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We are… are you?

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Time and time again, we talk about “The Process”. It is how we move our business. However, it is not a simple process, and it certainly isn’t as easy as we would like it to be. Yet, what would be the challenge?
In life usually the things that are the scariest to do are the things we should be trying to achieve. A quote I was told from a young age was simple, yet powerful “In life, the thing you are most afraid to do, is usually what you should be doing”. Even with that said, doing what one should, want, would love to do, can be the scariest thing of all. Even with the strongest mind set, taking on the task of becoming yourself is a daunting one and does not happen over night.
Here at L3GACI, we understand this. By now you know the story, an idea, someones thought, “baby” has launched a culture for us. Something the entire team loves doing, each one of our passions, coming together to create not just a carrer, not just a hobby, but a lifestyle we enjoy. Seeing how far the team has come, to where we are going is an amazing thing to see.

That is why this month has been a great reminder of what hard work can accomplish. Not just working towards a goal but putting ones self out there, breaking boundaries and changing the views of society. This month we have been featuring articles of just that, legends that have shown us just what exactly breaking the mold and going out of ones own comfort zone can accomplish. These individuals did not just make their presence known, but changed history, created a L3GACI.
We hope to do the same, show casing new and upcoming L3GACI’s while giving recognition to those who have already. Don’t let your surroundings shape you, grab hold and create your L3GACI. We are, are you?

“Only when we are no longer afraid do we begin to live”- dorothy thomas

The Bearded Man…..Ouigi Theodore

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The Brooklyn Circus/BKc story begins in 2006 in a quaint neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York with the aim to strengthen consumers’ appreciation for classic aesthetics and antique motifs whilst upholding the pillars of modern design within a 100 year plan.With time-tested values of classic American craftsmanship, a love for urban tradition, vintage sensibilities, and an endless search for the timeless silhouette,the BKc has produced garments that bring the past forward into the future while extending an ethos of education, empowerment and authenticity. Founded by graphic designer Ouigi Theodore and developed by an arsenal of visionaries fueled by a common purpose, this bustling junction of style and character is always an experience.

Beyond embracing techniques of timeless craftsmanship and sophisticated simplicity, The BKc fosters creative relationships, providing a social sanctuary for open-minded forward-thinkers. Every cuff of trouser, roll of the sleeves, and peaking pocket square is connected to a greater story, as they’ve succeeded at tailoring not only cloth and fabric, but lifestyles. With flagships now in San Francisco, a Pop up in Sweden and talks for a Sydney Australia presence, The BKc’s inspirational clout has solidified its cult following which has grown exponentially and globally.

Black History Month

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As Black History Month is tomorrow we have been preparing to bring you influential leaders, artist, actors, poets, socialites and more that have helped shaped the culture over the years. We will feature through out the month clips, poems, videos, pictures, articles and more to bring you the history behind this L3GACI of a movement occurring over the decades. We’ll show you how it’s progressed over the years, and hopefully we can find our own place in time in History.