A model in a pale jacket walking across rocks beside the sea

OGUN JOURNAL Nº 01

Take the
long way.

THE SEPTEMBER EDIT

The shape of a shirt, the length of a jacket, the weight of a trouser. Small differences change how the pieces sit together.

For September, we bring together menswear and womenswear: green workwear jackets, pale shirts and Ink separates. Studio photographs are paired with coastal frames from the Boxfish archive.

Menswear: green Trucker Jacket layered over a pale shirt with neutral trousers

Womenswear: cropped green jacket worn over a white dress, with a patterned scarf at the collar

Menswear — Trucker Jacket / Womenswear — cropped green jacket01—02

01 / SHIRTS AND TROUSERS

Chalk and Moss

Model wearing a pale short sleeve shirt tucked into wide pleated trousers — Cropped shirt with Pleated Slacks.

Model wearing a Chalk short sleeve shirt with green trousers and light trainers — Short-sleeve shirt — Chalk.

A short shirt leaves the trouser line uninterrupted. The pleats are visible across the front. In the second look, a Chalk shirt is paired with green trousers.

02 / ON LOCATION

From the Boxfish archive

Two models in light neutral outfits standing among coastal grasses under a blue sky — Boxfish archive

Pale layers, coastal grass and late light. Selected frames from the Boxfish film.

Brown corduroy jacket worn buttoned with Pebble shorts and light trainers — Corduroy jacket with Easy Shorts — Pebble.

03 / A CLOSER LOOK

Corduroy layers

A corduroy jacket, buttoned over a Chalk T-shirt and worn with Easy Shorts in Pebble. Four patch pockets give the front its structure; the pale base keeps the ribbed fabric in focus.

Close detail of a pale shirt and trousers with a hand resting in the pocket, outdoors — Boxfish archive — shirt and trouser detail.

04 / MATCHING SEPARATES

The Ink set

The Cropped Bowler Shirt and Pleated Linen Skirt in Ink. The shorter top meets the skirt at the waist; the wider hem changes shape as the wearer turns.