By Tommy Tom from NY Spring 2011 RTW fashion week
Electric Hotel September 9, 2010
Electric Hotel is a uniquely designed outdoor spectacle in London. We’ll let Time Out explain better: “A voyeuristic experiment in dance, theatre and sound, from Shunt director David Rosenberg and choreographer Frauke Requardt. The ‘Electric Hotel’ is a temporary structure behind King’s Cross station and in its rooms performers play out fantasies, dramas and domestic rituals, separated from the audience by floor-to-ceiling windows. The audience, meanwhile, don headphones to eavesdrop from outside. The result is a tightly orchestrated, Lynchian mystery, and while the concept takes precedence over the content, it is a damn clever concept. Dancers include Matthew Bourne regular Michela Meazza.” Let the pop up show begin!
"A playground for the imagination... the air crackles with excitement" METRO
"Electric Hotel proved intriguing... take a peak" EVENING STANDARD
Click HERE to watch a video of this amazing performance. (We couldn’t upload cos it’s Vimeo!)
Arts + Technology September 9, 2010
Seeper, an interactive arts+ technology collective, explores natural user interaction, responsive environments, devices and architectures to create multi-sensorial experiences and memories. They’ve already worked for Unilever, Sony, Reebok, Playstation and Nokia, proving that brand experience is the ultimate word in marketing. Check out some of their work.
Branchage Film Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Nokia – Covent Garden – London
Drops September 9, 2010
To sum up and make things easier for you, we’ve compiled five key trends in one post -. 
ONE: camel colour and structured medium 80s bag
TWO: Frayed cut-offs and geometric jewelry
THREE: Military green and orange lips
FOUR: Light denim
FIVE: Layers and oversized belt
Inspiration: Emily Schuman / Photos: Jak and Jil
Explain it all September 3, 2010
Maria Amelia has been around scandinavian countries and found out that they like to explain it all… on packaging. Here are some examples, shoted by herself. Nice Amely! All from the Swedish store Lagerhaus.
Divorcilicious September 2, 2010
Divorcing is not enough, you’ve got to celebrate.
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