WMENSWEAR NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE 01: MADBACON STORE

WMENSWEAR NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE 01: MADBACON STORE

A note from Lauren: Since opening W’menswear Dressing Room, we’ve been fortunate to be surrounded by independent businesses run with real character and care. Over time, many of these places have become part of our daily rhythm: somewhere to visit, to linger, to learn from. Neighborhood Guide gre...
PHETCHABURI RANCH GALS.

PHETCHABURI RANCH GALS.

We went to the breezy provence of Phetchaburi, two hours drive south of Bangkok in search for delicious produce and the funnest hangouts with the locals. First stop, we went straight to Pladib restaurant\'s very own working farm where we tried their beautiful heirloom tomatoes and sugarcane juice. On day two we explored the beautiful land that is looked after by a resort geared for Thai adventurers. Follow the adventure.
RIDING ON BLACK TAR.

RIDING ON BLACK TAR.

A ponytorial which is our very own shoutout to enjoying movement, friendship, and being consumed by the moment.
DINING WITH KAPITAL

DINING WITH KAPITAL

Dining with the cast of Bad Opera, the latest published work by Kapital and Eric Kvatek, one late July in Budapest.
W’MENSWEAR ON THE RADAR: SYNDROME BY SYNDRO

W’MENSWEAR ON THE RADAR: SYNDROME BY SYNDRO

As the beginnings of a women’s workwear line that plunges into a lifestyle driven design philosophy, Syndrome is the ’her’ to established mens brand, ’Syndro’ out of Taiwan. Perfectly (geographically) positioned for production, a strong work ethic, passion, a growing economy, as well as access to an incredibly diverse range of textiles from neighbouring China, Korea, Japan, and further down to South East Asia; these guys are exceptionally geared for making niche luxury workwear.
ON THE LINE WITH BARBOUR’S TIMELESS ORIGINALS / SPONSORED

ON THE LINE WITH BARBOUR’S TIMELESS ORIGINALS / SPONSORED

This month we have been really excited about the idea of Barbour’s menswear team designing the Women’s Autumn Winter ’16 collection. The collection is very suitably called ’Timeless Originals’, a fitting theme for the Barbour who have been making great British outerwear since 1894 thanks to Scottish founder John Barbour who started the brand in South Shields.
THE BURMESE STYLE GUIDE

THE BURMESE STYLE GUIDE

Photo essay shot by Ponytail Journal & Face Hunter / Myanmar. HAND PAINTED / THAT JUMPER / THATCHING / OPEN...