It's a slow start to the new year and not much is happening in the world, eh-hem, so we're continuing to post on the fashion and film front.
Just before Christmas we visited the pop-up shop of D.S. Dundee, a neo-sahib label, and met its proprietor Oliver Pilcher, a noted photographer, and the grandson of Scottish novelist Rosamunde P.
Pilcher has made a short film to tout D.S. Dundee, inspired by Patrick Gordon Duff Pennington's poem "The Crossing of the Waters." The film, a sort of two-minute "Atonement," was done for a tuppence, and it's a testament to what you can do for that with today's machines. My screen-shot from the opening is above (apologies for the quality, and don't let that discount the foregoing).
Look for Pilcher's forthcoming editorial work on the Outer Hebrides.
See the film HERE.
Shop D.S. Dundee HERE.
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