Goodhood Nicholas Daley | Norse Projects | Aimé Leon Dore

A toast to energetic basement parties and sartorially slick rudeboys, Nicholas Daley has inherited his family's love of Reggae culture - his parents hosted Scotland's first reggae night - cutting and sewing it into an effortlessly sharp yet relaxed collection. A burgeoning LFW fixture, Nicholas Daley promotes unity and subcultures through his bright and confident designs, catapulting '60s rudeboy attitude into the present, creating something bold, fresh and new.  

We can learn a lot from Norse's timelessly clean aesthetic. Nobody can argue with the practical importance of a packable rain jacket, but looking good matters too. There are clean and mean striped shirts on offer, mixed with check and floral prints that smell sweeter than roses.

Picture growing up on a diet of '90s rap videos and Ralph Lauren lookbooks, then creating a collection for the sole purpose of styling the Wu-Tang Clan and every skateboard carrying adolescent from New York. Judging from Aimé Leon Dore's achingly hard set of logo sweats, multicoloured rugbys and branded sweatpants, that might just have actually happened. So NY and '90s, it doesn't hurt, it actually feels really good.

    The beauty of Nanamica lies in their flexibility: well-constructed pieces simple enough to be worn alone, equally versatile when layered, creating a beast of a look. Don't overlook their subtle striped tees, track pants and cargos, they pack an understated punch.

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