Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair presented a very ‘whimsical’ almost androgynous looking campaign for Spring 2010, shot by Nils Odier.

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I am totally a trench coat girl, and what better to add to the mix than this awesome cropped trench by Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair!? Complete with sleeve buckles, you can rock this coat any time of year!

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Swedish brand Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair finally launched an online store. Check it out here.

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Gallery: Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair: Fall 2009 Collection

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Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair has released their Fall/Winter ’09 collection with a sense of grace and style. The majority of creations that run throughout the collection hold an array of diverse shapes whilst sharing a black color palette. Though, as with the piece above, the designers threw in a couple of red and plaid pieces with more elaborate and versatile creations.

GALLERY: Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair, Fall/Winter ’09

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Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair was quite the pleasure at Stockholm Fashion Week, as they prepared a well crafted and styled Fall collection. The collection reminded me of a fabric shop, with all the rough edged neckware, and the use of all those different patterns. The collection had a great color palate, and the accents were minimal yet really impacted the pieces.

PS totally didn’t notice until I looked really hard, but look at all the facial piercings the guy above has!

Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair

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I popped into New York for a quick minute over the weekend so that I could attend my second season of (Capsule), which has quickly trumped New York Fashion Week as my favorite event of the year. With some amazing designers like Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair, Denim & Thread, Buckler, Chronicles of Never and April 77, (Capsule) provides buyers and writers the amazing opportunity to see what the hippest designers have planned for the upcoming season. This season featured some of my favorite designers in the industry, and I will be featuring them all week as the pictures roll in from their press offices. 

Chronicles of Never Shoes

I was lucky enough to meet and talk to some amazing people and designers from labels like Wrath Arcane, Velour, Naked & Famous, Lova and S2VS. Another season another great success. I can’t wait to see these collections on the shelves in 2009/2010.

Swedish label Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair finds inspiration in conserving tradition as well as breaking those same norms. The label is inspired by an old shoemakers shop in London that has gone from generation to generation passing on knowledge in craftsmanship and traditions of this old profession.

Since classic tailoring, pattern making and authentic knowledge always stays a priority and a necessity in the collections the label was named Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair in 2004. The designers, Astrid Olsson and Lee Cotter focus on a creative draping technique where the silhouette progresses through sculpting. In contrast, advanced shapes are combined with classic wear such as the old man’s chino or the classic white shirt. Attention to detail and love of fabrics is something they work hard to achieve.