Edward Meadham and Benjamin Kirchhoff met at Central St. Martins and in 2002 create an ecclettic, brave, over the top label: Meadham Kirchhoff. The fall-winter collection is all dedicated to ’80s and fun, with glam-rock and disco influences. This Dynell Lamè Blazer is perfect to be noticed on New Years’s Eve. They have stated their ideal client to be “Uncompromising, aware and individual” and a bit ready to breack rules of traditional fashion.
“But I like imagining what it would’ve been like to go to those clubs in London in the early eighties, like Taboo and Kinky Gerlinky, where everyone dressed up and made themselves into something different every night. It all looked like such fun—all that almost obscene glamour.” (Meadham Kirchhoff). You can find the blazer on farfetch.com or on net-a-porter.
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