Look of the Week 4 August 2026
Denim, worn three ways as styled by Keeran. New original art just added to our walls. And the French denim that started it all.
The New Denim
This week Keeran takes denim past the basics and builds three looks around a single fabric. Each one approaches it from a different angle, matching, tailoring and minimalism, to show how one wardrobe staple adapts to every part of modern life. The focus is not on trends but on proportion, texture and thoughtful styling. Every piece styled here is part of this week’s Capsule, so take any two for 25% off, or any three or more for a full 40% off, applied automatically at checkout. Click any piece to view the item.
Double Denim
Denim on denim, worked tonal and worn with ease.
Denim meets denim in the easiest way to wear the season. A cropped jacket sits over a fine black tee, layered above matching mid-blue girlfriend jeans so the tones read as one clean line. Black leather boots ground it, while gold-toned sunglasses lift the whole look from practical to considered. The most everyday fabric, carrying a full outfit on its own.
Tailored Contrast
Sharp tailoring, a soft knit and a note of burgundy.
This look proves that denim becomes instantly polished when paired with sharp tailoring. The oyster-black blazer adds structure, while the soft knit keeps the outfit approachable. Burgundy accessories introduce subtle richness, making the palette feel intentional and sophisticated. It is an easy transition from work to dinner without changing a thing.
Everyday Minimal
The strongest styling, pared back to almost nothing.
Sometimes the strongest styling is the simplest. A clean black knit with wide-leg denim creates a timeless foundation that lets the proportions do the talking. Finished with bold sunglasses and understated accessories, this look embraces quiet confidence, minimal pieces styled with maximum impact.
Keeran
Keeran is one of our styling assistants, four years deep into premium styling and known for an eye that is polished, modern and quietly feminine. His aesthetic is built on clean lines, timeless pieces and great tailoring, and he begins not with the rail but with how a woman wants to feel. From there he builds around body shape, lifestyle and personality, arriving at looks that are flattering, elevated and true to the woman wearing them. What he loves most is simple: helping people walk out feeling confident, comfortable and like the best version of themselves.
New on the Walls
A new collection of original art has arrived this week, curated for us by New Art Collective and now hanging on the walls at 79 Kloof Street. Every piece is by a local South African artist, among them Brett Williams, Eugene Hayman, Kelsey Ede, Kristi Marié, Rudolf Liebenberg, Dominique Hazell and Juliette Marie Françoise. Each work is one of a kind, and each is available to take home, in store or online. Click any piece to view it.
A French Affair
Our new Le Temps des Cerises jeans have arrived this week from Paris. If you have not worn the label before, this is the week to start. The denim is washed and worked the way only the French seem to bother with, the fits are honest, and every pair feels broken in from the first wear. Click any pair to see it up close.
Come and See It in Person
All of it is at 79 Kloof Street, and online for the rest of the country. The looks, the new art, the denim, new pieces land every week, so if something here has your name on it, do not wait too long. Once a size is gone this season, it tends to stay gone.
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