It's probably already in the diary of lovers of vintage fashion and photography but the Vogue 100: A Century of Style exhibition opens at London's National Portrait Gallery this week – and with it comes a delectable range of products available to buy from their shop.
The National Portrait Gallery has produced a new range of products based around the work of Hubert Leslie. Though not a household name, Leslie is known for the cut-paper silhouettes he produced while working on Brighton Pier between the war.
The product range includes notebooks, mugs and trays based on his striking silhouettes, There's also a couple of badges available featuring two of his most well-known portraits – Anita Loos and opera star Leo Sheffield.
Prices start at £3 for the stick-it notes pictured.
See the range online
