Category: The Cape Queen

A blustery damp day it was as Clair The Cape queen strode on to the moors in her part of Mercia. And as you can see, she was well protected against the elements with her old pale yellow cycle cape. How old is this cape? …

Clair The Cape Queen never misses an opportunity to get out, about and explore Mercia’s industrial past. Just driving around throws up some interesting buildings with close links to the city’s industrial past. That means parking, walking and exploring, and on a warm dry day, …

Going back from some of our shoots from the Spring and early Summer and hopefully you’ll enjoy this cape image mash-up as much as we did choosing them. Don’t forget we do have capes for sale too! …

Yes, you read that correctly: here’s a selection of previously unseen images of The Cape Queen from a variety of shoots this Summer. There’s a selection of capes, a selection of location too, but what brings them together is, as always, The Cape Queen. We …

Clair The Cape Queen loves her long red capes and she’s been keeping busy in her cellar – and what better cape to wear than her recently-acquired 1990s shiny long number. There’s not much in the way of wine of champagne in her cellar but …

Yes, you read that correctly. No links to an area, no colour theme – just a small selection of images of The Cape Queen in a variety of capes. Enjoy! …

 The Cape Queen loves grey: maybe it’s those rainy skies that often hang over her home in deepest Mercia. Or maybe it’s because grey’s off the radar. Unlike other colours, everybody seems to pass grey by. Yet… have a look at The Cape Queen’s 1970s …