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Studio Session #2
Max Brown, senior Armourer at the Royal Opera House with over a decades experience, took time out of his busy, exciting schedule to join us...
A Summer Roadtrip with Melissa Jane Tarling and Richard Biedul
Eager to escape the chaos of the city in search of serenity, we decided to take a suitcase full of our latest Spring/Summer arrivals on...
Studio Session #1
With every piece in our collection designed to complement the others, our studio sessions offer a chance to explore the many - and often unexpected...
Meditations on Music, Goya Gumbani
We caught up with London based artist Goya Gumbani on musical collaboration and creative exploration. ...
The Photographer - Part II
Form that follows function is a philosophy of design that is like catnip to us, and the esoterica of ‘gear’and how these garments were tools...
The Photographer - Part 1
_ Form that follows function is a philosophy of design that is like catnip to us, and the esoterica of ‘gear’and how these garments were...
893 Bootcut - Kimberley Lawton
We took some time to speak to Kimberley Lawton to discuss tailoring, proportions, personal style, bootcut jeans and embracing black into one everyday wardrobe. ...
893 Bootcut - Richard Biedul
Standing at 6ft 2, with a slender, elegant frame which would not seem out of place on stage at Sadler’s Wells, it is almost an...
Scenes from an Italian Resturant
Rayon is a misunderstood and often underrated material. Often misidentified as an ‘artificial’ cloth alongside polyester and nylon, it has a much older and more...
Emmeline by Janet Wong
Translating the world of classic garments and kit into something a little softer, a little more feminine, is no small job. Our mission at Bryceland’s...
Wellema Hats
With the launch of our latest collaboration with Wellema Hats, we checked in with founder and master hat maker Cody Wellema from his base in...
On Film Costumes and Oppenheimer
Another award season has wrapped up for the year, leaving us to reflect on some of our favourite, and some of the more dire, cinematic...