As a contrast I like to play with lengths of garments so I’ve chosen to go for some serious indigo with the ladies denim anorak in an unwashed textured raw denim partnered with the matching 100% cotton Worker Pant to Brit’s jacket.
I adore movement in garments, the fall and drape of a jacket is as important as its design. Mixed in with a roll-neck essential and a large baseball shirt and docker cap by 4649 the outfit is that perfect balance between denim monk and denim sartorial.
It’s best not to over complicate things when playing with denim outfits. The most simple colour palettes always work best together. Shades of indigo and blue, black, and off white or tan are sure ways to always pull off a good mix of textures and denim.
I feel like the transition has already happened as the market for more genderless garments grows, and I and Me have always answered that call. I think the idea of having genderless garments doesn’t have anything to do with not wanting to dress like a boy, or not wanting to dress like a girl, but more about equality in quality and simple details like pocket size! If you feel like you would like to invest in a wardrobe that doesn’t have a social marker to it, and if you want it all to be denim and indigo then definitely check out the rest of the “twice as nice” collection at : www.i-and-me.com