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Milli Point Two's Blue Drop

April 08, 2025

Milli Point Two just introduced a new capsule collection that cleverly leans into the color blue, leaving a mark on its audience that feels like a long-lost memory that’s been found again. The color-themed line showcases the evolving vision of the brand without moving too far away from its core style. Marking the collection are some clever new additions including an all-Italian Leather toilet seat that is paired with a matching leather carry bag. Fusing old and new is central to this drop, allowing the designers to lean into classic silhouettes while giving them a fresh eclectic look. Their new moto-inspired tote bag and leather-clad bucket hat help eccentuate their classic blue Anthea pants.

In combination with the garments, the brand released a short film titled The Color of Faraway Things, shot nostalgically on 16mm. The film follows the characters closely on their reflective journey via 90's-inspired styling and subtle nods to American road movies. Adding a personal touch to the visual story, both stars are members of the Milli Point Two collective, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a community-based approach for the brand.

Check out the collection and short-film below.

Words by Abby Dillingham
Photos Courtesy of Milli Point Two

Fashion

Seen and Unseen

April 08, 2025

Stillness becomes a form of confrontation in Seen and Unseen. Each frame holds tension—bodies wrapped, partially obscured, caught in the space between presence and retreat. There’s no performance here, only quiet resistance. A refusal to fully offer the self, even when exposed.

Garments act as shields or extensions of emotion—sculptural, soft, awkward. Faces turn away or meet the lens without invitation. The result is a series that explores vulnerability without spectacle, self-awareness without clarity. These images don’t demand attention. They sit with it. This is not about disappearing. It’s about the complexity of being seen—and the instinct to look away.