The Bite Magazine - Spring/Summer 2020 - Issue 27

ASHLEIGH MEE A colourful collection made up of deconstructed denim in a mix of eye-catching checks and ginghams, played with size and juxtaposition, in which Ashleigh Mee showcased playfulness. A key style showed through distressed denim ruffles and layered on dresses and dunga- rees. Busy and bold prints clashed together in purple, yellow, and blue. Turtlenecks were layered with coats and dresses, slouchy and bold, rounded off with complimentary oversized bucket hats with frayed edges. bite fashion MARCUS DEAVILLE Punchy, cheeky and full of flair, Marcus Deaville mixed royal attire with punk/skater style through a made-up character who idolises the royal family’s fashion sense and played it into his own. A royal rebel in ac- id-washed denim, hoodies, chic headscarves, cropped jackets, and pleat- ed skirts, ruffled robes-like gowns featured graffiti details and punky pooch motifs on dropped sleeve t-shirts, presenting a dressed down, dressed up underground royal.

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