Paul Smith's cycle friendly fashion at London Fashion Week

Paul Smith is known to have a penchant for bicycles. We wonder if this has influenced his Cycle friendly designs at his recent London Fashion Week Show.

This Beautiful Bright pink Coat, perfect for stylish visability and the cape like shape looks wonderfully comfortable to cycle in..



Bright Green swishy skirt; the perfect length and fullness for Spring cycling

With so few decent rainmacs on the market, this is ideal for being Cyclechic in a down pour

Tapered trousers, always a cyclist friend and in my opinion tweed and bicycles are a match made in heaven

Bright yellow dress, teamed with cute hat and leather back pack.. this is the perfect cycle to work outfit.

Inspired bicycle photography by Gemma Booth

With any eye for vintage gorgeousness - and a big love for bikes - London based photographer Gemma Booth often features two wheels in her work, both in fashion editorial and advertising. All with a whimsical 70's feel.

With clients including Roxy, Amelia's magazine, Paul Smith and American Eagle, she's also permanently exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery. 

Check out her website gemmabooth.com and her blog gemmabooth.blogspot.com for more beautiful shots and intimate portraits.

Cyclechic's Valentines goodies

So Valentines day is approaching and lets face it, who wants to be wasting money on fluffy Teddy bears and roses this year? No, No, No... it’s all about romantic yet practical pressies. Cyclechic suggests...

Something for your lovely ladies… Warm her heart and her bottom with Lucky Saddle Bamboo Knickers and vest set £25


Something for your macho chaps.. Knog's Love'n'Hate Gloves £25

Cycle Chic Down Under

As the Cycle Chic movement grows we enjoy perusing the various blogs, finding fine examples of stylish folk on bicycles from all over the world. We especially love these Photos form Brisbane, Australia by photographer Brett Kerr from The Vine
Style lessons to be learnt from Carly Paddington, pictured above, teaming Stirrup leggings and tanned brogues. And 10 out of 10 to the chap below for his understated style... not to mention being rather easy on the eye.