There’s been a low-key revival in all things analogue and hissy over the past few years, the inevitable consequence of how modern culture induces a rolling wave of interest in the art, sounds, shapes, colours and technology of the recent past.
There never used to be that much correlation between fashion and high fidelity. These days, brands from all sectors are happy to have an audio partner on board – Celine’s new partnership with Master & Dynamic is just one recent example. But while fashion’s relationship with cycles of style and nostalgia is a core part of the industry, technology tends to look resolutely forwards.
