Hunky Dory

02/05/2025

Hunky Dory vintage workers’ laundry

15/05/2023

25/03/2022

What’s the favourite item of clothing you own? Tom O’Dell (Film costumier and stylist): My beautiful raglan sleeve 1960s alpaca wool belted coat. Purchased about six years ago from legendary vintage store Hunky Dory. Ian and Ian are the nicest people in the business.

Meet the tastemakers Richard Biedul, Aleks Cvetkovic, Benedict Browne, Mats Klingberg and Tom O’Dell, sharing their thoughts on style in London.

11/03/2022

Last few days to catch the amazing ‘Beautiful People’ 60s/70sLondon style exhibition at the Museum of Costume & Textiles in Bermondsey

08/03/2022

This Friday at The Glasshouse (opposite Hunky Dory )from 6pm, with pioneers of Pride & the Gay Liberation Front amongst the panellists

Join us for a night of celebration with the Gay Liberation Front for the 50th anniversary of Pride, which they began. The event will feature a spectacular panel led by: Dan Glass, author of United Queerdom: From the Legends of the Gay Liberation Front to the Qu**rs of Tomorrow;Olimpia Burchiellaro f...

15/12/2020

Check out Jonny Woo’s short film ‘Silvertown’, monologues by characters from the LGBTQ docklands of the early 60s. It was great fun putting together costumes to fit the parts ❤️

These are 6 monologues as part of research and development for my new play - Silvertown. Contains some strong language

05/12/2020

Highly recommended first novel by Philip Dundas , ‘Daniel At Sea’ , two young lovers get caught up in Franco’s brutal post war régime and persecution of gay men and political opponents , it’s also beautifully illustrated by Robert Littleford . Somehow Philip has managed to create an epic saga but condensed into 184 pages with no loss of character development or detail. Also available as an Audio Book narrated by the marvellous Simon Callow

Daniel, at sea “…a novel in the great tradition – it unerringly evokes entire worlds and periods, through which the characters, wrestling with their own complexities,  move towards love… An astonishingly mature, many-layered and irresistibly sympathetic account of  real human lives lived o...