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Sunday, 3 February 2013

HORACE: AW13 Streetwear Collection

London based brand HORACE launched in 2002. Created by three friends Horace studied at Central St Martins and produces the collections in Indonesia.

Its clear to see that culture has a lot of influence on Horace clothing with wild graphics and prints that set them apart as a stand alone streetwear brand. Oversized tees celebrate 80s and 90s culture with 3D details and dropcrotch pants you can drop beats too.

Below are my top moistmakers of the current collection for AW13
T-shirts are a from £32-£34 sale price. Love a cheeky drop back hem with a crackhead Mickey Mouse motif print.
Sweaters are around £90 and I'd die to own the tribal dropcrotch pants which are out of stock however the mishmash print circular cotton pants are sexual and would be a great key piece to dress down with an oversized black vest and plimsolls.

Quilted bomber. Why not. Stick a rubber banana on it and you've got the ideal scream if you wanna go faster jacket. Sell your soul and radiate street envy for £250.00.

All available direct from Horace http://www.horace.tv/

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Wednesday, 16 January 2013

MILAN FASHION WEEK: VERSACE


Street sport luxe is back!





















Black and white print combinations continue with exaggerated masculine silhouettes for effect.



















What looks like oversized zebra print added an element of youth to the Versace catwalks. I'm enjoying the quilted hooded bomber -a key season piece.

















Nineties rap inspired various looks such as the long line fur coat adding an element of extravagance and dressing up the enlarged cheetah print pants.

















Genres proceeded to New Romantic with 80s influenced formal wear. This head to toe print suit is amazing styled casual with a rolled up sleeve.



















The collection divided itself between classic tailoring and urban streetwear.

















 

Baroque print continued on quilted nylon and leather fingerless gloves toughened up the look.
 







































This studded, hand painted leather biker jacket was my favorite piece -channeling the vintage Versace archives.



















Pushing the boundaries: Versace proves that lace can bring together a menswear outfit.




















These black leather knee-high biker boots stole the show and will definitely be added to my imaginary shopping list!













Peace. Raw-Couture.