"Scotch Shrunk"

 Scotch Shrunk designs apparel for the kids that aren't satisfied with jeans and tee-shirts. The charismatic fashion line has brought in bright colours, exciting materials, and "grown up" silhouettes that allow any kid to express themselves, the way they want to, everywhere they go. The pieces are "adult" priced, if you know what I mean, but the fit in the materials allow the kids to grow without sacrificing a tailored fit. Take a look at the Amsterdam Blauw look book and try to argue that these are not the coolest kids around.

Buy from the collection HERE

"Officine Panerai"

"Panerai was born in 1860 in Florence, cradle of the Renaissance, the art and the science which have made Italy famous throughout the world for its creativity and genius. Values that Officine Panerai expresses through its watches, which it reinterprets over time with passion, technical excellence and exclusive design. 

A watch-making laboratory, highly specialized since the nineteenth century, supplier of measurement and precision instruments to the Italian Navy in the nineteen hundreds, fine watchmaker and international brand in the twenty-first century. The deep-rooted links with the world of the sea, the true heritage of the Brand, bestow on each watch a sporting character that is unique and authentic, like the history of Panerai."

- {Panerai.com}

" Panerai’s history marks time itself. Its roots can be traced back to when it was the exclusive supplier of high-precision instruments to the Royal Italian Navy in the early nineteen hundreds.

Riding on submersible torpedoes, the commandos were the protagonists of epic endeavours.
On their wrists, they wore the precision and luminescence of Panerai Radiomir and Luminor models. "

- {Panerai.com}

"Burberry Prorsom AW14"

"Alexander McQueen"

Designers and Fashion Houses around the world will be revealing their full Autumn-Winter 14/15 lookbooks within a matter of days! For now, we will just have to get our fix from the normally underwhelming & underdeveloped pre-collections by the industries top designers. I, as most people, would overlook these particular releases but Sarah Burton, creative director at Alexander McQueen, has decided that this year she is going to make a serious statement for the label.

 Pieces from this look break some of the most important unspoken fashion laws but apparently when they are broken by Sarah Burton, it becomes a fashion breakthrough. An oversized knitted wool jumper under a tailored silk jacket? Pleated, tailored, and cropped trousers with a pair of unstructured velvet slippers? What kind of nightmare is this? Well if your looking at the same picture I am (above) then we can most likely agree that society would be a much better place if everyone would be this creative with the way they dress.

Aran Skull Knit Sweater - $1'085.00

Wool Mohair Trousers - $665.00

Velvet Skull Slipper - $765.00

(Buy the look at THIS link)

This is my absolute favorite look from the Alexander McQeen AW14-15 pre-collection. Military inspired and overly structured, its such a statement. A pop of fire truck red; a pair of healed, polished leather boots; and a striking leather biker jacket that appears to be too heavy and too thick to be worn anywhere except maybe Antartica. The oversized lapels on the jacket and the coat work as a beautiful contrast to the tailored trousers and tight fitting sweater.

Camouflage Skull Knit Sweater - $850.00

Skull Leather Biker Jacket - $5'420.00

(Buy the look at THIS link)

 Spots... Big. White. Round. Spots. Thank you Sarah Burton for giving men a polka-dot piece that can be worn on a an any-day-basis. (Not just to your uncle Billy's summer pool party.) Did you just picture overweight, hairy chested men and sunburned children with popsicle stained mouths? Because that's the disturbing thought that just came to my mind. No gentlemen! This is the shirt you wear to the Victoria Secret pool party at the Fountainebleu on Miami Beach; to the evening charity gala that your boss is hosting in Cannes; or to your mums house for a Sunday Roast. Why Not?