Veruschka with her head and wrists wrapped in coils, wearing a silver and gold coin-shaped embroidered vest over an Turkish-style blouse. Styled by Giorgio di Sant'Angelo, Vogue, 1968 Photography by Franco Rubartelli; Courtesy of AssoulineAn amalgamation of Gypsy and Jetset, Gypset is a term coined by Julia Chaplin that incorporates the nomadic free spirit of the former with the latter's bon vivant existence. It leans towards ethnic prints and bohemian, layered garments, capturing the notion of wandering the globe whilst maintaining a glamourous international edge. Inspired by hippies, beatniks and the Lost Generation, the clothes are exotic a...
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The 5 Rules of Gypset Style
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