The Full-Time Punks

Democracy has had its time. At least, it might still have something to offer to, say, Pakistan (here's hoping), but in a developed contemporary society we should really be looking for a political model that's a bit more, you know, involved than just putting a cross in box every couple of years. That's not freedom. Freedom comes from choosing how you earn your money, and where you spend it. The Skinny is proud to present this shoot, consisting entirely of locally crafted clothes produced to high ethical and eco-friendly standards. Traditional styles: the future of punk.

CLOTHES

1: Christoffer is wearing 2 peice chalk style navy suit: £295. Jerome is wearing window pane check 3 peice suit: £195 jacket, £75 trousers, £55 waist coat and a slim fit contrast collar shirt: £39. All from Walker Slater.
2: Jerome and Christoffer are wearing same as above; Coryn is wearing a floral tea dress £119 and a waist jacket £195, both from Totty Rocks.
3: Coryn is wearing red mac with pony print trim from Totty Rocks, £245 & earings from Caroline Cloughley, £35.
4: Coryn is wearing a black and white floral pocket skirt £89 and a black Keira top £69, both from Totty Rocks.
5: Jerome is wearing an Indian floral print tailored shirt £89, Coryn is wearing a floral tea dress (£119) and earings (£45) and necklace (£75) from Caroline Cloughley, Christoffer is wearing a Printed Tailored Shirt £89. All from Totty Rocks.

CREW

Hair and Make-up: Michelle Lee.
Photographer: Colin Macdonald (Bloody Honey).
Models: Coryn (The Model Team), Jerome from The Sphygs and Christoffer from The Vivians.
Producer: Charlotte Rodenstedt (Bloody Honey).
Thanks to: Grant Anderson, Rosamund West, Totty Rocks, Walker Slater and Caroline Cloughley.

Totty Rocks, 40 Victoria Street, Edinburgh, 0131 226 3232
www.tottyrocks.co.uk

Walker Slater, 20 Victoria Street, Edinburgh, 0131 220 2636
www.walkerslater.com

Caroline Cloughley's jewellery can be bought at Owl and Lion, 15 Grassmarket, Edinburgh