Our Legacy SS16 'Syndrome' Collection

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Photography: Erik Wåhlström
Art Direction: Andreas Doré

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The latest collection from Our Legacy, entitled 'Syndrome,' plays off a series of different ideas: the fleeting attraction to a piece of clothing found while traveling; the contrast between casualwear and uniform, and how they intersect; and the mix of extreme utilitarian detailing on light 'soft' styles that bear a borderline feminine aesthetic. The accompanying lookbook, shot by Erik Wåhlström and art directed by Andreas Doré, is one of the best from the Swedish brand, using a combination of colour and black and white imagery to illustrate these themes beautifully.

—Our Legacy

Raise High the Roof Beams by Neighbour

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Photography: Ian Lanterman
Styling: Saager Dilawri, Justin Lintag, Karyna Schultz
Models: Jeni at Family Management, Harrison Pratt

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Neighbour recently produced this editorial combining items from their men's and women's stores. Shot by Ian Lanterman in a large warehouse, the industrial backdrop is a nice counterpoint to the clean, contemporary lines of the clothing. Featuring pieces from the likes of Lemaire, Our Legacy, Acne Studios, Niuhans, Hed Mayner and Patrik Ervell, the full story can be seen by clicking on the link below.

—Neighbour

Our Legacy Autumn-Winter '15 Collection "TEN"

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—01. Lookbook, cover one.

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"The Our Legacy Autumn-Winter '15 Collection "TEN" marks a decade in the business for the Swedish brand. Surveilling the schoolyard with a telephoto lens the collection and accompanying lookbook are studies on youth culture and subcultural style and reference. The fall collection is a mixtape with something for everyone, sampling past, present and future from the 10 years worth of collections. Mixing 70s/80s/90s pop cultural references, hippies, skinheads, techies and club kids are seen side by side. In the new "TEN" lookbook, shot by Erik Wåhlström and art directed by Andreas Doré, these groups are crystallized and up for analysis. Encouraging diversity, everything is eventually mixed in the real life collection, creating our own subtle subculture."

—Our Legacy

Goodhood – Devil Town

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—01. FPAR, Gosha Rubchinskiy and Unused.

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To highlight a selection of new products from the likes of Gosha Rubchinskiy, Unused, Our Legacy, FPAR, Neighborhood and Gitman Vintage, Goodhood has put together their first men's lookbook of the Fall-Winter season, entitled Devil Town. Shot in black and white, all the items are casually worn, intriguingly styled and ready for purchase in-store, as well as online. 

—Goodhood

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Our Legacy In-Season Splash SS15

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—01. Faded stripe.
—02. Micro seersucker.

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In what has now become a regular mid-season feature for Our Legacy, the Swedish brand highlight some of the pieces from their current collection in a short editorial entitled In-Season Splash. Click on the link below to view the Spring-Summer '15 edition.

—Our Legacy

Our Legacy Punched Seersucker Coach Jacket

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—01. Made in Portugal.

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This lightweight jacket from Our Legacy might be pretty close to the perfect spring option. Made from an Italian virgin wool seersucker, the navy blue coach style features two welted pockets, lined sleeves and a zip-front, nailing the balance between refined and casual.

—Available from Neighbour

Our Legacy Eyewear

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—01. Embrace.

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This spring Our Legacy have become the latest brand to add a range of eyewear to their offering. Handmade in Portugal, the glasses feature an anti-scratch coating, Carl Zeiss UV400 lenses and Italian Mazzucchelli acetate frames.

—Available from Our Legacy

Our Legacy Spring-Summer '15 — Ignition

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Our Legacy's Spring-Summer '15 collection has begun to land in stores, and is now available through the brand's own online shop. Titled Ignition, the latest offering provides a muted tone overall, focusing on a variety of interesting textures and fabrics. While some of the looser trousers might not be for everyone, there are still plenty of wearable basics.

—Our Legacy

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