The ‘Hidden Secrets and Unearthed Treasures’ Winter collection from Limedrop has the playful style the Brisbane-born, Melbourne-based label is known for, but with a darker, more mature undertone than we’ve seen previously. There’s a mysterious smokey feel to numerous pieces, perhaps a reflection of the mystery surrounding the historic Fitzroy warehouse that recently became the new Limedrop studio. It’s a stylish, crisp and unique collection from a label that continues to attract well-deserved attention.
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Mär said | 7 April, 2007
love this… when is the site coming up? wanna see mooooooore!!!
Andy said | 7 April, 2007
Hey Mär,
Yeah, we love Limedrop too! Not sure when the site will be online, but in the meantime you can view a couple more pics here: http://www.camarilla.com.au/2007/04/06/hidden-treasures-and-unearthed-secrets-by-limedrop/
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Schwipe - lostateminor.com said | 22 April, 2007
[...] in somewhere in between. The label packs the momentum of tsubi/ksubi with the experimentation of Limedrop, and a blatant disregard for political correctness similar to Tight Knickers. They’re the [...]
LiL jO said | 13 May, 2007
These guys are awesome I wish more places sold their stuff!!!! i can’t get enough!!
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Hidden Treasures and Unearthed Secrets by Limedrop - Camarilla said | 6 April, 2007
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