KICKING OFF 2021 WITH VINTAGE

Hey guys, welcome back, and let's all say hello to 2021! Tonight I'm kicking off the new year with a vintage jacket I found a few weeks back. The post isn't just about this particular jacket though, it also has inspired me with a lot of fresh ideas and given me much needed motivation to start the new year - pretty good going for just a jacket!

So what's my idea, well, I sort of touched on it this time last year, buying and selling a handful of vintage pieces via my Instagram. However, this year is a whole lot different, I desperately wanted to start the year with a project & since we find ourselves in fucking lockdown again I decided I'd kick the year off on my terms and give myself a personal project. It'll be something I can channel my creative energy and focus into, as we find ourselves in tier four. So with all those idea's in my head he's decided to join Depop. Hopefully this will make it a lot easier for you guys to check out my vintage gems - keep an eye on my brand new account for some epic vintage jackets coming your way very soon - click the link and follow me be the first to see them across on - Depop

I've put a lot of work into sourcing these latest pieces (which I'll show you over the next few weeks). The plan being - to shoot the items in a very individual & creative way, making a small, mini campaign with the collection of pieces I've curated. Vintage is so individual, and damn right cool, not to mention environmentally friendly, reusing clothing rather than buying brand new or throwing away, I've got my hands on everything from leather jackets to suede bikers and everything in-between and all pieces are 10/10, lets hope I'll be able to part with them. For me the best way to start 2021 is by styling, wearing and loving these pieces from the past, so buckle up for a killer year of vintage!

I've always loved vintage and it's always been a big part of my wardrobe, interchanging it with my looks always gives me an edge no one can replicate, giving my outfits a cool & individual look. This year I'm making even more of a conscious effort to buy, wear and sell a lot more killer vintage. I mean take this 70's suede, I couldn't just go out and buy something similar, it's not that easy. This jacket is so unique, cool and it fits me like a dream. Paired with a monotone polka dot shirt and my killer lace up styled jeans from Tigha, this outfit screams seventies rock and roll.

Its belt wrap and awesome western detailing make this jacket quite a statement, it looks sweet worn open and even pretty sexy tied and held shut with the metal buckle. The collar line and opening of this seventies beauty is to die for, over exaggerated and pointed, the cut and lines to this jacket are all perfect. I'll keep you guys in the loop of when I'll be selling some sexy vintage, but for now Happy New Year

Peace & Love,

Let's make 2021 a year where we all ace it!
x

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ROCK N' ROLL EYELET JEANS

I received these jeans from Tigha a few weeks back, these beauties are still on sale from last season, with only a few sizes left in stock and now have 30% off! These killer seventies style lace up jeans are well worth a chat feature across on my blog, as I know a lot of you will absolutely love them! I've been looking for a pair of jeans like this for years, so I was super lucky to grab one of the last pairs in my size from their website, when I collaborated with the brand a few weeks back.

I just love how these jeans look on, they really do make for a killer rock and roll look, the side lace up section is so damn cool and screams seventies rocker style. The metal ring eyelet's are such a sick detail, with the woven leather cord that runs through each one, in a criss-cross manner. These jeans also have the perfect silhouette, giving a sweet fit and super comfortable feel.

The jeans are pretty weighty, a little heavier to wear than your normal skinnies, all that metal & cord really adds up, however once you get them on, you wouldn't know the difference. The denim is also pretty thick, this added extra weight confirms the quality of this pair of killer lace ups, and they feel like the real deal. I'm also a big fan of this more urban location I decided to shoot the jeans at, this isn't my normal go to shoot backdrop, but I think it's worked pretty well!

I actually got up at 6AM to shoot this, firstly because heading out so early, you don't come into contact or see anyone at all - lockdown problems! Secondly, it's now super light so early in the morning, meaning once again my sleeping pattern has changed, another lockdown problem, but we're all trying to make the best of it right? So with that in mind, I thought why not get out there and shoot at this location, as I've been wanting to feature it for months!

Now let's talk a little about the top part of this outfit, I actually totally forgot I had this black leather waistcoat, it was a nice surprise to find it again and something I thought looked pretty sweet paired with this outfit. I also threw on a white deep V-neck underneath with the usual, classic accessories, plus a tiger print scarf for a hit of animal print!

I said across on my YouTube last week that I was going to feature my painted leather this week, but sadly I haven't gotten around to  taking the photographs just yet, but believe me, it will be on here very soon. I hope you guys are keeping busy and I super appreciate you checking in, as always, stay safe, stay sweet x.

Check these jeans out now by clicking the link - Tigha Morten Jeans

Cheers,

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TIGHA SHOOT

Evening guys, hope you're all good! Tonight, I have a killer brand I want to share with you all, I've partnered up with Tigha to give you a little insight into the style and outfits you can find across on their website. I'll be showing you three new outfits from their SS20 range in this post, for you all to get a feel of their aesthetic and what the German brand Tigha is all about. I've known of the brand for around a year now but this is the first time I've been lucky enough to see their pieces up close and personal and to actually wear their garments.

The first item I chose was this awesome Nikias suede jacket, which I teamed with their Robin Stone Wash skinny jeans, finally I have another brand of skinnies I've fallen in love with. These jeans are perfect, they have just the right amount go stretch and form to the leg giving an awesome silhouette, like any good skinny black jean should! It's so hard finding a good skinny jean but I can safely say these are as good as any I have in my wardrobe!

I wore one of their super comfortable Milo tee's which come in a range of colours underneath the jacket and I'm carrying their black suede and leather Joshua weekend bag. Tigha have a killer range of pieces for the summer season which range from leather and suede, to patterned flannel shirting, denim and even a little tye-dye thrown in there for good measure! I can tell you now the collection is pretty sick and there is certainly something for everyone!

The second outfit is a little more summery, as I chose one of their short sleeve shirts. This is the Sveni SS shirt, it's super easy to wear and can be easily styled up to suit anyone, I wore it pretty open as per and tucked out for a more casual look. The wave print shirt comes in blue and orange with the Billy The Kid Destroyed Slim Fit Jeans which again, are a real good fit and when paired together make for a pretty sick outfit!

Postage was super quick even in the current climate, I was super impressed with how fast my delivery arrived, especially as the brand is based in Germany.

The final look is the Sami Leather jacket, which I chose in military green but also comes in a black. I wore the same tee and jeans with this look as I did in my first. I love the attention to detail in all of their pieces, the small metal logo tags which are attached to the denim and branded buttons on their collections. You can tell straight away that time and care has been taken in designing and manufacturing of all their clothing.

To visit their website click here - Tigha Website
Check my YouTube by clicking below, I'll give you the further lowdown on the pieces I've shown you tonight, plus a very cool pair of seventies styled denim jeans from the brand too!

Cheers for reading, stay safe.

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