The Open House was a chance for members of the Press Club to invite guests who also work in the media across a whole range of activities, from the largest publications and broadcasters on the Coast to the smallest freelance agencies.  Also in attendance were councillors responsible for foreign residents and the press from Marbella and Fuengirola Town Halls.

The strong turnout and enthusiasm of the people attending showed just how vibrant the foreign resident media community is, and reminded everyone of the important role journalists and other professional communicators play in integrating the different nationalities on the Costa del Sol and keeping residents and visitors informed about life here.

Introducing the event, The President of the Costa Press Club, Jesper Sander Pedersen, explained to guests that the Costa Press Club is celebrating 10 successful years next year acting as a representative of the foreign media in southern Spain and that he was looking forward to welcoming several new members as a result of the ‘Open House’. Speaking afterwards, Jesper said “The response to the event shows how strong the journalistic community is here and highlights the huge role we media people play in supporting the international and national residents. The club is really looking forward to the next 10 years! New members are welcome to apply to join.”

Stop Press!

The Costa Press Club is the longest established association in southern Spain for members of the international media. Membership of the club is open to all professional communicators, from the fields of journalism, TV, film, photography, public relations, and private company press departments. It offers a full social calendar of events, including monthly Costa Press Club dinners with guest speakers and the annual Communicator Award.
The Costa Press Club delivers a forum where like-minded media professionals can exchange ideas, engage in informed discussion, seek advice, and make local, national and international media connections.

To find out more please visit www.costapressclub.com. For press enquiries please email: adminfb@costapressclub.com

Nikki Beach Red Closing Party Kisses Goodbye to Marbella Summer in Style. Luxury beach club, Nikki Beach Marbella kissed goodbye to a sensational summer season with the exceptional Grand Closing Red Party.  The crème de la crème of the Costa del Sol was out in force, ready to say a fond farewell to a summer of fun, sun and style at the ever-glamorous Nikki Beach Marbella. Official Nikki Beach Photography by Gary Edwards

On Sunday 2nd October, guests danced their way through the hot, sunny day to the cool, summer beats mixed by Nikki Beach’s resident DJ and special guests Mark Knight and High on Heels. From 2pm onwards, closing party guests were treated to the hottest Nikki-style entertainment that comes as standard at this stunning beach club. Gorgeous dancers, emblematic white tepees, live musicians and entertainment, a blazing red dress code, plus a few finale surprises, this year’s closing party was simply sizzling from beginning to end.

Red Hot Style

Nikki’s signature white décor was transformed with splashes of crimson and filled with a river of guests dressed head to toe in sexy red as over 1,500 partygoers descended on the hip beach club for the thrilling finale to Nikki’s 2011 season. The closing party brought the Marbella summer season to a red-hot finale with music, dancers, champagne flowing and a host of world class entertainment, the Grand Closing Red Party did not disappoint.

Turning heads as a star attraction at the Red Party were the gorgeous and talented female collective, High on Heels. With their dazzling blend of high-octane glamour and musical flair, the girls turned up the temperature on the red party as their compelling performance and irresistible beats whipped the crowd into a frenzy.

Top international DJ and Grammy nominee, Mark Knight flew in to perform, and Nikki Beach Marbella danced to the sounds that have attracted crowds to see Knight at clubs including Cocoon Frankfurt, Club Space Miami and Ministry of Sound London.

Popular Nikki Beach resident DJ, Mario Z kept his fans happy throughout the party with a round up of the season’s hottest Nikki beats, bringing the summer to a thrilling climax.    Nikki’s signature white décor was transformed with splashes of crimson and filled with a river of guests dressed head to toe in sexy red attire as 1,500 people descended on the hip beach club for the thrilling finale to Nikki’s 2011 season.

A quality guarantee, the global Nikki Beach brand represents everything cool, sexy and glamorous about spending the day, or night, on the beach.  Nikki Beach is an international luxury beach club brand and style leader. Founded in Miami by entertainment wizards Jack and Lucia Penrod and Eric Omares. A global phenomenon in the luxury leisure sector, Nikki Beach can be found in the world’s hotspots including St. Tropez, St. Barths, Marrakech, Koh Samui and Las Vegas.

www.nikkibeach.com

The crème de la crème of the Costa del Sol will be out in force, ready to say a fond farewell to yet another glorious summer season at the ever glamorous Nikki Beach Marbella at the Grand Red Closing Party on Sunday 2nd October 2011.

