It was a joyous moment when I discovered Magazine Brighton had opened up a stone's throw from my home in the North Laine, Brighton. Stocked with nearly 200 beautiful independent publications and a calm yet welcoming atmosphere- a credit to the wonderful owner Martin who bids a friendly farewell to every newcomer with "Drop by anytime to browse..."
And the story of his lifelong dream to open a magazine shop is so touching. Make sure you ask him about it when you visit. Magazine Brighton, 22 Trafalgar Street, Brighton.
Shirt | H&M (similar here)
Jeans | H&M (similar here)
Hat | COS (similar here)
Bag | WOOD WOOD (at OurDailyEdit)
Trainers | Adidas Stan Smith
*SIDELINE is the new label to watch! With a focus on indigo fabrics the collection is perfect for this seasons' denim trend. Find your nearest stockist here and make sure to follow them on Instagram.
Photography: Emma Gutteridge
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Those jeans are pretty amazing, never seen any like that before, huge! The magazine shop sounds great too. We were down a week or two ago and nipped into Our Daily Edit, I mentioned I heard of them via you. I bought a wooly hat as a treat.
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Nice Article,
ReplyDeleteNowadays there are jeans in the most varied styles and cuts. What really matters is what kind of look you want and what will suit your frame best.
The shape and cut of jeans is called a fit and there are many different fits. There are four main names to note and, luckily, the various fit names are pretty self-explanatory:
A snug fit that's snug against the leg and tapers at the ankle. A little stretch is often added to jeans for comfort. Works best with a slim frame.
Still tight but not too tight, this cut wraps around the thighs, knees and calves and is less constricting around the ankle. This is a tight cut that is great for a slender to normal figure.
Sometimes referred to as Regular, this is a traditional style of denim that is cut straight from the waist to the hem. Some variations can be narrow at the ankle. Fits normal to athletic physique.
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