Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion : how to do the country look – without being a flat cap cliche
If you’re an urban creature like me, you can go country-coded while staying aware you’re essentially playacting. The trick is not going OTT Once a decade or so, the urban-centric fashion world discovers this delightful concept called The Countryside. With the vanishingly scant levels of (…)
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