Those perfect vintage jeans or that coat you bought second-hand on that holiday you’ll never forget. There’s something special about items that seem to have lived lives before us. British stylist Bay Garnett, pioneer of the 90s thrifting movement, has harnessed the spirit of these garments for her AW 17 capsule collection with M.i.h Jeans, Golborne Road. Inspired by the Portobello Road Market that stretched from Golborne Road to Westbourne Grove, Garnett has selected her most treasured picks from her extensive personal collection and reworked them for the eight-piece capsule collection which includes an expertly faded tee, a pair of high-rise wide-leg jeans and a tiger camo shirt to live in through the seasons. The collection is now available online.
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