After the year we’ve all had, the desire to snuggle under the sheets and turn away from the existential crises present in the news cycle is especially strong right now. Similar thoughts appear to have been on the minds of Michael Harding and Levi Palmer, whose Pre-Fall collection takes inspiration from the safety, security and comfort that comes with wrapping yourself in high threadcount curtains and shutting out the big bad world. Comes from. – Emotions that are heightened when being with a new partner, as was the case with Harding recently. “We’re in an open relationship and I’m dating this guy and really experiencing the energy of a new romance when you’re cuddled up in bed, trapped in this protective bubble,” he says. Are there.”
Reflecting the spirit of cuffing season, a good portion of the collection directly evokes the designers’ chosen theme – a billowing, button-down frock in cornflower blue poplin with a delicate convex gather at the chest, however, Reads like a hurried sheet. Wrapped beautifully around the body in a hurry to ring the doorbell. The brand’s signature cotton shirt dresses and collar-sleeve kaftans come in bed linen stripes, while the silk-blend pajama shirts feature subtly off-kilter placket that introduce a soupcon of directional flair to an otherwise non-descript staple. We do.
Elsewhere, the collection’s lazy-Sunday-with-a-new-boyfriend nostalgia is translated more figuratively, into the worn-hand feel of the ecru denim Phil Coupé and the dusky ochre, of the waist-banded crepe tunics. Through chocolate and sepia tones and easy-to-wear blouses. “I was reading it, apparently, as memories fade, they lose the sense of color,” reflects Palmer. “So even if a memory is quite pleasurable at that moment, it will fade to a sepia tone.” While the memories made between the sheets may be limited there, these clothes at least offer a more permanent way to carry them with you.
