Maurice Terzini — known for launching Icebergs and The Dolphin — is unveiling an opening of a different kind this month, a guerrilla store showcasing his latest fashion collection. Terzini launched his unisex streetwear label Ten Pieces at Australian Fashion Week back in May 2017. The brand's next collection, Disco SottaSopra, will hit Bondi on February 16.
The collection's concept — to 'turn disco upside down with a punk philosophy' — has been realised by Terzini with hand-numbered, super limited-edition pieces. Think black and white slides sporting the words 'disco' and 'unity', along with a range of customised military-style canvas pieces. The 'day-to-night' collection will also introduce new colours, prints and embroideries for the brand, including runway zip boots, wool cashmere knits and bright orange knitted coats.
Situated inside Pacific Bondi Beach on the corner of Gould Street and Beach Road, the shop will open daily from 9am to 5pm — but, in true limited fashion, will only remain open until sold out. This is a very literal case of first in best-dressed.