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Controlled Chaos x
I wrote a post two years ago suggesting a future trend would be a move away from co-ordination and conformity. The essence of that idea is still seeping into everyday with more and more products either openly embracing individuality or encouraging flexibility of use and imagination. Granby Workshop, in many ways represents the essence of this movement, as demonstrated by their vitrified ceramic tiles.
Each one is unique and marbled together by hand then sliced and flattened in a 60 tonne hydraulic press.
(All pics Pinterest and Granby Workshop)
They stand alone. Or live and breathe together in a wonderful, moving, homogenous whole.
I love.
Laters, Kate x
Baby loves!
They are the pajamas you’ve always wanted to wear. Cotton, cut to a manly shape with prints so good they can’t be legal. In fact Desmond and Dempsey pjs have it all – and other than Mr Right naturalment, would make the perfect bed partner for Christmas morning.
Interestingly the men don’t have the same wild, intoxicating options: These are as funky as it gets. So you may want to do as Charlie and buy from the girls section – would make a change…
Laters, Kate x
African heat..
Shoes by Burberry Porsum.
Like a moth attracted to a sweet spot I’ve been drawn towards the beauty of African print. It has that magic touch of satisfaction where something unusual feels like it should’ve always been in my life. I love the electric powerplays of colour… the fluid graphics..the exuberant clashes..it’s a buzz that gathers and turns a piece of material into a stage..
Burberry ‘did it’ a few summers ago….
(Burberry Porsum summer 2012, photos courtesy of style.com)
But I think it’s time for the love affair to diffuse down the food-chain…I want to see more on the streets generally..there are legs on this baby… These photos were taken by MG Onania for Fashizblack Magazine..
Rich, magical and aspirational.
These are of Yassive Rahal by Julien Cozzoline for Fashizblack Magazine:
And these are from a wonderful blog: style-caralho.blogspot.co.uk. ( I don’t know the indivdiual photographers name – but if anyone does, I’m very happy to attribute)
Personally I think we all need a fresh blast of African air.
Laters, Kate x
African heat..
Shoes by Burberry Porsum.
Like a moth attracted to a sweet spot I’ve been drawn towards the beauty of African print. It has that magic touch of satisfaction where something unusual feels like it should’ve always been in my life. I love the electric powerplays of colour… the fluid graphics..the exuberant clashes..it’s a buzz that gathers and turns a piece of material into a stage..
Anna is doing her best to distract me..she says Burberry ‘did it’ last summer..and she’s not wrong…
(Burberry Porsum summer 2012, photos courtesy of style.com)
But I think it’s time for the love affair to diffuse down the food-chain…I want to see more on the streets generally..there are legs on this baby… These photos were taken by MG Onania for Fashizblack Magazine..
Rich, magical and aspirational.
These are of Yassive Rahal by Julien Cozzoline for Fashizblack Magazine:
And these are from a wonderful blog: style-caralho.blogspot.co.uk. ( I don’t know the indivdiual photographers name – but if anyone does, I’m very happy to attribute)
For more inspiration check out this post on Kimberly akinola’s great blog.
personally I think we all need a fresh blast of African air.
Laters, Kate x
Maison Bentley Style 