THURSDAY SUNDAY
So it may be blasphemous to be seducing the idea of winter just yet, especially in the southern hemisphere's sweltering heat. But, you should know it’s never too early to start planning your wardrobe for the next season, especially those pieces that will undoubtedly take you from day to night, and into seasons to come.
I guess you could say I’m talking about those “timeless” pieces, of sleek shape and quality material, ageless cut and a sophisticated, yet easy aura. This mantra is something Thursday Sunday have definitely used while approaching their AW14 collection.
With a subtle palette of black and grey, high-lighted by pastel pale blue and pink, as well the complementing additions of a delicate check and rough texture material, the collection oozes effortless chic winter wear. Interchangeable separates; each piece versatile and layer-able upon the next, speaks volumes of the fresh and minimal vibe having it’s moment as of late. And despite the light and airy feeling of the pieces, and the several cropped and short shapes, the woollen fabrics ensure warmth during the cooler winter and autumn months. Functional and fashionable.
Each piece has been thought through and this is evident in the lookbook, where paired back styling meets a clean and minimal backdrop, letting the simple, yet structured pieces speak for themselves. Every item can mould perfectly into any wardrobe, yet the aesthetic of this collection has you wanting every piece, if only to look as casually put together as the model. From a line jackets, man style longline shorts, high waisted crop pants, shapeless dresses and midriff and sheer tops, every option is covetable.
With the additional pairing of Holly Ryan jewellery; simple sterling silver hoop like earrings and a delicate choker, the clean and fresh, and undeniable minimal aesthetic, perfectly pinpoints the coming seasons light layering feel. Achieve winter warmth but look effortlessly put together, that is your new chilly season mantra, and Thursday Sunday has you covered. Slides, marni-esque sandals, or sport-luxe sneakers mandatory.
Words / Jamie-Maree Shipton
Thursday Sunday's AW14 Collection is now available for pre-order:
http://www.thursdaysunday.com
I guess you could say I’m talking about those “timeless” pieces, of sleek shape and quality material, ageless cut and a sophisticated, yet easy aura. This mantra is something Thursday Sunday have definitely used while approaching their AW14 collection.
With a subtle palette of black and grey, high-lighted by pastel pale blue and pink, as well the complementing additions of a delicate check and rough texture material, the collection oozes effortless chic winter wear. Interchangeable separates; each piece versatile and layer-able upon the next, speaks volumes of the fresh and minimal vibe having it’s moment as of late. And despite the light and airy feeling of the pieces, and the several cropped and short shapes, the woollen fabrics ensure warmth during the cooler winter and autumn months. Functional and fashionable.
Each piece has been thought through and this is evident in the lookbook, where paired back styling meets a clean and minimal backdrop, letting the simple, yet structured pieces speak for themselves. Every item can mould perfectly into any wardrobe, yet the aesthetic of this collection has you wanting every piece, if only to look as casually put together as the model. From a line jackets, man style longline shorts, high waisted crop pants, shapeless dresses and midriff and sheer tops, every option is covetable.
With the additional pairing of Holly Ryan jewellery; simple sterling silver hoop like earrings and a delicate choker, the clean and fresh, and undeniable minimal aesthetic, perfectly pinpoints the coming seasons light layering feel. Achieve winter warmth but look effortlessly put together, that is your new chilly season mantra, and Thursday Sunday has you covered. Slides, marni-esque sandals, or sport-luxe sneakers mandatory.
Words / Jamie-Maree Shipton
Thursday Sunday's AW14 Collection is now available for pre-order:
http://www.thursdaysunday.com
