There’s a jacket on your head…

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Daytripper

In the experimental spirit and standard that Sara Arnold has set for the tone of the day, this image from Oyster magazine’s ‘Daytripper’ editorial is right on the money.  I have been toying with playing around with my smaller, less chunky decorative jackets.  I’ve wrapped a grey leather shoulder bag with my Balenciaga jacket that peps it up a bit and it makes it look like there’s a deconstructed mass of plastic going on around the bag.  I’ve worn my black fringe jacket as a sort of cape addition to a dress.  What more can I do?  Tie jackets around my head turban-style as shown with these Toni Maticevski examples?  Do that AND trot along the beach with a prom and a big bustle skirt?  I’ll say no to the latter but perhaps a bit of jacket experimentation on the head might not go completely wrong.  Or if it did, maybe that’s a good thing?  Gosh… I’m feeling keraaazy today.  Could it be the seven cans of Red Bull/Coke combo?  Ah yes… that would be it….

14 comments

  1. Teehee Marie Antoinette stylee! Maybe a bit hot and heavy around the head outside a photoshoot though?

  2. I think you must post a picture of anything you thought of in you flighty red bull faze!!! Please 🙂

  3. I saw this and iI think it’s ingenious. Never actually plucked up the courage to leave the house with a jumper as a hat though. I really think you should give it a go susie, show us your stylish interpetations on this mad idea! Cx

  4. Experimental is the key point of the fall collections, it’s interesting but the street ‘ll make the rules 😉

  5. it’s so crazy that jackets can be twisted so beautifully into turbans. they would be so awkward to walk in. i feel sorry for the models. haha
    makes for an awesome picture though.

  6. I often feel like I must be wearing this ensemble. As I stroll down suburban streets pushing a pram in my usual attire, I think the looks I get would be just the same if I were wearing a jacket on my head. What a fabulous impact.

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