Photo from Refinery 29 >> I can't get enough of this mental 1980s Kenzo jumper, which I found on Etsy after a six hour browsing glut. The relevance of the jungle frenzied pattern in relation to the current incarnation of Kenzo under Humberto Leon and Carol Lim's creative direction is seriously uncanny. More importantly though,… Continue reading Strap n' Snap
The Return of Machine-A
When I really think about the number of independent multi-label boutiques in London that I would heartily recommend, excluding the biggies like Matches and Browns or the department stores, then I could in fact count them on my ten fingers. The number may not even reach ten and over the past decade, they've also come… Continue reading The Return of Machine-A
Too Much
When in Milan, I like to take an afternoon to saunter around Monte Napoleone, Via della Spiga and the like, and take in the glossiness of everything. Going in and out of the flagship stores of all the biggie Italian houses that seem to be far better stocked than the ones back home. It's educational… Continue reading Too Much
Unpacking Pollini
Pollini may not be a shoe label with a widely known history or heritage but it does have one and atemporary exhibit entitled "Unpacking 60 Years of Pollini", which was feted today exploited all possible elements that would reveal this shoe and leather goods company's background. What made it particularly interesting was to have the… Continue reading Unpacking Pollini