Keyword results: Clothing
Dion Lee Spring/Summer Showcase
If you thought molecular science and edgy fashion had nothing in common, pull on that lab coat and get back to school. The new collection from East Sydney TAFE graduate Dion Lee draws inspiration from mitosis, the so-hot-right-now process of cell division. Lee's creations peel, layer and divide to form cell-like constructions around the body.
Event: Launch
Stimulus: C
Maise
Blah Blah Blah Denim. Yawn! Not another denim label....? Right? Well, actually, this one is a stayer.
See, Maise has been lovingly created by ex-TopShop designer and Sydney chick Claire Greaves. Here's why that's a good thing. Firstly, she has a great design pedigree (come on, love it or hate it, TopShop rules the UK High Street).
Fringe Bar Markets
We love markets with the best of them. In fact, a large part of our weekend is spent trawling Rozelle, Paddington, Bondi and Glebe, distractedly looking at the same stalls and being overwhelmed by the smell of sugared peanuts.
And then it happened. A cool, dark den of market was born, giving us not only new hope, but new clothes.
Pigeon Ground
It's a ‘beacon of pop culture in the suburban backstreets of Camperdown'. Literally. The closest pop-cul fix to Pigeon Ground is a Hello Kitty wrapper at the Newtown milkbar.
So why are they there, you ask? Four reasons: records, clothes, a secret squirrel and low rent. ‘Record guy' Tim did an eight-year apprenticeship at the Rozelle markets before graduating in-store.
Dobry Den Turns 1
Trying to imagine Crown Street without Dobry Den is like trying to imagine Gaslight without dirty kids and beer, or Kawa without coffee-swilling flannies. The boutique is part of the streetscape, it borders on an institution. It's hard to believe that the shop is just scratching one year.
Places like Dobry are special.
Limedrop
Once upon a time in the Northern Territory, a curly-haired boy and a leggy lady linked arms and creative endeavour. Together they trekked south easterly - dropping by Brisbane for an education, stopping to take in the sites of Sydney, and finally landing in Melbourne town. Today they feed the creative industry of all three cities with the fashionable flair that is Limedrop.
Disrupt
How awesome did it feel to get that insane obscure T-shirt by a drugged-out Brooklyn design duo of gay twins that no one had ever heard of? And how much does it suck now that every head at the Surry Hills Market is rocking the same thing? What about that fly overall print hoodie you special-ordered from Japan.
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