Gym heros

 Tata Olympic Games and thank you London!

Swedish Hasbeens for S/S12

It's just a boyish banter

Agi&sam seems to be all about releasing the steam and not taking fashion too seriously. Their setups speak humour, bright colors, chill, artsy chaos, mix & match literacy and they certainly has Prince of Bel Air vibe. We recommend you a lot to catch up with them. Spring's finaly arrived, high time for cassette recorder & freestyle bike tricks on the street!

Suit up!

We like the concept of suit-meets-apron. You can wear them over your 'normal' clothes while cooking, eating, serving food. When unexpected guests ring the door bell, you can be sure that you look debonair. And if we ever run a restaurant, that would make uniforms for our waiting staff team. Also this funny baguette photoshoot! yep, we have big passion for bakeries and bread, maybe that's why we were so easily won over...

Go to Aiste Nesterovaite if you want to learn more

Apron tale story

What makes those images so pleasent for the eye? Beautiful but simple aprons? Straw hats maybe? Headscarfs and collars with going-back-in-time feeling? Memories of lazy summer in the cottage? Memories filled with baking powder and flour all over your face? Oh Mother, probably all of these...Now, where is our wooden spoon and bowl...it's time for some homemade cooking extravaganza.

All photos via Mother. You can shop aprons, totes and detachable collars. Go!

Preen spirit

Above: Pierre Bonnard, 1894, Musee d'Orsey.

 Below: Preen, S/S12, Pre-collection, photography by Nick Dorey

Above: Hashiguchi Goyo, image via: .japanese-ukiyo-e

Fast and furious



Images via: Prada: Paulidoodles.blogspot, Sandrascloset 
Fionagray.blogspot, Zoccao.blogspot
Rafał Malczewski: Krakoff.info, Agra-auctions



Marios

      Mayo Loizou and Leszek Chmielewski tandem took first baby step in Tokyo, where in 2005 their Marios boutique was launched. They are based in Milan now, but they work with polish artist on a regular basis. Karol Radziszewski's drawings served as prints for their 'DIK' collection in 2009,  whereas pieces that we present in this post  are effect of collaboration with photographer Kuba Dąbrowski ('Nowhere' s/s12). We have a soft spot for pleated skirts in general, but these are just the most unusual and striking ones we've seen for a good while. We put it's magic down to breath taking views and hipnotic, neet folds. On overall, it has something of a fragile origami look.  

Images via: ultrazurnal, Marios