Geri Halliwell from The Spice Girls and It Girl Tara Palmer-Tomkinson. The label also received praise from the Prince of Wales. Other slogans are used to promote social consciousness, such as the Marie Curie-inspired 'love you to death.' The label was launched at London Fashion Week in 1998. The Brand now includes a range of tea towels, maternity wear and knickers. Mott responded to his own success and transition from Punk to artist-businessman by calling himself a 'Gold Card Anarchist' In 2014, Mott launched the website TobyShop.com as a way to promote the brand. He released a line of vintage slogan T-shirts for the Toby Shop. The design is similar to T-shirts he first created in 1999, but with a modern twist. The line of shirts features slogans like "Show Me The Moet" and "Saturday Girl." Personal life Mott divorced celebrity hairdresser Louise Galvin in 2008 after one year of marriage, as reported in the Evening Standard. Mott met Galvin through a mutual friend, she was already several months pregnant when they married. "The marriage was never going to work, I discovered Louise had matching Louis Vuitton luggage" says Mott. Their daughter was born in 2007. References External links Interview with Toby Mott in Isis magazine Painting by Toby Mott in the Chelsea and Westminster Health Charity art collection Creative Review on KRAFTWERK 45 Financial Times on Jubilee – Sixty Punk Singles Interview with Toby Mott on Talking About My Generation Interview with Toby Mott at D&AD Panel discussion: 100 Fanzines/10 Years of British Punk: 1976–1985 Toby Mott talks about Jeremy Paxman's underwear Punk on Paper panel discussion, Honor Fraser Gallery Haunch of Venison Panel Discussion video Huffington Post – The Punk Movement: 10 Years of British Punk Chronicled Andrew Roth Gallery Toby Mott in Gilbert & George's 'The Existers' (In yellow suit, seated next to George) https://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/toby-mott-interview-skinhead-book-324 https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/fashion/features/the-cult-of-the-skinhead-where-are-the-buzz-cuts-now-9913703.html http://www.esopus.org/contents/view/316 1964 births Artists from London Bicycle messengers Living people 20th-century squatters Writers from London People educated at St Mary's Town and Country School