Rock-Studded Party Welcomes ELEVENPARIS to London #elevenparislondonparty

Fashion brand ElevenParis celebrated the launch of their very first UK store on London’s Carnaby Street.

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Marking their 10th anniversary, the launch party took place inside the store with Boy George spinning the decks.

A guest list full of fashionistas, rock stars and the who’s who of London’s party scene turned out to celebrate.

Renowned for their edgy advertising campaigns starring rock family legends, guests included past campaign star Daisy Lowe alongside rock offspring of Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon and supermodel Yasmin, Amber Le Bon, Russian beauty Irina Shayk and Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud.

Keeping Up With The Kardashians star Scott Disick arrived in style with full entourage in tow to show his support for the UK launch of the cool Parisian streetwear label.

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French DJ Diis Paradiis kicked off the night while Kim Jakobsen followed Boy George providing an eclectic mix of music. French gin brand, G’Vine served cocktails alongside Icely Done’s frozen cocktail sticks, teamed with Shoreditch’s Big Apple Hot Dogs serving Pimp Steak hotdogs.

The party continued at the Paris-based club Le Baron until the early hours.

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ElevenParis at 46 Carnaby Street, London.

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