Guests will dance their way through the day to the cool, summer beats mixed by Nikki Beach’s resident DJ and special guests Mark Knight and High on Heels. From 2pm onwards, closing party guests will be treated to the hottest Nikki-style entertainment that comes as standard at this stunning beach club. Gorgeous dancers, emblematic white tepees, live musicians and entertainment, a blazing red dress code, plus a few finale surprises, this year’s closing party is set to be as hot as ever.

Red Hot Style
End the summer in style with a lavish feast of Nikki Beach creative cuisine. Reserve your special luxury platters at 150€ per person including champagne. Entrance tickets are 75€. Nikki Beach will then show its appreciation to faithful followers with an open bar towards the end of the night.
With music, acrobats, dancers, champagne flowing and a host of world class entertainment, the Grand Closing Red Party will not disappoint. With top international DJ and Grammy nominee, Mark Knight flying in to perform, Nikki Beach Marbella will dance to the sounds that have attracted crowds to see Knight at clubs including Cocoon Frankfurt, Club Space Miami, Ministry of Sound London and Space Ibiza.
Also headlining at the Red Party will be the gorgeous and talented female collective, High on Heels. With their dazzling blend of high-octane glamour and musical flair, the girls have gone down a storm at top events around the world, including the Formula One circuit, Dubai Boat Show, Harley Davidson European Bike Week, Hard Rock Hotel Macau, and London’s One New Change.  With the presence of such hot properties, along with popular Nikki Beach resident DJ, Mario Z, pulses will be racing as the Red Party revs into gear for a thrilling summer climax.

Red Hot Event
Nikki’s signature white décor will be transformed with splashes of crimson and filled with a river of guests dressed head to toe in sexy red attire as 1,500 people descend on the hip beach club for the thrilling finale to Nikki’s 2011 season.  This will be the very last Amazing Sunday of the year, so make sure you arrive early to avoid disappointment. (Doors close strictly at 6pm).
Famous faces are ubiquitous at Nikki Beach, and in recent years a host of celebrities have graced the luxury beach club with their presence, including: Prince Albert of Monaco, Joaquin Cortes, Piers Morgan, Ashley & Cheryl Cole, Daniela Lloyd and Jennifer Metcalf.
Among the celebrities gracing Nikki Beach with their presence this year we can name singer turned DJ, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Irish top models, Georgia Salpa, Pippa O’Connor and Real Madrid player Sergio Ramos, and motorbike ace & DJ, Fonsi Nieto, along with actress Ana Obregón and local aristocrat, Gunilla con Bismark, adding to the long list of famous faces, sports stars and glamorous talent to be seduced by the charms of Nikki Beach Marbella.

Organized and coached by Claudio Caniggia and his soccer school, the two day event takes place onthe new dates of  Friday 26th and Saturday 27th August.  (Dates have been changed recently from 19/2oth). The Estepona Soccer Master Camp has space for up to 100 football crazy kids, and all children will be coached in vital aspects of the beautiful game – from sportsmanship, team work, respect and excellence to the physical and practical skills needed to become a great player.
Caniggia and his team will be keeping their eyes open to spot the top talent on the Coast and give those kids the coaching and coaxing they need to take their game to the next level. What could be better than being trained by a former World Cup player!!

At the amazing price of just 20€ – all children between the ages of 5 -14  can take part inscription is open on the master’s website www.claudiocaniggia.es.

And for those who prefer to just rock up on the day, inscription is open until the 26th.

Children should arrive at 9.30am – and training starts at 10am – 1pm.  Kids are provided with water and fruit on both days.

For further information, call Tel: 668 871 770.

Jamie Cullum wows the Coast! Fuengirola Castle was the perfect , eclectic venue for one of  the UK’s quirkiest celebrity musicians -  Twenty something jazz performer Jamie Cullum, now 31, who stole the hearts of the appreciative Costa crowd with his versatile voice and cheekily charismatic performance. Louise Cook Edwards reports.  Photography: Gary Edwards

In a rare slice of privileged musical history on the Costa del Sol, Jamie Cullum played for two hours to a spellbound audience at the evocative Sohail Castle in Fuengirola. From the moment the pocket sized powerhouse stepped onto the set, Cullum quickly engaged the audience with the pure energy of his seamless piano playing – his dextrous fingers seemingly welded to the instrument- and his propensity to jump up from the piano, leap across the stage, crooning as only he knows how -   and then run back and plonk the ivories with a Converse-shod foot!

