Dropping bangers season after season, at price points which verge on the satirical, Sacai is a persistently infuriating brand. Haven’s latest drop illustrates this perfectly. A polyester scarf print shirt for £542, a Mexican stripy sweater for £309, £1036 for an anorak/sweater hybrid. It’s a… Read More
So, this is a bargain for those of you wanting to rock Hender Scheme without dropping your life on a pair of natural leather sneakers. The astute will have noticed it’s a rucksack. So as well keeping your financials in check, you’ll stand apart from… Read More
I recently visited The Vulgar exhibition at The Barbican – an examination of taste within fashion through the ages. Personally I found certain obvious periods like the 1970s curiously underrepresented, while the chosen designers throughout seemed a little repetitive, with many exhibits drawn from very… Read More
The temptation with the brand Kapital is to spotlight the most freaky-ass pieces. The curious and downright haunting stuff; weird bipartisan love-ins between hand-wrought denim and acute schizophrenia. Yet arguably you’ll uncover the best the brand has to offer in the more restrained garments. Frequent… Read More
Men of wear will immediately recognise this as a Comme des Garçons Homme shirt. Those giant khaki pocket splodges, contrasting brilliantly with the fundamentals of a traditional business shirt. And naturally you will have noticed that while last season’s version offered pockets with just the… Read More
Another season, another selection of Junya Watanabe workwear shirts. I’ve got to come clean, I’ve never owned one. Mostly because they’re bananas-expensive. But also because come sale time, there are only size smalls left, or styles that are so dangerously gaudy you’re not allowed to… Read More
