Dont Party

I want to share something with you, I’m not sure why I haven’t done so sooner, but anyway, better late than never. Neon and nudes. And by that I don’t mean naked people painting each other with neon goodness, but just the colour palette.

So just got a knock at the door and saw a pretty delivery in front of my wide eyes. The kicks I been dreaming of just landed on my doorstep courtesy of NSWZA. And not just kicks but the freshest clothing too. OOOOOWEEEE

Dear Converse

I’ve always loved you and I won’t stop now.

That being said stick to your own shoe designs and stop trying to copy Vans.

Being a biter is never a good look.

I noticed something over the weekend that I can’t believe I haven’t mentioned before. People who wear slip-slops in winter. This is in the same category as girls who wear mini skirts, summer vests and ugg boots. We all know the weather in Cape Town can be mad temperamental so it’s one thing if you’re out and you’ve got shorts, t-shirts and slops or mini skirts, vests and slops and then suddenly it got cold and now you’re confused. This is not the case.

Todays fetish is dedicated to a brand I’ve just come across. Y’all know I love me some Feiyue sneakers and this is it’s sister brand – SEVEN DICE. They don’t plan to launch in SA for a while but I’m hoping that we can try and convince them a little from here.

Dear Nike, I know I say this a lot but this time I mean it. These shoes have changed my life. I know you know I love an Air Max 90. You did this for me didn’t you? The colourway is AMAZING. Thanks and I love you Anths.

B L K B O X is a collaborative project concept initiated by South African fashion design studio BLACK COFFEE represented by Jacques van der Watt and Danica Lepen. The project explores new collaborations and modes of expanding the reach of fashion beyond the fleeting platform of the catwalk.

Todays post is dedicated to random stuff that I love and wish I had. A random collection of drool worthy items. This ain’t a fetish post it’s just more like dope uncategorized stuff that I like to stare at.

So now and then I find something online that someone claims is a “new trend”, and sometimes they turn out to be that and other times it turns out the person is just talking total bullshit (more often than not). If you’ve got a loud enough voice and have enough friends you can get anyone to pretty much believe anything or wear anything for that matter.

In this past December a few of use were interviewed about fashion and one question was what we think the trends for the next season were. Given my affinity for sneakers I was chatting about them moving into high fashion and not being a strictly ‘street’ style.