Description

What grows tiring most of all is the constant requirement to be pleasant. Beautiful – gladly. Composed – if you feel like it. But that endless obligation to stay soft, legible, and easy to deal with begins to grate very quickly. Especially in summer, when all you really want is air, silence, and the small luxury of not entertaining anyone.

Ethereal Gray Summer begins exactly there. In steel grey – with excellent manners and a very limited circle of sympathies. In plum stripes – thin, stubborn, slightly aloof. In the shifted shoulder line that makes the whole dreary idea of a “proper look” resemble an aunt at a resort: nobody invited her, yet she keeps offering advice.

The texture is roughish, airy, full of open spaces and dry in character. Nothing sticky, nothing sugary, nothing excessively proper. The elongated loose silhouette gives the body room and leaves the last word to it. Back to front, inside out, a little farther off one shoulder – and that is already enough to simply be yourself.

Pair it with anything you like.

• With your favourite old jeans – for impeccable indifference.
• With straight long trousers – for urban detachment with a hint of private power.
• With a simple skirt – to move through the day beautifully and without excess.
• Shifted onto one shoulder – when the answer is clear without words.

Ethereal Gray Summer. Politeness is not consent.

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