In 1964, Polish-born fashion illustrator Barbara Hulanicki opened a small fashion boutique in Kensington's Abingdon Road, and "London's retail landscape changed irrevocably", said the London ...

Biba was England’s It girl emporium ... and ‘things you’d buy in a hurry’. The first floor was womenswear; the second was childrenswear; the third menswear (as well as the very cleverly ...

By this point, Hulanicki was not just a friend of the industry elite, and the decade’s biggest pop stars, but also of the everyday fashionista, who admired her willingness to bring affordable, ...

Barbara Hulanicki was the progressive founder of iconic clothes store BIBA. She is credited as the designer to first bring affordable and yet directional fashion to the masses. Surrounded by the ...