For Antipodium’s AW12 collection, ‘Vermin’, they looked to the streets of East London. Creative Director Geoffrey J Finch used silk, wool and suede in camel, tobacco, lilac and nude, and even created an original print from the wings of dead pigeons – not exactly what you’d call ‘London chic’. I love nothing more than finding new pieces that give off completely desultory vibes, and that’s why the pieces that stood out most were the ones with a bird’s eye view of London printed all over them!
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