You can send your love through a Whatsapp message, a tag on a meme, an actual postcard, or even a precious gift; but rarely do we use, or even recall, the romantic embodiment of a handkerchief. Handkerchiefs are often understood as a sign of socio-economical status, a prop during ritual dances, a personal hygiene item, … Continued
Featuring products which have previously gone viral in the digital world, including the ili wearable translator lobgar and the lucky iron fish; kapok is presenting a range of amazing designs by emerging Asian designers at their sun street store in hands with the Hong Kong Design Centre. Lasting from now until July 26, 2018, the … Continued
Wear mushroom-made clothing and be moisturized with an algae jacket? The third edition of Global Change Award has just announced the results of their latest accelerators and the breakdown of their 1 million euro to the final five innovations, which all strives to contribute to a more sustainable future by transforming the fashion industry. Selected … Continued
What some sees as “cult”, we see as honesty. Alice Waese has been known for her experimental surrealism designs ever since she has first started. This season, she continues to create limited editions of completely unique jewellery. For 2018, she has hand sculpted rings and bracelets cast in gold and silver. We find ourselves particularly … Continued
To be honest, there isn’t a lot to talk about for this collection – apart from the fact that we really like it. The playfully nostalgic Spring Summer 2018 jewellery collection by Mary Katrantzou has stolen our hearts with their caged globes and sparkly crystals. Coming in rainbow shades and in forms of earrings, rings, … Continued
Featured chairs in order: FÅTÖLJER, 4 pcs, plastic, “Skopan“, Ole Gjerløv-Knudsen and Torben Lind, Denmark, designed for IKEA 1974// Tellus chairs, later half of the 20th century// “Åke” Armchair, Agunnaryd for IKEA, 1950s// ”Oti” Niels Gammelgaard for Ikea// Tord Björklund., pair of “Skye”, 20th century// “Impala” Armchairs, Gillis Lundgren for IKEA, 1972// “Amiral” Armchair, designed by Karin Mobring, IKEA, 1970s … Continued
Not only are art galleries getting busy for art month right now – lifestyle and creative brands are also getting involved in the occasion. Case in point would be Joyce Boutique‘s special exhibition with Henzel Studio. This studio collaborates directly with contemporary artists to recreate their artworks into limited edition products, such as the series … Continued
Enhancing a print from being a simple decorative to becoming a vibrant, energy-inducing component is not as simple as just printing graphics on a piece of cloth. Issey Miyake is featuring Ikko Tanaka’s graphics for its third time, recreating original works including the Gradation Series (1972), a series that features hiragana and letters which are transformed … Continued
I have been adopting the mentality to view shopping as an investment rather than just a simple spontaneous act of pleasure. I may well have been, unconsciously, affected by the strong notion to “fight fast fashion”; but either way, I definitely see the change in my buying habits – especially when it comes to accessories. … Continued
Parisstoicism// fertility// futurism// hope Presenting a collection of abstract pieces which experiments with grace and form; Rick Owens demonstrates his rejection towards normality once again, by inducing unique twists and curves with exclusively developed fabrics including stiff cotton sateen canvas, twill gazar made from a silk and paper yarn and more. Creating special zipped compartments alongside … Continued
