Anyone familiar with the romantic gowns crafted by @Erdem Moralioglu likely knows that the British-Canadian fashion designer has a deep passion for history. Throughout his 17 years in business, the London-based designer’s shows have included sartorial references from Regency-era Britain to the Swinging Sixties. So it comes as little surprise to discover that the designer felt at home in the historic London neighborhood of Bloomsbury, where the likes of Virginia Woolf and E.M. Forster famously “lived in squares and loved in triangles.” In the latest video in Vogue’s Objects of Affection series, Moralioglu walks us through his home, and shows us some of his most treasured items, including a suit from one of his first menswear collections. Tap the link in bio to watch the full video. Director @posyd DP @johnfisher_dop Editor @alanamcnair Producer @livproctor Producer, Vogue @nicolapardy Audio Ro Colman AC @ollyfawcett