the store’s exterior features a playful composition of white timber weatherboards and custom printed tiles featuring an arrowhead motif.
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whether the team at the porto headquarters want to work or play, LIKEarchitects has conceived an architectural system to accommodate both.
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Kit Neale is one of the latest collections added to Wrong Weather, with its eye-catching prints and cheerful summer colours the designs took the spotlight at recent LCM shows. Kit Neal for the upcoming season’s collection mixes eye-catching original cartoons with iconic pop-art moments.
Our friends over at the Wrong Weather also selected Kit Neal X Coca-Cola pieces, choosing the stand out sweatshirt and a few t-shirts from the same collaboration. Kit is truly the new master of prints, before venturing into eponymous line the designer worked at Gareth Pugh, Duckie Brown as well as the print department of The National Thaeatre in London.
I think men have always been the more playful dresser. It is usually a man who wears a novelty tie or jumper at Christmas, right? Or wear patterned socks. Men have largely been reserved apart from that, I agree. Perhaps it is because men’s dress has largely been career-driven, but I think indignity-driven style is becoming more and more predominant in men. Although there have always been subcultures that progress style, largely male driven. Mmm… There’s endless debating to be had on this subject.
We’re a nation rich in a unique culture warped in history and multiculturalism and British dress is steeped in tradition and craft. The style that transfuses this is a pulverized cocktail of a million references. It is truly unique, there is no denying that. Largely for me it is about self-expression, predominantly caused by class. – Kit Neale for 1883 Magazine
The collection is now available at Wrong Weather store in Porto, and also available for online orders with international shipping.
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arquine magazine’s second ’mextrópoli’ festival will take place in mexico city from march 6 – 10 this year – see who’s taking part.
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O bilionário Christian Grey, personagem do livro Cinquenta Tons de Cinza, é enigmático, dominador e… um grande fã de design português. Pelo menos é o que acredita o diretor de arte David Wasco, responsável pela decoração do apartamento usado como cenário do filme homônimo ao best seller, que tem previsão de estreia mundial nesta sexta-feira (12/02).
No longa, o ator Jamie Dornan, interprete de Grey, desfila sua boa forma entre móveis de traços modernos, sendo alguns desenhados pela equipe de cenografia, e outros pelos estúdios Delightfull e Boca do Lobo. E para os apressados e fãs da franquia, o design saiu na frente, e objetos de decoração e luminárias, que parecem ter vindo direto dos anos 1950 e 1960, já estão à venda pela internet.
O curioso dessa pré-venda, é que os próprios designers só descobriram que suas peças estavam no filme quando viram o trailer e o décor do apartamento virtual de Grey, divulgado pela Universal Pictures na última semana. Veja algumas peças abaixo e se encante com o charme e a sensualidade dos designs.
the project will tell the story of the region’s zinc mines that were in operation between 1881 and 1899, an industry which employed as many as 168 workers from the nearby village.
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Royal College of Art student Paul Gong has imagined how synthetic biology could be used to modify the human body so it can consume and digest rotten food. (more…)
Dezeen promotion: the programme of talks, conferences and exhibitions for this month’s Munich Creative Business Week is now available to view on the event’s website. (more…)
Business news: Berlin-based retailer Monoqi has acquired the assets of former online furniture marketplace Mydeco to help its expansion into the UK market. (more…)
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