More Greens by Grinshpan

I'm always such a fangirl when it comes to Gabriel Grinshpan's clothes. Even though we're in opposite seasons, I'm always able to pull inspiration from his designs and beautiful lookbooks. I mean, most of the outfits with look great with a pair of tights! For the rest of the Greens by Grinshpan lookbook, visit the shop's facebook page.

Note: A while back I posted Greens' previous collection and labeled it "spring/summer" when it was really the  fall lookbook. Sometimes I'm thrown off by collections coming out of the southern hemisphere, especially in the middle of changing seasons. 

Greens by Grinshpan: Summer 2012

The Buenos Aires label Greens by Grinshpan gets it right every season. They keep it simple with lots of denim and stripes and a nice tomboy aesthetic. I post about them nearly every season because I love their designs so much and, just as I have in the past, I'm still wishing they'd open an online shop. I'm posting their summer lookbook below which is as good as ever.

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I had another post ready for today, but a last minute change of plans turned it into a Sync article instead. It's good though, because now I can press forward with the article, which I was having a little trouble with before. I promise to share it in a few weeks, once it goes to print, but for now I'm going to be weird and cryptic about it.

I was short-handed on a backup post, so I freaked and went to a winter collection. As much as I try not to post winter collections in the grossest part of summer, this is what backup looks like. Plus, I'm really excited about this collection! It's from Argentinian label, Greens, which I also posted about in the spring. The good part about this label is that they're in the southern hemisphere, so all these pieces are on sale right now as they get ready for spring; the bad part is that they don't have an online shop!! What a tease, huh? It's pretty frustrating when you see something you love and can't even look at the price tag on it, but for some reason, I keep returning for inspiration. It's clear that they have an unwavering love for Brenton stripes, which may be the best part about them.

South America is a mystery to me as far as fashion goes, but Greens makes me want to know more.

Greens by Grinshpan

I lucked out earlier today when I stumbled upon this great collection by Argentinian label, Greens by Grinshpan. They're set in Buenes Aires, and well, if you ask me they should be getting paid by the tourism department because all this collection makes me want to do is fly down south to Argentina to bask in the tropical sun – I always envy the Southern Hemisphere when our coldest months hit.

The color palette is a positive match to nearly everything else in my closet already. The loafers are a spitting image of the Etienne Aigner's that I wore in yesterdays post. Check mark on the trench coat, too. Perhaps my favorite things here are all the stripes, the two super baggy dresses, and maybe the subtle hint of a good 60's flick that I see in the coat and the cropped tank.

Their winter collection for this season is equally impressive. Lots of plaid pieces and more baggy dresses, things that only seem fitting for Alexa Chung style enthusiasts.