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The rules of the Cassette Society

21 APR 2009 | Posted By: Katie

Fashion

Beginning as an 80s-inspired label in 2005 The Cassette Society has been growing and changing since. This season founder and designer Katie Biz has (along with Fanny Rickards) followed suit on a lot of winter trends. There's a bunch of distressed denim, acid wash, tie-dye and tartan. Lots of tartan. The long-sleeved dresses (both the tartan and denim) are treats and even though a lot of the collection is less brave than previous ranges, it's sure to sell like hotcakes.

PS. They don't go easy on the bowler hat either.

More at thecassettesociety.com.au.

Fashion

The Fashist Manifesto - volume forty-nine

There are "11" comment(s) on "The rules of the Cassette Society"

That acid wash top is hella cute! I like CS very much and usually check out what they have in GP, nice nice! ^_^ - Jake OXOXOX

Jake - 3 years ago

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You can never have enough bowler hats.

arielamazing - 3 years ago

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Johnny Two-Hats?

Katie - 3 years ago

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Pretty sure my housemate Miss Blue, would look smoking hot in that tartan number.

annie - 3 years ago

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Even thought it's red?

Katie - 3 years ago

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I thought the first rule of Cassette Society was that you didn't talk about Cassette Society?

freeak - 3 years ago

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i don't see no tape.

MrMoonshine - 3 years ago

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nor any radio.

MrMoonshine - 3 years ago

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my lass has a dress nearly identical to that dress/skirt/top tartan number, only way radder. by Sass & Bide.

NOTORIOUSJAY - 3 years ago

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Jay, if you're going to say the word 'lass' you can't use the word 'dress'. It's called a 'frock'. "My lass has a frock etc...."

freeak - 3 years ago

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so correct Freeak.

NOTORIOUSJAY - 3 years ago

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