27th November 2015
Sweater, trousers – Charlie May. Shirt – Junya Watanabe. Sneakers – Coach.
Triangle hoop Earring
By Boe
By Boe
Choker
Miansai
Miansai
Bustier Top
Fleur du Mal
Fleur du Mal
Cropped Trousers
Y’s
Y’s
Crinkled skirt
Junya Watanabe
Junya Watanabe
Corduroy Wrap Skirt
Maison Margiela
Maison Margiela
Customizeable Sneakers
MySwears
MySwears
Shirt – Junya Watanabe. Skirt – ASOS.
Tuck into a wrap-skirt and belt off (and belt out, in Disney songs)
While I like to assign elaborate stories of acquisition to each piece that I add to the closet – be it temporarily (samples) or permanently (splurges) – I have a creeping suspicion there was a rather simple – if not primitive – reason to why I made a beeline to this Junya Watanabe crinkle shirt from Farfetch. Perhaps it was familiarity: hey you look like all my shirts in my closet, in fact hey you look like EVERYTHING in my closet (Iron? What’s that?) But really, I think it was a gut-reaction, an empathetic response of some sort, a bit like how one does to a wounded animal. This shirt looks EXACTLY like my current deadline situation, and I wanted to take care of it, even if just for a few nights. So here, three ways to wear it, because SENSE.
In collaboration with Farfetch
In collaboration with Farfetch
Coat – Rochas. Shirt – Junya Watanabe. Choker – By Boe. Bustier – ASOS. Trousers – Y’s.
Pair with a tight-fitting bustier and re-enact the scene from The Pirates of the Carribbean to get attention.
Layer under a sweater and casually scrunch up the sleeves to show the crinkle madness underneath that cutely describes your current situation with deadlines.
