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I have admired every LP33.3 collection to date and the bodies that can pull off their grownup feminine shapes - my little sister being one of them damm her  - with equal parts admiration and jealousy...so as I walked into the studio on that first Monday of Spring to be greeted by racks of grey marle jumpers (with the finest most beautiful metallic Chantilly lace detailing, of course), a skater style dress (maybe even two!), a printed shirt and the perfect pair of dress up/down pants scattered amongst the signature LP staples I was more than a little thrilled.  

My pictures always seem to speak better than I can type at midnight so go ahead and scroll back up to the top and read them all over again. How saucy is Eva? So saucy. A Jessica Rabbit type minx who rocks a big wool, cashmere, felt gown like no one I've ever seen before. 

Keep your eyes peeled for the lookbook to come....

based on photographic works ‘The Ruins of Detroit’ by Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre

opening & closing title LPW1321 cadillac hotel roll-neck shift

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Website www.lp333.net

Photography Justin Ridler @ the artist group

Model Eva @ the agency

Hair & Makeup Andrea Black @ reload agency

Jewellery Petite Grand

Production White Point.er

LP33.3 is Luke Hosking & Paul del Giglio

Photos: Rachel Kara

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Indescribable beauty that has left with me with stars in my eyes and dreams to the sky.

Video: by the Aeon for Lover

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F is for fashun. Fashion that is fun.

The design & prints alone make me wanna chop my head off, see life from a different vantage point and have a good hearty laugh about it. Add (blogger) Larry and his expressions into the equation and I'm lolerskating right into the arms of Agi & Sam.


agi & sam from Agape Mdumulla on Vimeo.

Genius.

Shout outs for lookbook images go to Toby Grimditch for creative consulting, seen through the lens of Luke Stephenson, styled by (blogger) Madeleine Ostile.