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When Rupert Met Erin

  • 02 March 2009
  • Rupert Sanderson
Rupert Sanderson

What is it called when two bloggers meet and communicate through the old fashion medium of chinwag-over-a-cuppa?

So it was when fellow Vogue blogger and most graceful girl about town Erin O'Connor sashayed by Bruton Towers for a shodding. Erin in 130mm heels - someone needs to invent a new unit of measurement to do justice to those legs!

Also, must give a mention about Le Corbusier at the Barbican - my pick of the current exhibitions. The goggle-binned polymath still gives any young architect a touch of the vapours. Uncompromising and conceptual he was often disregarding of human beings in his thinking (let's flatten half of Paris and build identical tower blocks - err, non let's not).

Despite this, Swiss architect Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris - as he is otherwise known, is still hugely influential and inspiring. He paints; he sculpts; makes furniture and designed the most beautiful church of the last 100 years. (