Andrew Bunney

British jewelry brand BUNNEY showcases their affinity for all things whimsical with their Minnie Mouse-inspired badges. Reminiscent of past craftsmanship techniques, the circular pieces of flare contain bold colors and are crafted from 925 sterling s...

Furthering its heavily detailed and handcrafted accessories work, BUNNEY unveils the new Hand-Engraved Alphabet Series Badges. With a total 26 unique studs comprising the comprehensive set, each silver stud is engraved with a letter of the alphabet b...

Hiroshi Fujiwara and his fragment design imprint have teamed with British jewelry brand BUNNEY on the “NO FUTURE” Badge Studs. Presented in both 925 gold and sterling silver, each badge is handcrafted and features intricate detailing. The...

Shown above is a further look into British Remains’ First Creeper shoe that was previewed here few months back. Headed by Andrew Bunney and Daryl Saunders, the First Creeper is the duo’s first venture into footwear. Crafted with some references from...

GQ’s ongoing “Personal Style” feature highlights a familiar personality in seminal British street fashion Andrew Bunney. He discusses some of his sartorial influences as well as his own personal approach. Several bits of the fea...

Having presented in London last week at The Showroom Next Door, we now take a closer look at the 2011 jewelry collection from BUNNEY. Headed by designer Andrew Bunney, the accessories label was started with the simple idea to make something preci...

The latest installment of BUNNEY is now on display at The Showroom Next Door. Headed by designer Andrew Bunney, the range was created to cater to anybody and everybody, building onto his range of silver pyramid stud pins that have been selling at...

Without any conscious effort, Dickies has made itself a mainstay of streetwear for many generations. We took the opportunity to delve deeper into the brand’s history and its recent The Hideout collaboration. Enjoy!

Although Andrew Bunney has been widely recognized for his design in the realm of apparel, the Londoner has also had a successful past few seasons with his own line of jewelry. Style Salvage sits down with the designer in this new interview, focus...

Andrew Bunney from Dr. Martens (left) and jeffstaple from Staple Design (right).

honeyee post a follow-up to their feature titled “The History of Lewis Leathers”. Continuing where they left off, part 2 goes into detail behind what the brand represented through the 60s and 70s, its importance to the world of motorc...