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Pocket Squares For a New Generation

These silk pocket squares are designed with colorful, wild creatures, taking the traditional suit-accessory to a new place entirely.

By Moss & Fog1 min read

The pocket square is a long-standing part of a man’s traditional suit attire, a bit of contrast or color to help an outfit look distinctive. Generally they’re pretty subdued and mundane in style, but Estonian-based artist Olga Skomorokhova has different ideas, with a collection of wildly unique, hand illustrated pocket squares.

Using highly detailed, illustrated creatures and monsters that she calls Phantasm,  the collection of four pocket squares is sure to make your attire a conversation point.  We love the funky designs of the characters, and the way the illustration leaps off the page. Via Behance:

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