10 things about my style: four

I cannot say that I am interested in fashion anymore: I have slowly forgotten to care, have become less interested in what is and become more interested in the basic foundations of style that pervades all of fashion’s supple layers. I merely try to merge my intellectual loves with fine fabrics — while listening to [...]

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10 things about my style: five.

In certain situations, an often employed thought is the idea that once something has been achieved – or in the area of style, bought – it should be replaced. Items, looks, and people are by habit eagerly replaced. Away, they say; I need something new. But all objects eventually grow old. It should be perfectly [...]

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10 things about my style: six.

A winter morning, darkly dressed figures move in procession. They cross bridges, tunnels and rivers. Their faces speak of lamentation and sleep. Their bodies gather into anonymous groups: forming rows, as they move, of black fabrics inside of which the outline of a torso or a bent elbow might be deciphered. The city withdraws after [...]

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10 things about my style: seven.

Sensibilities, mine: how I adore the company of draping and letters, of fiction and façades. A wool skirt obtained out of need, genuine need rather than lust, quickly proves itself to have other abilities. It evokes. It defends. It falls cleverly across the thighs, lending to my mind – if not my body — a [...]

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10 things about my style: eight.

I’ve never quite understood synthetics. Naturally I’ve come to understand their importance to producing clothes efficiently, but I’ve never managed to accept them on a personal level. This is probably the reason why I so rarely spend time in high-street stores – aside from feeling slightly lost in them; I’ve become rather allergic to the [...]

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10 things about my style: nine.

Looking at my personal style objectively, there is an obvious leaning towards a sort of uniform dressing. Wearing variations of the same pieces over and over again; relying on previously tried labels. I don’t do particular looks. I am not Alexa Chung one month and Erin Wasson the next. Sorry. I am always loyal to [...]

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