So sure fingered – and footed – was Cullum, the pint-size star simply didn’t miss a note as his improvised play list took the audience on a magical jazz journey that spanned all musical genres from romantic ballady covers, such as  What a Difference A Day Makes, haunting love songs, including Love Is a Losing Game to reggae and African beats and  his own quirkily catchy classics including Photograph, These are the Days, amd Twentysomething. Like a restless kid, Cullum stomped all over the stage, ripped off clothing, danced on top of the piano, before plunging from its height in a rock-star style stunt.

A brilliant recording artist  – one that is almost way too successful for his 31 years, with four albums under his belt -  seeing Cullum bouncing all over the Castle in a vibrant live performance was the ultimate affirmation of his acutely polished, yet totally spontaneous talent.   Cullum connected well with the public from word go, talking in Spanish, telling funny anecdotes and actually walking down from the stage to sing his soulful version of Cry Me a River right into the ears of the the adoring fans positioned keenly in the front row.

Totally taken with the venue, Cullum joked that the people in the ramparts might launch an attack of bows and arrows  down below… and the effortlessly natural and affable star seemed genuinely delighted to be performing in such a special, history-imbibed venue on a gloriously starry-skied summer night.  Joined on stage by a clutch of class musicians on drums, keyboard, bass and sax, Jamie was in very good company, and he played from the heart for a time-stopping two hours  – although his tireless talent, boundless puppy dog energy and endless repetoire could have carried him along all night. Before leaving he pledged his love to the audience.  The feeling is mutual Jamie, we want you back soon!

Jamie can be followed on his Radio 2 show Radio2 Jamie Cullum (Tuesday 8-9pm CET)

Anyone lucky enough to be seeing Jamie Cullum live at the Sohail Castle in Fuengirola on 4th August is in for a treat. The concert will showcase Jamie’s eclectic jazz music, and the audience will be treated to highlights of the star’s new album, The Pursuit along with enduring classics that have defined his career, and more than a few surprises. Jamie Cullum is set to release his eagerly awaited fifth album entitled “The Pursuit”…

This, his first solo album in four years, is a combination of his eclectic music tastes and enduring love of Jazz and its timeless standards . “In life, we pursue everything. Life is one long pursuit,” says Jamie. “The Pursuit” will be released on Decca/Terrified Records on 3 formats; the first a standard CD, the second a special edition CD with added DVD containing 8 – 10 live tracks, 2 videos, bonus tracks, the directors commentary plus extended booklet and finally, a Ltd Edition Deluxe box set, which includes CD/DVD, a 100 page personal photo book of Jamie’s photos, a signed print, a key of a piano & badge. This edition will only be available through Jamie’s website, www.jamiecullum.com “The Pursuit” is a record that mixes his heritage with a thrilling selection of modern influences.

Describing its sound he moves from Cole Porter to Rhianna to Aphex Twin in the same sentence. Jamie is a performer capable of delivering constant surprises with a talent elastic enough to evince a four-to-the-floor acoustic Ibiza song on the same record as a lushly recorded Jazz standard. The making of the album was a marathon not a sprint. Having decided to take time off after two years touring 2005′s ‘Catching Tales‘ and the juggernaut of praise and press that followed the previous album 2003′s ‘Twentysomething’, Jamie turned to other projects. “I took a whole year off,” he says, “I played in other people’s bands and worked with other artists, I Dj’d, made dance music with my brother and travelled.” He also found time to build his own studio, Terrified Studios, in London’s Shepherd’s Bush. All the songs on ‘The Pursuit’ began life at Terrified Studios and in Jamie’s kitchen before recording moved to Los Angeles for three months over the summer of 2008.

