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Hype elections October 31, 2008

Filed under: city life,fashion,travelling,trends — somainkinderland @ 12:29 pm
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These American elections are a hype – and this much is true. And Obama t-shirts seem to be the object of desire of every celeb who wants to show they care about their nation and the future of the world (yes…we must admit it…).

As eleições americana estão hypadissímas, isto é verdade. E parece que as camisetas que estampam apoio a Obama são o objeto de desejo de celebs que se preocupam com a nação e com o futuro do mundo (é, dói, mas temos que admitir…). Em tempos de crise, estariam os americanos mudando, ou criando, o senso consciência coletiva? E esta pergunta fica só em Português.

Want to get your own Obama t-shirt? You can find cool ones here: http://www.speakupdesigns.com/obama
Customise and spread the word!

 

Veuve Clicquot Love Seat October 31, 2008

Filed under: architecture and interiors,art,trends — somainkinderland @ 2:42 am
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YES, SinK tryied the new Veuve Clicquot Loveseat. Designed by Karim Rashid, it’s definitly one of the latest icons of seduction. The price is around U$ 10.000 and Maison Capoani, in Curitiba (Brazil) gives you the oportunity to, if you can never afford it, at least seat for 5 minutes and pretend what could you do if you had one at home… As a Sinner, I FELT IN LOVE…

SIM, SinK testou a nova namoradeira da Veuve Clicquot. Desenhada por Karim Rashid, é definitivamente um dos últimos ícones da sedução. Ela custa por volta de 10.000 dólares e a Maison Capoani, em Curitiba (Brasil) te dá a oportunidade de, se você nunca puder comprá-la, pelo menos sentar por 5 minutinhos e imaginar as maravilhas de ter uma em casa… Como uma verdadeira “Sinner” (p-e-c-a-d-o-r-a), EU ME APAIXONEI!!!

Maison Capoani: http://www.capoanionline.com/web/

Veuve Clicquot: http://www.veuve-clicquot.com/




 

Awarness test/ Teste de atenção October 30, 2008

Filed under: city life,travelling — somainkinderland @ 8:07 pm
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Fashion Walls October 27, 2008

Filed under: architecture and interiors — somainkinderland @ 9:56 pm
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What? / O quê? : Papered walls, striped walls, your-favorite-picture wall… There’s something to do with the 70′s walls, but chic - much less boring than the ones we have at home nowadays. Try to inspire yourself!!! /  Paredes empapeladas, listradas, com a cena do seu filme favorito estampada… Lembram um pouco as paredes dos anos 70, mas com um toque chique… Bemmmmm menos entediantes que as que temos em casa hoje em dia. Inspire-se!!!

Crystal Fashion - press lounge by Priscilla Muller

Crystal Fashion - TVA lounge

Crystal Fashion - FAE lounge

Crystal Fashion - Clown Eventos lounge

Crystal Fashion - Volkswagen lounge

Sheridans Pub - bathroom covered with Irish newspapers

Cantina do Délio

Hint's wall - Guilherme Breda's lovely house. Thanks for the inspiration for this post, dear friend!

If you need more inspirational ideas for your wall, please contact us and we’ll send you other pictures!!! ;) / Se você quiser mais idéias para suas paredes, entre em contato conosco e te enviaremos novas fotos!!!

 

Berlin: the place to be October 27, 2008

Filed under: city life,culture,music,nightlife,travelling,trends — somainkinderland @ 3:42 pm
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TRIVIA:

1) Who said that Germans don’t have a sense of humour? (They do!!!)
2) What’s wrong about shouting out loud their freedom? (They’ve been through loads, as we all know)
3) What’s the deal of start working when they want? (If they can…)
4) And going home when they feel like? (If they want…)
Berliners: you lucky buggers! :)

 

WGSN for all! October 24, 2008

Filed under: fashion,trends — somainkinderland @ 7:42 pm
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To celebrate its 10th anniversary, WGSN, the global leader for style trend analysis, has launched an open website that brings to life insights from the past decade and shows how is their successful modus operandi.
Check this rare opportunity out at www.wgsn.com/10

Para comemomorar seus 10 anos, a WGSN, líder mundial em análise de tendências de estilo, lançou um site com acesso livre e gratuito que mostra fatos importantes que marcaram a moda na última década. Além de poder navegar por um arquivo super bacana sobre design, tecidos, mercado e notícias, você tem uma raríssima oportunidade de ver como é um informativo da agência.
Se joga (de cabeça)!!: www.wgsn.com/10

 

Crystal Fashion Primavera / Verão 2009 October 23, 2008

Filed under: fashion,Uncategorized — somainkinderland @ 3:23 am
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Where? Shopping Crystal – Curitiba / Brasil

Why? Fashion Trends for brazilian Spring/Summer 2009 from inside and outside the catwalks./ Tendências de moda para Primeira/Verão 2009 no Brasil, vistos de dentro e fora das passarelas.

