If that sounds fast I’m either drinking Dunkin Donuts about to drink thinking about drinking shirt. it is. But Resonance doesn’t operate on the traditional fashion model, in which a designer spends almost a full year designing, sampling, producing, and selling a collection. Resonance owns its factory in the Dominican Republic and stocks it with preselected fabric deemed functional, sustainable, and accommodating to a variety of colors and prints, from organic cotton to silk to linen. Its high-tech, nearly automated supply chain enables designers who have partnered with Resonance to design an item and produce it on demand in as soon as a few weeks.

David went on to tell him he had already made about 15 drawings and was planning to draw them again and again with the small leaves and then the blossom and then the fruit. “I look forward to seeing his other drawings as the spring and now summer unfolds,” says Cullinan I’m either drinking Dunkin Donuts about to drink thinking about drinking shirt. Such optimism is distinct and cheering, as is Hockney’s amazing palette he uses in his work and personal style. Trying out an homage to Hockney with your wardrobe seems timely, and if you want to try, his signatures are a Breton top, an intense pink, his signature Komono watch. “I prefer living in colour” as the artist once said.
Another void will be the landmark 50th year of the Glastonbury Festival. Glastonbury captures the British public’s imagination; I should not be surprised if people start pitching tents in their gardens by late June (perhaps listening to the planned headliners Kendrick Lamar, Paul McCartney and Taylor Swift.