Kim Gush Opens Its First Store.

KIM/GUSH is finally opening its first store this Saturday in Woodstock. We have had the pleasure of working with the brand a year ago (click here) and been fans of the brand. The brands collection for this years Lexus Menswear week took us to a planet where witches are born. From long-maxi skirts to oversized knits and t-shirt dresses. The store will be opened this Saturday and will be located at Shop 8, Salt Circle Arcade, 374 Albert Rd, Woodstock, Cape Town. ABOUT THE BRAND: K I M / G U S H is a young Cape Town based brand with a uniquely minimalistic, monochromatic aesthetic signature, combining streetwear and the avant-garde to create bold, fetish-esque streetwear that blurs traditional gender lines and pulls its spectators to explore the crevices of human consciousness and traditional notions of beauty. Young Designer of the Year Africa 2012 at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Africa 2012

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