The BAFTAs, The Brits, LFW…everyone's been in London this week. Brad and Angelina showing up at Berners, Prince onstage at Ronnie Scott's, and Anna Wintour finally making it to the front row (after getting stranded in Newcastle)- it's been fun. To keep it going, check out some Juergen Teller adorned bus stops (yes, really), amp up the style stakes with a new haircut, and don't miss Ibiza coming to Brixton. Otherwise, try an old Japanese favourite in a shiny new location, save your pennies with a soft launch, and get your shopping sorted -remember it's Vodafone London Fashion Weekend, too. This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Juergen Teller • SAT Music On at Electric Brixton • SUN The Drawing Room OFFER PACT COFFEE Sponsored listing Caffeine junkies, listen up: our friends at Pact Coffee are back and they've got another great offer. Urban Junkies readers can get a 250g bag of their world-class coffee for just £1.00 with free P&P, a saving of £5.95 on the standard price. To snap up this exclusive offer, simply visit www.pactcoffee.com, use code 'UJ250' at the checkout and you'll be getting a delicious coffee fix this time tomorrow. Easy! FRIDAY SEE: JUERGEN TELLER BUS STOPS EAT: ROKA MAYFAIR Forget black cabs, buses just got a bit more fashionable. TFL and Annin Arts gallery have joined forces to exhibit the work of master lensman Juergen Teller – on the roofs of bus stops. Ten sites along the Strand (conveniently located next to LFW HQ Somerset house) are now sporting Teller's iconic photos: from Kate Moss to Dame Vivienne Westwood and Bjork. The best way to view the exhibition is from the upper deck of a bus. We'll see you on the 243. The trend for Robata grilled cuisine is still going strong. Rainer Becker's Japanese joint ROKA continues its expansion with the launch of a Mayfair outpost. Decked out by Noriyoshi Muramatsu, the restaurant balances old and new with oxidized copper and reclaimed wood, plus a focal plush wall handpainted with Japanese prints. Expect the Robatayaki favourites that made the original restaurant a hit, such as glazed baby back ribs with cashew nuts, alongside newcomers like rice hot pot with lobster. There's also an outdoor terrace…bring on summer nights. All day Free Strand, WC2R 1LA 12pm-3.30pm & 5.30pm-11.30pm Prices vary 30 North Audley Street, W1K 6ZF COMPETITION WIN A WEEKEND BREAK TO SEE FATAL ATTRACTION! Sponsored listing Fatal Attraction, the classic thriller about obsession and revenge is making the jump from screen to stage at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. To celebrate, the theatre is offering Urban Junkies readers the chance to win a pair of top price tickets to see Fatal Attraction with overnight stay at The Langham hotel, plus dinner at Roux at The Landau. Having undergone an £80 million transformation, The Langham melds a glamorous heritage (spanning three centuries!) with exquisitely appointed guestrooms and suites. Roux at The Landau serves up the trademark style of classically-constructed French dishes, with a modern approach to seasonal ingredients and presentation. To enter, simply subscribe to Urban Junkies (if you haven't already) and tweet the below: I'm fatally attracted to @urbanjunkies. Subscribe now for the latest London bar, restaurant & lifestyle news: http://bit.ly/1eM9nHl Fatal Attraction, March 11 - June 21, Theatre Royal Haymarket, 18 Suffolk Street, SW1Y 4HT. To book call the box office on 020 7930 8800 or purchase tickets online Click here for terms and conditions SATURDAY EAT: HOLBORN DINING ROOM & DELICATESSEN PARTY: MUSIC ON AT ELECTRIC BRIXTON Welcome to Des McDonald's latest opening. Styled as a modernist British brasserie, the menu offers everything from Dorset Rock to Hereford Sirloin Steak…and we hear the cult fritters from the Fish & Chip shop have made the jump, too. The delicatessen (which opens directly onto High Holborn) will serve up coffee and lunch for those passing by. The restaurant is currently doing a soft launch, with 50% off meals until February 24, so book in stat! If you missed out on tickets for Marco Carola's first London show this year, you're in luck - Music On, in conjunction with DC7 and Fire in Session, has announced a second night at Electric Brixton, with the EDM legend joined by Leon and Re-Up. The line up is bringing some Ibiza flavour to Brixton (it may be the closest thing to the White Isle 'til we jet off this summer) and the prices are IBZ-style too, with tickets going for £50 and VIP tables for £3000. 