 

How to warm up a dancefloor October 22, 2008

Filed under: music,nightlife — somainkinderland @ 4:01 pm
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There are very few DJs who understand the art of warming-up, and indeed, it is an art.

Here are some tips by Swedish DJ Joel Mull on Beatportal:

1) Know who’s playing before and after you
2) Take it easy, no peaks
3) The longer the better: a warm up set shouldn’t be rushed
4) Connect with people
5) Prepare, prepare, prepare. You need to play the right music for the right room.
6) Don’t play big tracks. Your job is to set the mood for the headliner to play the floorfillers.
7) No songs and more drums. Stay away from big breakdowns and try to find music that is more stripped back and percussive
8 ) Organise your music
9) Don’t rush mixes. It’s about creating a smooth ride that evolves over time.
10) Use technology, wisely
11) The size of the room matters. Big rooms = energetic music. Basements = spacey minimal, FX and drums
12) Closing tracks. Try not to close with a track that is hands in the air, do it with a track that’s a bit flat, with nothing too noticeable about it and easy to mix.
13) Patience. The room might be full, the crowd might be asking you to play it harder, but you should hold back the urge to bang it
14)  Hypnotize. If you can get people to close their eyes and really feel the music, you’ve done a superb job. Try to close those eyes.

Anything to add? :)

 

iD your Nike (if you can) October 21, 2008

Filed under: city life,fashion,trends — somainkinderland @ 1:33 pm
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Be unique! Express yourself!
Match the colours you like (nevermind if it’s pink+red ou black+navy!) with the patterns you fancy. The first Nike iD shop in Spain is located right in the heart of the Gothic area, in Barcelona. Colours and modernity contrasting with the grey and old style architecure of Carrer Call, two blocks away from Plaza Jaume. You customize your trainners (the more fluo the better - and this is THE trend in Europe right now!), they make your dream come true on a Mac screen and send it off to your place. (At least this is what might happen if you’re lucky enough to have any staff member giving you the attention necessary.)

Be unique! Express yourself! 
Mostre ao mundo suas cores preferidas (grande coisa se for rosa + vermelho ou preto + marinho!!) cobinadas com as estampas que você gosta! A primeira loja da Nike iD na Espanha está bem no coração do bairro Gótico, em Barcelona. Cores e modernidade contrastam com o cinza e a aquitetura antiga da Carrer Call, a duas quadras da Praça Jaume. Você customiza seu tênis, (quanto mais fluo, melhor – esta é A tendência!!), vê seu sonho realizado na tela de um Mac e a Nike envia diretamente a sua casa. Bom, isso pode acontecer  se você tiver sorte e for atendido por alguém. Sabe como é, serviço em Barcelona é um problema sério. E na loja da Nike em questão, é caso de morte.

 

The Lost Negatives… October 20, 2008

Filed under: art — somainkinderland @ 6:24 pm
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London’s Barbican Art Gallery brings for the photograph addicteds most of the Robert Capa and Gerda Taro’s lost negatives about the spanish civil war found recently in mexico after 70 years of desapearing!

Robert Capa is an Hungarian war photographer who was in Spain, from 1936 to 1939, photographing the horrors of the Spanish Civil War. Taro, his girlfriend, was the first woman known to shoot pictures in battle and the first to die in action. Many of Capa’s photographs of the Spanish Civil War were, for many decades, presumed lost, but surfaced in Mexico City in the late 1990s and now you can see them at the Barbican on the “Mexican Suitcase”: THIS IS WAR and ON THE SUBJECT OF WAR exhibitions, until January 25th.

You can book your ticket at: http://www.barbican.org.uk/

Related article: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/01/31/AR2008013103452_2.html

 

 
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