Sale? Where?!

The subsequent rise of e-commerce, led by the fashion giants of Net-A-Porter, their brother store Mr.Porter (and let's not forget their little sister, The Outnet), has let to us as consumers being able to shop marked down "sale" items virtually all year round.

Having said that, here is our "bargain hunters" edit of the online sales of this minute from the trusty web.

Under $150

a. MIH Jeans "pavilion melange sweater"

b. Helmut Lang "lyra drape top"

c. Ligia Dias "bracelet"

d. MIH Jeans "halsy ripped high-rise straight-leg jean"

e. Dolce & Gabbana "classic 50s cut swimsuit"

Under $250

a. Junya Watanabe Comme Des Garcons "layered sheer t-shirt"

b. J.W.Anderson "cotton shirt dress"

c. Sigerson Morrison "brielle shoes"

d. Richard Nicoll "front zip mini skirt"

e. ACNE "long sleeve shirt"

with love.

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J.W.Anderson

Womenswear Resort 2014

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Menswear Spring/Summer 2014

Discribing his womenswear collection as "disturbed workwear", J.W.Anderson to us, turned those utilitarian pieces into avant garde works of Japanese minimalist goodness.

In an ode to those origami like techniques of the wrapping and folding sort, Anderson deconstructed, re-thought and distorted silhouettes; making for many conversation starters. His rather disregard for the societal gender constraints is both admirable and frankly refreshing. Both collections feature a very clinical palette of black, white, nude, the occasional bursts of red and yellow.

There were countless great knitted pieces, as well as intriguing cut-outs and suspensions which were almost gravity defying. Yet, oversized pants under tunic like tops (all in black) made up most of his works. In the womenswear collection, Anderson crafted micro-pleated woollen skirts with raw edging, which were matched with asymmetric tops.

As mentioned by Matthew Schneier in Style.com's review of the menswear collection, J.W.Anderson's work creates and provokes much dialogue.

Is he taking the piss with those suspended rectangular cut-outs?

Why has he reduced menswear to "column architecture"(Anderson)?

It's all very exciting.

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