While work there with producer and long-time associate Greg Wells proved productive, some of the work from Jamie’s kitchen made it to the final product. “We realised there were some things we couldn’t recreate in any studio,” Jamie reveals. By the autumn of 2008, Jamie had a finished album and was ready to present it to his record company when the utter oddness of his career intervened. Clint Eastwood came calling again. The pair had connected through Clint’s son Kyle, a fellow Jazz musician and Jamie ended up contributing to the Clint composed soundtrack to John Cusack’s 2007 film Grace Is Gone. Now he was back with another assignment. Clinting the Deal “He asked me to play at the Monterey Jazz Festival. He loved the performance and after the gig, he threw the script of Gran Torino at me and said, ‘I want you to write music for this’.” Gran Torino (the song) with music by Clint Eastwood and Jamie and lyrics by Jamie alone, was nominated for a Golden Globe. Jamie found himself involved in a whirlwind of interviews and press appearances to promote the film.

All the time, he was collecting ideas and inspiration for new songs. It seemed like the record might not be finished after all. “I had more songs and new experiences to draw upon,” says Jamie, “I’d been doing the Rhianna cover and thought, actually I really want this on my album.” Covers have always been part of Jamie’s DNA as a Jazz musician , and after previously covering Rhianna’s all conquering uber-single “Umbrella”, it’s ubiquity led Jamie to choose another of the r’n'b poppet’s tunes – “Please Don’t Stop The Music”.

Ten years on from his first self-funded release, Heard It All Before, Jamie is still (here’s that theme again) pursuing new sounds and new ideas in his music. “We’ve had a lot of musicians who’ve arrived fully formed recently like Alex Turner or Jamie T. They knew what they wanted to sound like and said it straight away. When I made my first record it was a stab in the dark, something to sell at my wedding gigs.” Though he says he lived his “twenties to the fullest”, in recent years the up-and-downs of his personal and professional life have fuelled an even more powerful creative drive. His personal happiness (exhaustively and often inaccurately documented by the tabloids) is at the heart of one of the album’s most important songs – ‘Love Ain’t Gonna Let You Down’. “I’ve never written a love song that didn’t have a joke in it before,” Jamie admits, “The only pure love songs I’d sung before that were by George Gershwin.” ‘Love Ain’t Gonna Let You Down’ is also the song that ties up the album’s over-arching theme in the lyric “the pursuit of love consumes us all”. But for Jamie, the love he documents is not just the romantic one that obsesses the red tops but a love of music that shines out from every track.

The Pursuit is an album that starts with a track featuring the Count Basie Orchestra recorded live at Tony Bennett’s studio in New York and ends with a dance track and a jazz standard combined with trip-hop beats. “The only thing I have to live up to is making an album that I’m proud of.” On the strength of this astounding record, that’s yet another pursuit he’s succeeded in.

With Georgian singers, Georgian guests, Georgian gastronomy, Georgian art and their legendary warmth and hospitality, what more could you expect from a Georgian summer party? Louise Cook Edwards experiences a taste of genuine Georgian culture in Marbella. Images – Yuri Kovaloff.

Hot on the tails of the FIAM Art festival in Marbella, the Georgian Chamber of Commerce in Marbella celebrated their involvement in the festival with a relaxed summer party at Golden Goose restaurant on Marbella’s Golden Mile. Celebrating their involvement in the growing FIAM festival for the 2nd year, this year, the Georgian community of Marbella presented a little taster of everything they are famous for – with Georgian artists and performers, food and wines, all enjoyed by the EuroGeorgia cultureal centre, FIAM organizers, friends, business partners and artists from Georgia.

Georgians in Marbella
At the party were Georgians visiting the Coast from Russia, London, Malaga and Madrid – with representatives of the “Iberia Georgian Cultural Centre’’ and Georgian Chamber of Commerce representatives from both the capital and the north of Spain.

After the vigours of the Festival, the Georgian Summer Festival Party proved to be the perfect scenario in which everyone involved in the FIAM could relax, chill out, dine on fine Georgian cuisine – prepared by the Head Chef of the President’s Administration of Georgia, who was visiting Marbella currently to discover Andalusian cuisine – and dance to the sounds of rising Georgian Star, IA whose album Sweet 16 has just been released, and Salome Simone, a Georgian Girl resident in Marbella,  who last year reached the semifinals of national talent show, Operación Triunfo.

Georgia & Marbella
A year ago, the Georgian Cultural Centre EuroGeorgia  organized the “twinning of Marbella and Batumi” one of the most beautiful resorts on the Black Sea coastline. Based on this venture, the organization is now working on a global cultural exchange project between the two cities… For details of the area, and updates you can visit the website www.visitadjara.com

The EuroGeorgia Summer Party was organized by the Georgian Cultural Centre EuroGeorgia in Andalucia, based in Marbella, www.eurogeorgia.org, in collaboration with FIAM President Caroline Bowley and Svetlana Ciliuta, President of Nash Dom, the Russian speaking Association.

