I choose to lead by example. So what follows is a textual collage of my favourite items purchased from Hype & Seek, in no particular order. Mondrian inspired over-sized t-shirt ($15). Sherpa-like hooded duffel coat, which compels baby boomer colleagues to wax nostalgically about the ’70s ($40). Rabbit fur jacket with a little treasure hidden in the pocket (Loreana Triacci of Main North Nissan, I have your nametag, $90). Military shirt, which I found just after watching Patty Hearst documentary – I call her "Tania" ($30). Collarless, over-sized, pink plaid shirt ($20). White t-shirt with floral motif (Wisterias! The beauty! And $15).
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Hannmaid Bicycle Cufflinks‘Bike people’ are a breed of their own, although not to be confused with all those ‘lycra wearing cyclists’ we’ve seen around town...
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Stolen Girlfriends Club, ‘Here...It’s no surprise that Stolen Girlfriends Club have nailed it yet again with their AW12 ‘Here Lies The Bones’ collection. Derek...
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Maripossa, ‘El Homenaje’ ...This instant recognition of a fashion or jewellery collection doesn’t come along all too often for me. Or, at least, when it does I’m...
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Bicycle Wine Rack at CycleStyleUntil now there have been only two kinds of wine racks: The oak wood kind your dad bought after watching Sideways. And the novelty kind.
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Stämpel Recycled Timber Jewellery Hanger ...How do you display your jewellery? On a doily? Hanging off a ceramic cat’s tail? In a musical box with a spinning ballerina?
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Peta Kruger, ‘In-House’ ...Ladies and gentlemen who understand and appreciate contemporary jewellery, this one is for you. Originally a graphic designer and now a full...