Spring 2010 | Vanguard

The Fashionisto

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Published January 3, 2010

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Updated October 23, 2017

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This post comes late in the season for Australian label Vanguard, but it provides for a nice change of pace. Young and carefree, the range offers an unexpected mix of wisely toned prints and acid washes. From the tank to a button down, the label turns out a collection chock-full of personality and fond summers spent at the beach.

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