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One man’s junk is another’s masterpiece

Paul Coudamy is a French architect whose work is a contemporary mash-up of inventiveness supplied by today’s technologies and materials. Paul’s ethos is to mix new technologies while diverting from their original use. His latest masterpiece, aptly named Random Resurrection, is a table and chairs made...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 10 Nov 2009

Philanthropy is so this season, darlings

How can you help shoppers feel less guilty when shopping for luxury? One of the hottest new stores in Paris, Merci, is fusing fashion with philanthropy. The store's light, loft-like space is as trendy as any other concept store, and stocks brands such as Stella McCartney, special versions of Annick...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 02 Nov 2009

Technology & Fashion: A match made in heaven or hell?

Last week Dell hosted an event intended to unite the worlds of fashion and technology bloggers. Their goal was to discuss how technology could be re-positioned as fashion in order to sell it to women. With Microsoft's research highlighting that technology is as important to women as fashion, should...
Posted to Lady Geek (Weblog) by Belinda Parmar on 27 Oct 2009

Instant inspiration

K-Swiss, the global sportswear brand, wanted to do something interesting with their retail space. So they briefed architects, 6a, to create an environment where their new and classic K-Swiss products could sit alongside other objects with similar brand values, including books and cds. The idea was to...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 19 Oct 2009

Soleless

London architect, Julian Hakes, has designed a pair of shoes with no foot-plate. Called Mojito, the design consists of a single piece that wraps around the wearer’s foot, forming support for the heel and ball. The foot naturally forms a bridge between the two. ‘One late summer night in the studio, I...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 09 Oct 2009

Out with the old and in with the… old

Baileys Home Store is set in a series of interconnecting farm buildings on the A49 near Ross-on-Wye. They sell a delightful mixture of vintage and new, including furniture and home- and garden-ware. They also have a café, which is full of homemade cakes and unusual art objects. Everything Baileys does...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 07 Oct 2009

Flower to the people

The LVMH-owned brand Kenzo are using their ‘poppy’ symbol to introduce the concept of nature in the urban space. A field of 200,000 poppies has been popping up in cities throughout Europe. From Paris to Madrid and London to Warsaw, passersby are encouraged to pick the flowers and indulge their senses...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 05 Oct 2009

Now, you can be both green and fashionable

After recently launching a New York version of her ‘considerate design’ website, Inhabitat, Jill Fehrenbacher has turned her attention to fashion. She’s created the website, Ecouterre, to try and convince sceptical fashionistas that there’s more to ‘eco-fashion’ than super-expensive organic T-shirts...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 02 Oct 2009

Shout it from the store windows

Wanna get noses pressing up against the windows of your city centre store? Then take a look at fashion retailer, All Saints. They recently filled their Manchester store windows with classic Singer sewing machines. It’s a big, bold nod to the virtues of DIY craftsmanship and hand-finishing. (Cheers, Gemma...
Posted to Daily Poke (Weblog) by Greg Taylor on 30 Sep 2009

40 Winks hosts London Fashion Week's smallest, most beautiful showroom

Off the beaten fashion path, between showrooms in central London, and at Somerset House, visitors of London Fashion Week have been getting treated to tea, cakes and intimate peeks at six select new designer's lines, inside the city's oasis that is the boutique hotel 40 Winks. The showroom hosted...
Posted to Quick Peeks (Weblog) by Lisa Devaney on 23 Sep 2009

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