8:00am - 11:30pm Prices vary Rosewood London, 252 High Holborn, WC1V 7EN 10pm-8am Tickets from £50 Town Hall Parade SW2 1RJ Twitter | Facebook Twitter | Facebook BOOK AHEAD THE SCHOOL OF LIFE: HOW TO STAY CALM And after all that, here's one to mark in your diary. The School of Life is throwing a class (led by David Waters) on How To Stay Calm. Drawing on survival stories, philosophy, mindfulness theory and the history of carnival, the class will explore ways of achieving a calmer existence. Don't panic- just book now! The School of Life How To Stay Calm Class| March 12| Tickets from £40, book here 70 Marchmont Street WC1N 1AB FOLLOW US! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See what we've been snapping this week on Instagram! SUNDAY SHOP: DOVER STREET MARKET GROOMING: THE DRAWING ROOM All this talk of fashion has us wanting to drop some cold hard cash on clothes. First stop? Dover Street Market. You'll find the usual suspects-plenty of Comme, plus wares from up and comers like Simone Rocha and there's art to appreciate, too. The Institute of Contemporary Art (formerly housed in the Dover Street site) is staging a takeover, with images from their pop art archives displayed across all of the store's six floors. That's your shopping and culture fix for the weekend sorted. You know we're all about barbershops these days. Spitalfields newcomer The Drawing Room (located in an 18th century townhouse) is the latest hair hotspot on our radar. With salon director Oskar Pera fresh from styling the tresses at LFW (Erdem and Peter Pilotto, to name a few), the salon caters to both men and women, and opens (for appointments only) today. Be first in to get your hair did-from a gentlemans' cut and finish to bespoke balayage, they do it all. Plus, all new customers get 20% off on their first appointment. Easy. 12pm-5pm Free entry 17-18 Dover Street, W1S 4LT Open for appointments only, call +44 (0)20 7247 6083 to book Cut and finish from £42 41 Artillery Lane, E1 7LP Facebook Facebook LONDON FASHION WEEK AW14 UJ ROUNDUP Whether you were in the front row or your invites got lost in the mail, here are our highlights from planet fashion. Party Spot: When the last model walked the runway, it was all about Andre Balazs' Chiltern Firehouse. Everyone Was Wearing: Eye popping Shrimps faux fur coats were the outerwear of choice. Should you want to get your hands on one, we hear Net-a-Porter will be stocking them next season. Fuel: Juice, juice, and more juice. If you can say no to a gratis bottle of Plenish (normally £12.50), you're a better person than us…we stockpiled. On the flip side of the coin, Ping's new pizza delivery service was a godsend for the hangry. Fashion Face-off: J.W. Anderson vs. Christopher Kane. Newly backed by French powerhouses (LVMH and Kering), the designers brought their A-game, with androgynous tailoring from Anderson and sculptural spiral sleeves from Kane. We'll take a bit of both, thanks. Most Suprising Show: The Hunter Originals show had an unexpected star-studded front row and models in wellingtons stomping down a catwalk deluged with rain. Instagram Bait: The Star Wars motifs at Preen (also seen at Rodarte during NYFW) and Tom Ford's team jerseys saturated our social media feeds. Trend Takeaway: A neon rave influence (L.E.D. platform shoes at Ashish, smiley face bags at Anya Hindmarch) injected humour into the proceedings; Everyone was talking about outerwear (Holly Fulton's art deco coats were a highlight, as were the monogrammed ponchos at Burberry), and the colourful fur frenzy at Christopher Kane, Peter Pilotto and Roksanda Ilincic. WEEKEND GUIDE BY NN LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2014 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free daily mailer. All listings and features are editorial: We do not receive any payment from venues, artists or promoters. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of information listed but we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions.