Pantone Mugs
If you are colourblind you can forget about a career in aviation. Make-up? Also not for you. Lollypop person? Ten points for good intentions. Assisting Patricia Field? OK, yes, but c'mon.
In all, it's slim pickings. And who would have thought Pantone - those Nazis of the spectrum since 1962 - cared? But they're throwing you a bone in the form of Pantone mugs, stamped with the code of their colour.
Lola Et Moi
Lola is a very lucky little girl. She gets to go on trips to France and find all the very best independent designer fashion, accessories, home wares and art that the backstreets of Paris and the French countryside have to offer. And then she comes back to her pretty little store in Australia's nearest equivalent to Paris - Balmain and sells her wares to Sydneysiders who can only dream of living like Lola.
TEXTAQUEEN'S 2008 COLOUR-IN-CALENDAR
Chloe suffered the jeering nonsense of wowser conservatism when she sailed to Melbourne in 1880. Generations have since filtered out such prudery. Not only can we shamelessly share a drink with Chloe in a Melbourne pub like she’s a mate (a, um, very naked mate) but we can purchase an interactive calendar of salon nudes.
People Like Us - New Arrivals
With great hightops, hats and all sorts of frivolity happening in the winter fashion spectrum, the mid section has been largely ignored. How can we make this up to the part of our body that puts up with the cropped coat, the bolero and the slogan tee? Of course! We've found the perfect antidote in the comfy cotton of the tees from People Like Us Collective.
B.E.E
Do you shower with a bucket? Maybe you separate plastics from paper? Or use the same bathwater after your partner/spouse/flatmate?
Our environmental conscience might be growing, but acting on it means more than re-using your pizza box as a dinner plate the next night (inventive, yes, sustainable, no).
Felt Moi
Is it wrong to love a five-inch, stuffed bunny this much? The FELT MOI family is the brainchild of Meena Kim, whose skilled fingers hand sew each unique little critter. Think of these adorable dolls as the love children of Chucky and Peter Rabbit. Pick from a cute and kooky crop of bunnies (and a monkey or two in there for good measure), each
one different from its brothers and sisters.
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