That's How It Happened

As a doctor you don't expect to get invited to any events during Fashion Week. But that doesn't mean you don't get a little bit jealous of all the frivolity. Just three weeks after London fashion week had already ended, I finally got invited to a real fashion "do". Last night the Fashion and Textile Museum held an opening party for a new display of 60s, 70s and 80s couture dresses from Jan de Villeneuve's (presumably extensive) wardrobes. The whole soiree was pretty damn frivolous: tiny shots of chocolate vodka served with tiny shots of blood orange juice as a chaser; lots of very dubious outfits worn by lots of very inebriated PR girls; and most incredibly a guest appearance by Larry Hagman. He arrived wearing a wide brimmed hat, looking exactly like an aged J.R.. Disappointingly though he refused to put his hat back on for photos. None-the-less I think he enters my pantheon of iconic celeb-spots.

The Outbreak! IT manager sim is nerdy but fun.

The Roshambot is the world's best player of rock paper scissors. However it probably wouldn't win a game of Extreme Rock Paper Scissors.

Right now Clive Dallas's Blog is perfect. Only one post long, but absolutely perfect: "My name is Dallas, Clive Dallas, I am here to kick ass and tell it like it is."