To celebrate the 40 years of the Nike Cortez, Tank collaborated with Nike China to create two lovely videos. The first was shot in Beijing and features the photography of 223, and stars local designer Ritchie Chan and the actress/singer Tian Yuan. All styled by our own Isabelle Sayer. Music comes from Slime.

The second part of our collaboration with Nike China was shot in an architecture park in Jinhua by But Sou Lai and features make up artist Liu Xiao. Once again featuring styling by Isabelle Sayer and music by the amazing Slime.

Drumroll please... Rebecca Hughes is the lucky winner of our Atelier-Mayer.com goody bag competition. She's bagged herself the amazing prize of the I Love Atelier-Mayer.com canvas bag packed full of beauty products, accessories, tickets, organisers, chocolates and many more treats.

Rebecca chose the ultimate items she'd take to her fashion desert island. She chose a 1970s Ungaro bag, Sophie Gittins shoes, 1960s sunglasses by Pierre Cardin and the beautiful 1960s Balenciaga dress from Atelier-Mayer.com. We love the ecclectic mix of pieces. Congratulations Rebecca.

Last night, at the Old Selfridges Hotel, partygoers including Dominic Cooper, Jasmine Guinness, and Laura Bailey came out to celebrate the launch of the 11-day cinema installation, The Film Project and the opening of Selfridge's new Womens Designer Galleries. The Film Project is an exhibition curated by Emma Reeves showcasing short films created by womenswear designers A.F. Vandevorst, Alexander McQueen, Ann Demeulemeester, Comme des Garçons, Dries Van Noten, Gareth Pugh and Rick Owens. The designers, together with renowned directors, were asked to theme their films around the idea of a captivating woman. Each film is then projected onto the ceiling in it's own tented area and the audience are invited to watch from the comfort of giant beds and bean bags. A brilliant artistic endeavour, this is a must-see.

The Film Project installation will be open for public viewing from the 15 to the 25 of March at the Old Selfridges Hotel, Orchard Street, London W1, with free admittance.