1 February 2008
Sweetest Things 2007: Top of the Line
Sweetest Things 2007 Winners
Back in December, we presented you, dear readers, with nominees in the realms of fashion, food, beauty, arts, and culture. Facebook campaigns, attempts at bribery, and mudslinging ensued. The time has finally come to announce the Sweetest Things 2007 winners.
And the awards go to …
 |  | SIGHT Gina Foster Gina Foster Millinery A relative newcomer to the millinery scene, Gina Foster has proved to be a major British talent. Her designs are quirky yet wearable and could easily rival those of renowned hatters Treacy and Jones, without the heady price tag. |
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 | | SOUND Kerrin Wallace and Jeffrey Reed Audio Sushi Musical chefs Kerrin Wallace and Jeffrey Reed compile bespoke playlists for parties and personal enjoyment, catering to all tastes. |
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 | | SMELL Fabrice Penot and Eddie Roschi Le Labo Via France and NY, Le Labo recently launched its first British laboratory within Liberty, selling natural essences and groovy custom fragrances to noses everywhere. |
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 | | TASTE Thomasina Miers Wahaca Since this master chef opened her first resto, Wahaca, serving Mexican street food, Thomasina Miers has had hungry hawkers queuing ‘round the block. With a cookbook to follow in 2008, she’s a spicy hot one to watch. |
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 | | TOUCH Antonia Poole Masseuse Skilled pressure-pointer Antonia Poole instinctively knows what needs to be kneaded. In addition to massage, she offers speedy eyelash tints and facials, all performed in the comfort of your own home. |
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Congratulations to all the winners! Find out who won in our other editions.
