In the mad dash to board the train from King’s Cross/St. Pancras Station to Paddington Station, I boarded the wrong train and ended up losing almost of hour of valuable time. Nonetheless to Windsor with … Continue reading →

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Shopping @ British Museum.

Posted on December 4, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

On the occasion of HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales’ 70th birthday, the sunrise was the most glorious display of apricot orange, manseport orange and blood orange tonalities. So ravishing was it that I had to get up from the … Continue reading →

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Now there was a night in the theatre.

Posted on November 1, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

Whilst Lucian Mann-Chomedy took in the pre-opera lecture, I sat on a bench in the middle of University Avenue, enjoying a rather exquisite four-cheese macaroni and cheese baked to perfection as I read a very good biography of Tudor matriarch, … Continue reading →

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Two Weddings, A Baby, A Gaggle of Racial Predators and Hadrian’s frightful ghost.

Posted on October 24, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

The recent wedding of the Duke of Huescar to his handsome bride was a stunning bit of theatre. He is, of course, the future Duke of Alba, grandson of one of the grandest nobles of the last century, the inimitable … Continue reading →

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