1979 [editorial]

Fashion is all about recycling; what's old is new and new is old. But sometimes, the two can blend together seamlessly. In 1979 Los Angeles, Francine Dressler was illustrating sassy prints, making her way through the art world. But it wasn't until 25 years later that her daughter, Madelyn Somers brought her mom's old art back to life through a series of posters, t-shirts and the most perfect boob necklace you've ever seen. Check it out here.

[Francine Dressler tank, vintage Adidas shorts, vintage McGregor shorts (blue), Made Eyewear aviators]

Photos by Jorge Concha

keep it simple

Keep it simple. Long coats, cropped sweaters and your favorite black denim and trainers. 

[Kenneth Cole topcoat, Eddie Bauer (cropped) sweater, Polo belt, C of H Man white denim, Puma x Alexander McQueen trainers (similar)]

Photos by Madeleine Cooke


muted tones

Trying out Spring with a muted, dusty watermelon palette. Oversized golfer pants and a 70s 'military' shirt with the perfect black on black aviators. 

[Vintage shirt & pants, Dr. Scholl's Collection shoes, Made Eyewear aviators]

Photos by Madeleine Cooke

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