On the strength of last month’s article on Leffot, Permanent Style has now been afforded a regular menswear slot in Spice, India’s leading luxury magazine.
This month’s edition features an interview with Carlo Bradelli, creative director of Kilgour, who explains why there’s just no one out there that innovates in quite the same way he does.
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No, I'd pay more attention to what shows you're wearing - if it was a brown shoe I'd wear a brown belt
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