British Vogue’s gypset shout out. “The Global Style Hunters” featuring world samplers; NYC’s Suno, Los Angeles’ Cobra Society and Morocco’s En Shalla…:
“An expanding network of fashion entrepreneurs– from as far afield as Marrakesh, Los Angeles, Laos–who tired of conformist jobs and tastes, are creating a 2011 version of bohemian style with an ethical e-commerce twist. [...]
Just back from Cornwall on England’s south west coast. I met the most gypset couple ever: Cathy and Perry St. Germans. they live in a sprawling ancestral estate called Port Elliot and in the summers host a decadent festival with poets and fashion designers.
Perfectly dilapidated with silk wallpaper peeling off the walls and a antique [...]
The upstart label everyone was buzzing about during New York fashion week’s Spring 2012 collections is the new(ish) Electric Feathers.
Designed by New York City based Leana Zuniga, a former stylist and vintage shop owner, the label exudes gypset cool, a touch of 1970’s with dabs of Paris, India, Marrakesh, and Big Sur.
Hand dyed fabrics, chunky [...]
On the beach in Montauk, stretching and getting ready for my morning surf session…. so excited to have the moment captured by The Sartorialist on his very cool blog Thesartorialist.com
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we love fashion designer Isabel Marant’s groovy gypset clothes and we especially love her cabin retreat in the countryside outside Paris…
“There’s a strict no-fashion-talk policy in effect at the cottage, which is strewn with colorful old kilims, flea market finds and stacks of thick wool blankets for use in the winter months.”
see the New York [...]
LOCATION: the island of HYDRA, GREECE
LOCAL DISCOVERY: CAFE FREDO
BY: JULIA CHAPLIN, JOURNALIST/ GYPSETTER, NEW YORK CITY
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The new batch of Gypset Basquait sarongs are finsihed!
100% lightweight cotton from Mombasa, Kenya, they’re great for the beach. Doubles as a wrap dress, towel, and apres sun lounging…
we dont have the photos up in the “bazaar” yet (our web designer is gypsetting in the New Mexican desert right now) so if you’d like to [...]
Trasierra is a hotel in an old 16th century estate in the Sierra Morena Mountains north of Seville.
It’s owned/run by Brit gypsetter Charlotte Scott and her family. The decor and vibe is pure gypset with bedrooms carved out of thick Andalusian stone, claw foot bathtubs, and lots of guitars.
Barjac, a town in the country side in southern France, is where artist Anselm Kiefer spent years transforming a derelict silk factory into a strange visual utopia.
he built the whole place up as an installation with strange wobbly towers and other ruins resembling a lost civilization. Large scale earth art that recalls Watts Towers, James [...]
We love the north of Ibiza, away from all the noise and traffic. My favorite town is Sant Joan, surrounded by pine forests, palms, and vintage Euro hippies.
There’s very few places to stay in that part of the island, save for a teepee squat or maybe someone’s house. but this summer a new hotel opened [...]
