‘Who Killed Bambi‘ isn’t a question, it’s an online clothing store. One with a penchant for fast rhythms, soft lenses and customised vintage pieces.
Sourcing from around the state, WKB keeps you on your fingertips with weekly stock and monthly collections with iconic names like The White Album and OK Computer. For 2012′s early months, ‘Dirty January’ is about waisted good girl frocks, Peter Pan collars and worn in prints. There’s even a rainy weather guide to help you stay dry and pretty.
Sure online vintage stores aren’t new around these parts, but we think WKB makes the cut. Every item comes with complete descriptions and design specs, as if owners Ally and Jonathan had tracked down the original sales catalogue themselves. That rules, because what’s worse than finding something special online only to find those vegetable ivory-looking buttons are really made of recycled bottle caps? First world problems!
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Up TightsPenny Kokinelis is a 26-year-old from Sydney. She makes kaleidoscopic leggings (or, ok, ‘tights’ – WEIRD) for her label Up Tights. Penny...
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Mr. Carter, ‘Grand Tour’ ...The label blends the conflicting elements of luxury and street with designer, Zach Carter’s, distaste for the heritage aesthetic seen in menswear...
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Proof SunglassesProof wooden eyewear is owned by three brothers whose father used to own a sawmill. They make sunglasses out of the finest hardwoods known to...
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Cheddar PocketsClams, bacon, dough, cheese, cake, bread, chips, smack. Money is delicious! Central Coast lads, Cheddar Pocket agree, and so the slang stuck....
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PawpawIt’s difficult not to see Pawpaw as the little sister of Green Papaya (they’re joined together) – the kind of place you want...
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Pure Bamboo watches1997 was a good year for the watch. This was the year Casio’s Baby G reached cult status, and every nine-year-old girl with a soul wanted...