A closer look at Matthew Miller's take on the classic duffle coat as modelled by David Hopwood. The use of carabiners as fastenings is inspired. One of the jackets of the AW11 season and I'm kicking myself for not ordering one for myself.
Popular Posts
-
Whilst my LFW show invitations were stuffed in an inadequately sized envelope, Dal Chodha opted for a quilted haven. The H by Harris Q1 Sk...
-
You might think that the phrase 'style stalking' is an exaggeration, but this time you'd be wrong. Ever since we laid eyes on Im...
-
Even though US President-elect Barack Obama will be donning a Hart Schaffner Marx single-button, notch-lapel tuxedo for the evening festiv... -
A. Hallucination AW10: Modern dandies that are certainly real. A couple of months may have passed since Menswear Day at London Fashion Week...
-
Andrew Bunney wraps himself up in a vintage Vivienne Westwood scarf to add a splash of colour to his Menswear Day outfit.
-
We recently had a couple of comments informing us that there was a mention of the blog in the latest issue of 10 Magazine . At first we just... -
Image from Things Organised Neatly There is still time for a summer holiday, real or imaginery. With fashion month and the new season fast a...
-
EJ has had a particular Korean online store bookmarked for some time now. Zinif has long been one of her favourites. Not because she has po...
-
Remarkably, this season will be MAN’s thirteenth season at London Fashion Week. Now, we should all know by now that the talent showcase is a...
-
The UK used to be known as the nation of shopkeepers but over the years the retail landscape has changed from busy, bustling stores to empty...
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
No comments:
Post a Comment