You see a girl in an art gallery, staring at a Rothko piece. She’s expressionless, and you imagine who she is, and where she might have come from. She’s dressed head to toe in neutral colours, but she makes them look vibrant. You wonder where you know her from.

This girl is the embodiment of Thursday, Sunday's SS15 collection. Inspired by Japanese anime and the minimal aesthetic of Blue Velvet’s Isabella Rossellini, the collection flows as smoothly as a gently shifting river, with structured shapes and faded pin stipes. The materials drape and slouch, but still remain a level of perfection and intimacy.

This is Melbourne based label Thursday, Sunday’s speciality, using all natural fibres to create effortlessly cool shapes and silhouettes. Their lookbook was created by Studio SP-GD and Felicity Miller: a dream duo that bring the softness and sophistication of the label into startling clarity. Thursday, Sunday create clothes that are meant to be lived in, that you can make your own and keep forever.

For the girl reading the Vonnegut novel on the train, and for anyone who wants to run away from home, this collection is for you.

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Words / Ruby Giles