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9/2/2011 0 Comments Adhesif Fall 2011 I've always loved the Vancouver based clothing line Adhesif by Montreal-born designer Melissa Ferreira. I remember visiting her booth at Portabello West years ago and shamelessly hinting to her that I wanted the Adhesif vest SHE was wearing. Did I actually ask for the shirt off her back? How embarrassing.
Actually that's the thing about Adhesif, every piece is one-of-a-kind since everything is made from recycled cloth. So if you fall in love with a piece, be sure to get it there and then - unless the designer is wearing it! Above are some designs from the Fall 2011 line. Isn't that outfit cute? Did you know that Adhesive has a shop on Main Street? It's a super cute shop: 2202 Main Street, Vancouver Adhesif links: Website: http://www.adhesifclothing.com/ Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/shop/adhesif Blog: http://adhesifclothing.blogspot.com/ xo Janna
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