Inspired by 1920s era with the modern twist, Armoire is introducing Armoire Bridal/Evening Gowns Collection – Spring Summer Romance 2012/2013.
Appealing to her modern sophisticated ladies who enjoys delicate fabrics and perfect cut.

Armoire Bridal/Evening Gown Collection is only available in her flagship store in JB, Malaysia.
For private viewing, feel free to contact evon@armoireapparel.com for more information.

http://armoireapparel.com

Designs by Armoire

Art Director: Evon Tan
Photography: Coolcat.artz
Make up Artist: Jolyn Ghooi
Stylist Assistant: Tara Tan
Model: Erika Tan

Inspired by the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, see a collection that is designed with the origami folds in mind:
- Seams of the shirts are folded according to fold lines, raglan shaped sleeve (similar to a diagonal paper fold)
- Shirt detailing like placket, rear collar and lower corner hem lines also contain hidden printed panels
- Japanese prints like cherry blossom, polka dot and fans

The Origami collection is available only at the Fred Perry Laurel store at 19 Ann Siang Road.

http://www.bess-nyc.com
via http://tashed.com/2009/03/bess-nyc-ladies-studded-jeans/

Austrian designer Carol Christian Poell has presented this latest creation, the “Object Dyed, No Seam Drip-Rubber” Leather Sneaker. Even though these sneakers look more like a work of art then an actual pair of footwear, they are actually very wearable. Created using calf and kangaroo to produce the sneaker then dying white and dipping in latex, the sole is then achieved by treating with a “Drip-Rubber” application. Poell is known for using rather unconventional materials in past collections such as human hair, bodyplast, metal chain-stitch and blood-dyed leather.

via http://slamxhype.com/fashion/carol-christian-poell-object-dyed-no-seam-drip-rubber-leather-sneaker/

The Editor’s Market is a fashion-forward multi-label concept store with an extensive and unrivalled edit of street, indie and alternative fashion.

Photography by Warren Wee http://www.o-o.io.

http://www.theeditorsmarket.com
https://www.facebook.com/theeditorsmarket

‘T’ shirts are T shirts that was designed to have the silhouette of 5 famous typefaces; Helvetica, Caslon, Baskerville, Courier, and Cooper Black.

In the world of typography, terms such as typeface, character, body, etc are used to describe the form of a letter. The reason why they use expressions closely related to a human body, is perhaps because each different letter has a distinct quality and personality, in a similar way that us humans are all unique.

In the designing process of these shirts, I aimed to capture the character of each typeface and tried to give them a unique look and presence once worn. By collaborating with Itaru Yonenaga, I feel we were able to produce a collection of shirts that is not only conceptual, but wearable as real clothes. I hope you will find your favorite shirt/typeface.

http://www.masa-ka.com/html/tshirts.html

The new Asylum with a new facelift with a shift of focus towards more fashion driven.

First opened in 2005, Asylum started out as a concept store selling design and lifestyle products. As one of the first multi-label stores in Singapore, Asylum Shop was fondly looked upon as a place to inspire through its variety of products. With that, it is now a whole new shopping experience as the Asylum is now categorized into two themes, with the ground level housing more casual lifestyle brands while the basement houses darker, dressier labels.

http://www.theasylum.com.sg

A concept store in Sweden by Swedish architects GUISE with amazing use of white space and minimal black vector-ish furniture.

http://www.guise.se
http://www.shoerepair.se