When Lyn & Tony are not taking photos for fancy fashion magazines, they are telling us what’s what, smiling nice for The Selby and working with Konstantina Mittas to create a winter jewellery range.
They are some busy geeks. We could throw around some powerful descriptors for their lates range: ‘Gothic!’, ‘Origami!’, ‘S&M!’, ‘Crochet!‘. Frankly it’s more interesting to note that every single piece in this collection is made by hand – a process that can take up to 15 hours! That’s longer than we could even sit watching Boosh videos, let alone making sexy goth origami.**On top of this, L&T are working on a unisex range, which, in Lyn’s words, concentrates on "creased and plaited leather objects that are just a little strange." See chapter two in your Free Market Theory reader: Let the lazy reap what the creative have sown.
-
eat-drink
Buffalo Dining ClubIn a similar vein to ‘a bull in a china shop’, ‘Buffalo Dining Club’ sounds like it could be an idiom for some reckless...
-
look
Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, ‘Banana...You might, perhaps, as a totally hypothetical person, feel somewhat shallow for associating the words “Banana Republic” more with chinos...
-
hear
Jonti, ‘Sine and Moon’Like a cat dancing on a piano, Jonti’s musical ability is what gives Sine and Moon its varied terroir, from the head-nodding rhythm and rhyme...
-
shop
Who Killed BambiTaking it’s name from the Sex Pistols song, Who Killed Bambi isn’t a question, it’s an online clothing store. One with a penchant...
-
read
Alexander GirardThat commonplace ‘what do you do?’ question can be as tedious to answer as job titles can be ill-fitting and unnecessary. Alexander...
-
shop
Sly Guild online storeNew Zealand label Sly Guild was started by three brothers “who see themselves in a bit of a ghost town when it comes to manufacturing...