BWGH x Snatch Magazine 2012 Spring/Summer Special Issue

As the onslaught of fashion Spring/Summer 2012 collections continues, BWGH takes a decidedly

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As the onslaught of fashion Spring/Summer 2012 collections continues, BWGH takes a decidedly different approach to presenting its seasonal range by teaming up with Snatch Magazine and hitting the printing press for a special spring/summer issue. The theme for this season’s BWGH collection takes on the moniker “Cornely” and the collaborative issue focuses in on the inspirational prism of Brooklyn. The 84-page publication is now available for free via all select BWGH stockists including colette, Le Bon Marché, Antonioli, Opening Ceremony, Tomorrowland and I.T.

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