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style books feminism arts music salon about/contact press home a tribute to naf naf 0 comments thursday • october 22, 2015 • by phoebe does everyone have a formative experience with a brand that they can pinpoint as the moment their love of fashion began? a serious stussy habit, perhaps, or an unhealthy obsession with fila? proust had his madeleines, i had my naf naf pencil case. naf naf was my gateway drug into designer (and more specifically french ) fashion. compared to normal high street brands, it wasn’t cheap or easily available, so it had that exclusive air that made me crave it even more.* my naf naf obsession was probably the first time i consciously allied myself with a particular brand. it represented a breakaway from parental control over what i wore. not that i’m dissing my mum’s taste, far from it – i would happily wear the laura ashley dungarees and corduroy pinafore dresses that she put me in as a child today. left to my own devices, my childish taste was decidedly questionable – a cherished turquoise velour tracksuit and neon pink shell suit spring to mind… *shudders* the star piece in my naf naf collection was a red and white polka dotted oversized tee with the logo embroidered in multicoloured letters across the chest. other highlights as i progressed through my teenage years included an embroidered black satin cheongsam dress and a beautiful leather satchel that transformed my school uniform with its preppy, left bank chic. the naf naf store on oxford street was almost too much for 14 year old me to cope with – like staring directly at the sun. i was used to unearthing small pockets of it in unlikely places – a few notebooks in a french hypermarche, a rail of t-shirts in a cornish surf shop. but the one naf naf piece that still makes my heart beat a little faster, both because it was so beautiful and because of the memories it so powerfully evokes, is the one that got away. it was a miniature backpack (before they became a ‘thing’ in the early ’90s) that i saw in the window of a boutique in the village of castelnaudary in the south of france. i was 13, on holiday with my family and had amassed a healthy collection of naf naf stickers, erasers and keyrings along the way. but this gorgeous, embroidered backpack inspired an acquisitive desire in me, the likes of which i’d never experienced before i whined, pleaded and sulked, but it was too expensive to justify buying, even with a year’s worth of pocket money. then on the last day of the holiday my parents relented and we went back to the shop to buy it. the shop was closed, and i returned to england, heartbroken. i still occasionally type ‘naf naf backpack’ into ebay in the vague hope of finding this lost love, but i don’t think i’d really want it now – it’s too late. “let it go, let it gooooo…” the funny thing is, i didn’t know anything about the history of the brand when i first encountered it, i just instinctively loved it. similarly, i have no idea what naf naf is like these days and don’t really have any desire to find out. the brand represents a very specific period in my life and i don’t want to mess with that. it’s a bit like the bands you were into in that very small window in your early/mid teens – they brand you to the core, even though objectively as an adult you might realise the music really wasn’t that great (sorry, shed seven). through naf naf i first learned how intoxicating the thrill of the chase can be, that feeling of triumph when you hunt down a rare (to a twelve year old) ‘piece’, and how the fashion label you ally yourself with can help you understand, define and shape your identity – the person you present to the world. these days naf naf has been supplanted by apc and carven in my wardrobe – that appreciation of cooler-than-cool french design that was ignited by a pencil case never died. i still wear the polka dot t-shirt from time to time though. *dishonourable mention must go to the puny british upstart ‘naf co.’ ugh, so anaemic, so try-hard… pity the hapless parent who naively presented their obnoxo-tween with a naf co. cagoule they sourced godknowswhere , only to have their colossal error pointed out to them in disgust. the repellent garment would then only be resentfully worn, with an air of long-suffering martyrdom, on family holidays where there was minimal risk of being seen by anyone cool. share this: share on tumblr rebel girls: the (written) lives of vita sackville-west and viv albertine 0 comments monday • july 20, 2015 • by phoebe vita and viv: what polar opposites. one born into immense wealth and privilege, blessed with an unhealthy arrogance, unblinkingly forging her own path on her own terms, the other brought up without money or connections, lacking in self-confidence, but equally determined to make her mark on the world and stay true to herself. both pioneers of their age. vita could never be her true self in public while viv lived in boundary-smashing times. the age of punk was also a time of squats, art colleges and student grants, when living on the dole while honing your art or music or simply personal style was a viable, nay commendable , lifestyle choice. i have to say viv is the more sympathetic character of the two – vita reminded me of vivienne westwood, who viv describes as “scary, for the reason any truthful, plain-talking person is scary – she exposes you… she’s uncompromising in every way: what she says, what she stands for, what she expects from you and how she dresses.” that could just as easily have been written about vita. read more… share this: share on tumblr keeping up with the jeromes 0 comments wednesday • june 10, 2015 • by phoebe meet the victorians’ answer to the kardashian sisters consider this: three sisters, daughters of a hardworking, doting father and a pushy, socially ambitious mother. all three live their lives in the brilliant glare of society, make disastrous marriages ‘for love’ etc. remind you of anyone? it’s the kardashian sisters oh no wait it’s the jerome sisters!!! that’s jennie, clara and leonie, sassy 19 th century american socialites who all married into the british aristocracy, with jennie making the most glittering match of all as the wife of lord randolph churchill and mother of winston. these megababes were talented in all the feminine arts, from piano-playing, riding and dancing to making pleasant chit chat and, of course, appearing highly decorative. you can read all about them in elizabeth kehoe’s fascinating book, fortune’s daughters: the extravagant lives of the jerome sisters. kim is jennie, the most famous, glamorous and beautiful of the three sisters who lived most of her life in the spotlight and whose tastes were much commented on and copied. jennie was said to have had numerous affairs with some of the most powerful men of the age, including the prince of wales, later king edward vii. kim had ray j and khris humphries so jennie’s probably winning on this front. kim has three marriages to jennie’s two, but all were love matches, impulsively rushed into and in some cases, regretted. whether little north west will turn out to be a twenty-first century winston churchill remains to be seen, but there is definitely a resemblance between kanye west and winston’s charismatic, powerful, (and should i mention possibly syphilitic? imma not let myself finish) father lord randolph. kourtney reminds me of clara, naive, romantic, married to a hopeless dreamer and schemer who can’t stick to anything and is incredibly smooth, charming and persuasive but with a bit of a dark side. oh, right, that’s scott… and finally, khloe is leonie, the most sensible of the three who married once for love, wasn’t quite as pretty as her sisters but was very down to earth, generous and popular. so what can we learn from this sketchy komparison (sorry)? that people will always be fascinated by that potent combination of beauty, money and scandal. that families stick together through thick and thin and 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