Official The California Honeydrops Knitting Factory April 17 Boise, ID T-shirt

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#Gtafashionshop Fashion LLC This shirt is one of them. It also doesn’t take having a million striped button downs, which I learned the hard way in my younger days, it’s about having the right shirt. This is the one, I promise. And, for this price, it would be nearly a crime not to jump on this opportunity. There are a million ways to wear this top, as the below shows, even right now while we all stay at home. Wear it now over your boxers for a last minute Zoom, try it over a bathing suit if you have a place to catch some rays in a backyard or on a fire escape. In the future, pair it with a suit when you return to the office or take it out with friends on one of those long days that flows from a late breakfast to a gallery to some shopping for drinks at night. That’s the thing about this shirt, it’s not only a forever piece but a for-always one, too.

#Gtafashionshop Fashion LLC Another Spring ’18 show, another tide of Hawaiian shirts. In fact this season has had so many shirts it seems quaint, almost laughable, to image a shirt might be anything but Hawaiian. Naturally, Paul Smith is no parvenu when it comes to vibrantly patterned short-sleeved shirting. “Back in the ’70s I used to buy a lot of vintage Hawaiian shirts from shops in New York and then bring them back to my shop in Nottingham. A lot of kids would come from Sheffield and Wigan to buy them.” Some of those left unsold remained in Smith’s archives until being disinterred to become the inspiration for the prints that ran through this collection. They included a lovely frond-framed landscape of some paradise isle in moonlight, a landscape of coral and hibiscus punctuated by carp and fantails mid-twist, and sections of a newly rustled up landscape of sunset-strafed mountains above which was advertised a Paul Smith brand of tuna and mackerel. These prints were not confined to the shirting, but rioted beyond it onto coated ripstop parkas, wrapped silk dresses for women, printed trousers for men, espadrilles, jacquard jackets, jacquard bombers, knitted T-shirts, a Tuna brand tie (for big fish in business), knitted sweaters, handbags, and totes. Their patterns were also used as the outline for the lace inserts on a black silk dress and the drawn threadwork on a very pretty-pretty for Smith violently red dress.

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