The Original House: a garment in Paris
Corsair trousers in hand-dyed cotton, and a label that reads Nice – St-Tropez. Palais Galliera, inventory 1985.1.456.
The central editorial feed: original articles, observations, interviews and photography essays, in order of appearance. Written slowly, published when they are ready.
A single object, examined on its construction, history, engineering, materials and significance.
Destination reporting, travel observations, architecture and experiences.
Artisans, workshops, craftspeople and manufacturing traditions.
Fashion design and craftsmanship connected to Philippe Salvet, the affiliated fashion house.
Heritage features on the documented history of Philippe Salvet, drawn from museum and archive records.
Corsair trousers in hand-dyed cotton, and a label that reads Nice – St-Tropez. Palais Galliera, inventory 1985.1.456.
The recorded interviews, Saint-Tropez, and a move to Nice in 1971.
The Rock at dawn, a swim at Larvotto, and the case for May over August.
The quartiers and houses worth returning to, taken in a considered order.
The Saanenland in winter, taken slowly.
Thirty-eight millimetres and the question closes.
Forty-eight hairpins and the road to yourself.
Harvest begins before the light does.
The rows at seven, the chai by eleven, the long table at the end.
The village in August, when the lifts carry walkers and the farms are working.
What a first commission actually involves.
A London workshop, its benches, its cloth, and methods that have not changed because they work.
The design language behind Philippe Salvet, and the interests it shares with this page. The relationship is identified.
Four days routed by weather and appetite.
Film habits with a digital camera.