In fresh fashion news piercing straight from London, the venerated House of Errors has unleashed a new collection paying homage to the captivating world of football. The collection highlights a dance with deftly woven iterations of iconic jerseys in a masterstroke that puts emphasis on high concept and meticulous details, trademarks of this indomitable label.
The creative geniuses behind Errors dove deep into their treasure cove of Forgotten Designs, breathing new life into France's '98 World Cup kit and the charismatic Brazil '02 ensemble, now dappled with spirited thick knitted shorts. Complementing the line is an attention-grabbing Jorge Campos-inspired goalkeeper top and a hat tip to Arsenal's infamous 'Bruised Banana' jersey - easily the most dazzling assembly since our eyes graced Guardiola's Barcelona team. Each captivating shirt boasts a pair of hitherto concealed, matching shorts.
The collection was adventurously shot in the splendor of the Pyrenees by the visionary Tom Emmerson. The photographs subtly portray the shirts mid-action - sprinting, sliding, and darting through the imposing French mountainscape.
Titled 'The Pen', a corresponding short film depicts the stirring raw emotion synonymous with the sport that unites us globally. The House of Errors' 'Knitted Football Tops' collection, my darlings, is up for grabs at houseoferrors.org. I urge you to feast your eyes on the collection below.
