So where next 90s revival? I know there's still plenty tying their checked shirts round their waists like Marc Jacobs never hit up Perry Ellis, but you know you've become disillusioned with the majority of East London when the work boots and button ups of Tony Mortimer are doing more for you.
So, I may have dubbed these novelty wear a few posts back, but realz is these have still remained my ultimate eBay search. Up. Until. Now. A timeless story that begins with an idle search and results in an awkward finishing time ensuring these are mine. And cheap. JM
My shoes consist largely of overly clunky lace ups and platforms, teenage boy trainers and of course, the ever present black ankle boot. At least I'm in good company.
For someone who swore they they would never wear trainers, I seem to be doing a whole lot of it recently. Second hand, pre-battered with fraying rips and laces beats box fresh everytime.
Call it part of this teenage regression I appear to be going through, but skateboarding is seeming more and more like a legitimate pastime. Yes perhaps I'm just thoroughly swayed by the ghost print trousers and the COOL cap (and also slightly concerned that this image may be another via cobrasnake - I'm not a fan I swear) but bruised knees and scraped wrists have never seemed more appealing. If boy can BMX then girl can skate. JM