“We love our heritage,” said Belstaff’s Martin Cooper, “but I never want to be beholden to it.” Belstaff, which has been cranking out motorcycling gear for the better part of a century, has, since its revival in 2011, navigated a course between its history and the demands of its new status as a high-fashion house. With the pre-fall collection, the label’s first for this important sales season, it moved forward yet again. The line, Cooper said, was, “more than anything, exploring an urban feeling for the brand.”
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Belstaff has basically became one of my fav brands, from this collection alon
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