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NEW ARRIVALS: Rodebjer

The Rodebjer SS19 Collection is inspired by the Swedish heritage: the craft, the flora, the beauty embodied by icon Ingrid Bergman and the tantalizing concept of “Swedish sin”. Pure and poetic expressions are merged with raw and sensual in unique printed silk organza styles and unexpected, crafted woven structures.

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NEW ARRIVALS: AVNIER

The SS19 Collection "SOUVENIRS" is now available in store.

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NEW ARRIVALS: ADIDAS

A NEW LIGHT IN THE DARK.

Nite Jogger from Adidas combines the unmatched comfort of Boost with hi-vis detailing, creating the newest — and most unmissable — form of street-style yet.
Day or night. Dark or light.

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INTRODUCING "DIARTE"

Diarte is a knitwear focused brand based in Madrid, where all design and production is made. The brand follows strong convictions towards ethics and social consciousness. Diarte is loyal to tradition and craftsmanship techniques, and selects high-end Italian yarns to present trueknitwear collections that can last season after season.

This woman could sleep in water – Spring/Summer 2019 collection: The collection is inspired by the work of Valentine Schlegel, a little-known French ceramist from the fifties. Her vases in clay and her interior designs are represented by a soft and warm color palette where shades of browns and terracottas contrast with white and off white. This collection shows natural materials and organic shilhouetes as a result of Valentine’s work.

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NEW ARRIVALS: ADIDAS

The Powerphase OG is Back!

Brought back from the archive, these shoes were once part of the 1987 adidas Fitness collection. The nostalgic gym look features a premium leather upper with a clear adidas window label on the side. An EVA midsole and split cupsole stay true to the vintage look and feel.

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NEW ARRIVALS: MIISTA

SS19 “Objet Trouvé” collection.

This season’s creative journey begins with artefacts pulled little by little from the shores of the Thames; clay pipes, ceramics, tools and oyster shells reveal stories of past and present century pleasure-seekers.

The contrast of natural and man-made marks inform texture and colour palette as muted solid colours are interrupted by vibrant indian yellows, repetitious plaids, and intricate raffias. Working with natural fibres, ’Objet Trouvé’ explores stitch and weave in different combinations to create organic surfaces and modern structures.