The fine taste of a Guinness
The sale of clothes belonging to Daphne Guinness, one of fashion's most recognisable names, should generate plenty of interest, writes Ros Drinkwater.
One hundred pieces from the personal wardrobe of Daphne Guinness will go under the hammer in London this week.
The sale will benefit the Isabella Blow Foundation, a decision summed up by Guinness as "the only practical way for me to say thank you to my friend".
Guinness and Blow were cut from the same cloth, birds of paradise, possessed of imaginations without boundaries. They set the fashion agenda and, in doing so, ...
