MARKET CAMOUFLAGE / PTJ FOR L’OPTIMUM

MARKET CAMOUFLAGE / PTJ FOR L’OPTIMUM

If you didn’t get your hands on this month’s issue of L’Optimum, PTJ is bringing you compartmentalised, focused style reportage on each look I brought to the table. Like this one, a wildly colourful number featuring a fluffy caterpillar-like piece hanging from my neck by our friends Lyn and Tony. They make crazy objects like woven kangaroo leather ear hangings, and deconstructed-reconstructed denim neckwear, because the world needs more. Feelin’ them? Just read about what they did for Gail Sarronda at fashion week this past season here, or how they collaborated with our pal Elise Balzac to make strangeness in candle form here.

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Wearing African dashiki shirt / 2 by Lyn and Tony hand woven necklace / Batik indigo headscarf / Northern Thai hemp indigo dyed shorts /

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/ Shot by Christopher Wadsworth at the Flower market in Bangkok /

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