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structured is the righteous path
Tuesday, 28 April 2009 04:33


Jean-Pierre Braganza. Young. Hot. Brash. With an attitude that says, "who cares, it's only fashion?"... Good lordy I see these shapes and see Mugatu telling Derek Zoolander that he's learnt kung fu.

But they are fa-haaabulous. Everything is structured, right down to the printed material on some of the fabrics. On first glance everything appears simple when there's a lot of detail involved. Colours are sombre with some cherry with some subtle pinks and berry reds. Which is right up my alley seeing as 75% of my wardrobe is black.

Yet - my wardrobe is lacking the strong structural pieces. Shoulder pads don't bloody count because they are a given when it comes to vintage jackets. I need to seriously Mugatu up a little. His stuff has Selfridges as one of its UK stockists so I will definetly be paying a visit soon.

In other news: this perspex Chanel briefcase has made me smile. I have my own little briefcase which I bought a long time ago from a little shop near Spitalfields and it's never too late for some briefcase love.



dress - zara, knee high socks- no idea, shoes- balenciaga, briefcase- little shop near spitalfields
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