I’ve been waiting to highlight this project for a little while now and today is the day! Our good friends at Apolis recently opened their first space titled “Apolis: Common Gallery” in the Arts District of downtown Los Angeles. It’s a fusion space which brings together all their stories, advocates, projects, exhibitions, films and friends, also their great range of products made in lots of different countries across the world. We get to take …
Eunice Lee, owner and founder of New York based menswear label UNIS, has really pulled it out the bag this time and has produced an exceptional lookbook with a bit of a twist in terms of their usual aesthetic. Usually we see a few different models throughout the lookbook but this time for Fall/Winter 2011 it seems to be one particular look that they’re styling for, more of an urban twist with a sartorial flavour. I’m pretty fond of it …
Today I decided to collect up some fantastic imagery from the S.E.H Kelly website which consists of the Autumn/Winter 2011 product but all in detailing form. I’m sure a lot of you have seen their lookbook type photography so hopefully this is a change of scenery in terms of seeing the clothes up close and getting their vision for real quality and consistency. All these …
It’s been an interesting time to watch certain stores progress over here in London, particularly those who make their own clothing, as they’ve fluctuated in popularity and have found a nice growth pattern. To name a few would be Folk, who went on to open their fourth store in London not so long ago, also YMC aka You Must Create, and Albam, who we’re featuring …
This is one thing I really like to see, different brands showcasing behind the scenes material. It really brings out the spirit of the company and gives us geeks a chance to see what really goes on in the studio. That’s why I liked what I saw when menswear label A Kind of Guise placed up some new film photography on their blog today titled ‘Studio Impressions’. It really captured my attention and reminded me of what we’ve been …
Even though Sunny Sports have focused on the culture of West Coast America, ie casual wear which is very ‘surf’ inspired, they’ve done a terrific job of getting out of the loophole in my opinion. What I mean by this is that they’ve stayed on a theme but they have also ventured outside of those realms and have let other stores interpret their clothing, strongly orientating …
