The enduring fashion philosophy of Margaret Howell has always been central to the brand's success and appeal. This year, the British brand celebrates 50 years in design, from postwar austerity and men's shirt for women, to becoming a British national treasure.
If you’ve ever pondered “how would my favourite Our Legacy silhouette look made out of deadstock Stüssy fabric, or vice-versa?” then the perfect collaboration is headed your way somewhere on the internet soon.
You heard it here - horror movies may reduce anxiety. The amygdala in the brain detects emotions of fear and prepares us for frightening events, while our conscious perception regonises that these alarming events are not real. This suggests that vicariously experiencing negative emotions in a controlled environment may be useful for managing anxiety. Sort of like exposure therapy! With that in mind, welcome to our top 5 Horror Movie picks.
‘If you know, you know’ is certainly the vibe behind Swedish design duo Christoffer Brattin and Fredrik Johansson’s sneaker brand, Spalwart. But what if you don’t know? Well, you’re about to find out.
Organically grown cotton, vintage looms and one of a kind products are the embodiment of designer, Niime Tamaki’s brand. In 2006 the brand “Tamaki Niime” was established in Nishiwaki, Japan. This region is well known for the traditional Banshu-Ori technique that dates back to 1972. This technique is a singular process of dyeing, weaving and sewing the product.
A strong point of view and a true understanding of women’s needs are essential, and Totême, the label founded by golden couple Elin Kling and Karl Lindman, has both. A physical extension of the sleek and minimal brand put down roots last year in the form of the brand's flagship store in central Stockholm.