Sponsored by the company www.2460club.com Richard Alexander Stuart Fox & Frank Brown executives.

Georgian Chamber of Commerce and industry representation in Andalucía, Natalie Stuart Fox www.gcciandalucia.org

Media partners included Talk Radio Europe, www.marbellas.com and Russian Magazine ‘’Mesto Vstrechi.

Piratas Flame Grill restaurant, a brand new eaterie offering “an island of flavours” in the heart of Marbella’s  Puerto Deportivo has officially opened its doors for business. Photography Gary Edwards
Throwing a launch party in the middle of the Marbella feria was a brave and bold move, but Piratas pulled it off in style as 200 or so guests sailed into the venue to enjoy an evening of flame-grilled specialities, including succulent red meats, plump, juicy chicken, and the legendary Piratas mussels, washed down with a refreshing tipple of Mumm Cordon Rouge.

Flaming Good Food
The crowd were treated to a feast of 8- taster courses of Piratas delights including the irresistible, melt-in-the-mouth chicken wings, tender chicken thighs and succulent chunks of finest Fillet Steak and Entrecot  - along with the establishment’s crisp and flavoursome fries.  The meats came with a selection of appetizing sauces, including Chimichurri, BBQ, Garlic Mayonnaise, Philidelphia, Crème Fraîche with Chives, Hot Sauce and Tartar. All food expertly prepared by the Piratas (pictured below) in the restaurant kitchen.

Cooked to perfection in a flame grill oven, using only the finest of Argentinian charcoal, this original cooking method infuses the food with a unique flame-grilled flavour.  The pièce de resistance had to be flame grilled mussels, which take on a sublime taste and texture, and which raised many approving sighs of satisfaction among the guests.
Guests were treated to the sounds of popular singing duo Masquerade,  whose booming cover versions of 80s, 90s and modern classics had the audience up on their feet in no time, and the party continued long after the sun went down on Marbella’s most picturesque port.

Pirates, press and guests.

Amongst the guests attending the event were many members of the press including distinguished journalists David Wishart, Giles D’ Brown, Fenton Collins and Mats Björkman.

Marbella Art festival committee members, Caroline Bowley, Emma Jones and Yvonne Sjörkvist enjoyed the food and atmosphere as well as  a group of young Piratas from Swans School (pictured below)

On the Waterfront
Located in the heart of Marbella in the up and coming Puerto Deportivo, Piratas also purveys meat dishes and mussels to “sister” establishment Delfines, the bistro, lounge and bar, next door where you can enjoy breakfasts, coffees, tapas, fresh and original salads, cocktails, juices and drinks all day long.

Piratas Flame Grill Restaurant, Locales 37-40, Puerto Deportivo Marbella.   Tel: 952 865 940. Open Tuesday – Sunday from 12 noon to 4pm, 8pm-midnight.
Closed Mondays.

Join the facebook group Piratas Restaurant Marbella before July 31st and you will enter a draw to win a champagne dinner for two!

www.piratasrestaurantmarbella.com

Fashion may be a fast-moving, here-today-gone-tomorrow kind of world, but nothing could be further from the truth for one of Marbella’s leading fashion gurus, Argentinian empresaria, Patricia Nahmad. Louise Cook Edwards reports. Photography: Gary Edwards

Fashion shows, client fittings, next season’s collections, charity events, radio chat shows and her adored family, Patricia Nahmad always has a million and one matters to attend to. But unlike other people who employ an army of minions to fall back on, Patricia has simply mastered the art of multi-tasking like no-one else, and despite her packed agenda, she always manages to exude a feeling of being cool, calm, collected and totally in control.

Call it good karma, or simply exhaustive organization, but Patricia Nahmad’s ability to juggle her commitments with consummate ease makes her a honeypot for Marbella’s buzzing social butterflies eager to find the perfect little black, white or multi-coloured dress to wear at the latest cocktail party, charity lunch or black tie gala dinner.

A Seasoned Professional

With a career in fashion spanning a couple of decades, Patricia Nahmad’s fashion empire has not been built overnight. For ten years, Patricia has been bringing elegant, unique and flattering fashions from Italy, France and Turkey to Marbella twice a year.

