Rodnik x Peanuts for Selfridges

A couple of years back I wrote about "fashion rogues" the Rodnik Band and their wearable art pieces. Since then, they've produced a much more commercial collection for ASOS and now they're injecting their warmth and humour into this exclusive Rodnik x Peanuts collection for Selfridges.

Spot On! Paige Denim Polka Dot Skinnies

WANT WANT WANT and in all three colours please. In a new twist on the printed denim trend, Paige have just released these brilliant cropped leg skinny jeans with a fun, all over spot print, available exclusively from Selfridges and www.selfridges.com for £220 each *gulp* 

BOY London 2012 Collection Selling Fast At Selfridges

Rihanna image courtesy of the Daily Mail website.

OK so after Rihanna worked a straight up original 80s BOY look on the Jonathan Ross Show the other week, everyone knows that BOY London is back.  The underground fashion label which was founded in 1977 became famous for its iconic logo print designs worn by every top popstar in the early 1980s, has been enjoying a resurgence with those early-adopting East London hipster kids for over a year now thanks to vintage eBay finds and capsule collections via the likes of Urban Outfitters.  Now though, the whole SS 2012 retro BOY London collection is available in the UK exclusively at Selfridges, both in store and online at www.selfridges.co.uk.  Here are some of my favourite bits but check the site for the whole collection - or at least what's left as it seems to be going FAST!

WANT! ORIGINAL HUTCHINSON COKE BOTTLES

Excuse another Coke-related post but these really are just TOO COOL.

Available exclusively from Selfridges, in store and online here for £1.99

COCA-COLA 125TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS WITH JUNK FOOD

Coca-Cola's longstanding association with the likes of McDonalds, Burger King etc. make this anniversary range produced by vintage t-shirt brand Junk Food, an unexpectedly humourous project.

Teaming up with the Parisian concept store don, Colette, and London's mega-boutique, Selfridges, retro-specialist Junk Food hopes to create 'the ultimate Coca-Cola experience' using its collection of washed out, super soft tees.

With prices starting from £24.99, it's a cheap and easy way to grab a bit of pop culture summer swag before stores inevitably fill their racks with 'tributes' to the designer Coke logo looks from the AW 11 catwalks as seen at D&G and Jeremy Scott. I wouldn't fancy working in Coca-Cola's licensing or legal departments right now...

 

You can check out more of Junk Food's other ranges online at TruffleShuffle