Patricia’s relaxed yet expert manner has made her a favourite with women who prefer their prêt-â-porter to have the personal touch.

“I know my clients so well, that I can surprise them with the perfect outfit just when they need it…For me, fashion does not begin with the latest trends and styles, it starts with a woman’s personal tastes and what best suits her figure. I know my clients’ tastes and the cuts that will make them look and feel sensational – it’s not about wearing the “in” colour or a certain hemline. Of course my clothes reflect the latest trends, but I don’t encourage people to wear them slavishly.”

With a small and private atelier in her central Marbella home, Patricia’s clients frequently drop in for tea, a girly chat and to casually browse through her latest irresistible pieces.

Her collections span everything from urban daywear, through more structured two-pieces to the full-on glamour of Marbella nights with a dramatic selection of drop-dead gorgeous evening dresses. Knowing her clientele personally gives Patricia the edge, a she has developed the knack of picking out styles that look made to measure, and nothing gives a woman more confidence than a knockout dress that fits every curve.

Benefits & Bollywood

Patricia’s studio is awash with bright and bold pieces, all labelled and set out in order for a full-on fashion extravaganza. The Wish List Foundation is holding a charity lunch at newly opened, oriental style spa hotel, Shanti-Som. In keeping with the Asian theme, the lunch will be a Bollywood style extravaganza, complete with Bollywood dancers, bindis and blessings…

The occasion will be a perfect showcase for Patricia Nahmad’s summer collections. “Our urban day wear features a rainbow of bright block colours and bold oriental prints, shimmering sequinned kaftans along with a few chic 50s inspired numbers, all in cotton, silks and muslins. “Some of the models will be wearing sunglasses, and fascinators – the show will be an explosion of colour and inspiration,” reveals Patricia, adding that there will be a fantastic raffle to raise more funds for the Wish List children’s charity.

As we leave the atelier, Patricia is making an appointment with a client on her mobile, and two more ladies are sitting on a sofa patiently waiting their turn with Marbella’s favourite fashion confidante. She hands out information about the Champions Against Hunger Gala, another of Patricia’s worthy causes coming up on 16th June, with Real Madrid football club among the sponsors… it’s all in a day’s work for Patricia Nahmad…

Fashion lovers should beat a hasty path to Malaga Plaza where personal stylist Carola Toca is dispensing invaluable fashion tips at the mall’s very own fashion week… says marbellas.com.

For the third consecutive year, Malaga Plaza shopping centre is holding a fun Fashion Week, so it’s a great time for fashionistas to head to the village style mall, just east of Malaga, for free fashion advice and a taste of what the new season’s style will bring.

Showroom Style

Plaza Mayor has created a showroom ambience in which to show off the bright and breezy new styles from the 2011 Spring/ Summer collections now in the various stores and boutiques.

With everything from dresses, jackets, suits and complete outfits to, shoes, accessories, etcetera, fashion lovers can view a taster of the season’s new trends on a catwalk which has been set up inside the mall for the event.

The Plaza Mayor event is designed to give shoppers a lifestyle experience of fashion in a glamorous and elegant atmosphere.

Personal Stylist

The client can enjoy free personalized fashion advice and personal styling by effervescent personal shopper and stylist, Carola Toca.

Carola Toca lives in Marbella, where she works as a successful Image Fashion Consultant, offering services such as Personal Style Evaluation, Image Consulting, Personalized Attention, Wardrobe Analysis and Makeover. With her fresh, youthful enthusiasm and expertise, Carola is revolutionizing the wardrobes of some of Marbella’s most famous faces.

As Carola Toca says:  In today’s fast-paced world, more than ever, it is important to look good. Our image is our personal “calling card”, and looking good is an important part of feeling confident and good about ourselves. With our busy lives, work and family commitments, meetings, clients and social events, we are often short of time to dedicate to our own image.

That’s where Carola Toca Personal Shopper comes in… By helping you take charge of your image, and filling in the gaps in your wardrobe, she can help you with effortless dressing, giving you more time to devote to yourself.

Log on to www.carolatoca.com for more ideas on how to dress for your body type along with a host of other invaluable fashion tips.  Fashion Week runs every day at Plaza Mayor from 12.30- 9pm daily until Saturday 7^th May.