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The Bottle Boys (a 5-piece band from Copenhagen) team up with Iron Chefs to record a track blending musical bottle-playing with the sounds of sushi.
Enjoy your Sunday :-)

NEW ARRIVALS - 27 Mar (Fri)

NEW ARRIVALS @ wondermomo!

April is on its way, and with it comes new possibilities. We know our fashion-forward friends are keen to discover the season’s new trends and brands, so we’ve brought in fresh and stylish pieces hand-picked to add a bit of Spring cheer to your wardrobe :-)

ACNE Studios, agnes b., Anima Japan, Balenciaga, Balmain, Burberry Brit, Elie Tahari, Issey Miyake, Paul & Joe, Pennyblack (designed, created, produced and distributed by Manifatture del Nord, part of Max Mara Fahsion Group), Sacai Luck (launched in 1999 by Japanese designer Chitose Abe, formerly of Comme des Garcons—here's Vogue singing her praises), Vince New York, Rag & Bone Men (super popular NYC-based brand known for its effortlessly cool downtown New York aesthetic and A-list following), Givenchy bags...this weekend, come explore, experience, and get inspired by this unique edit!

[Image: Anthony Hos - Auckland, New Zealand]

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Air France's new safety video is très chic!

Have a happy Sunday :-)

VINCE (New York) Contrast Placket Silk Blouse

Vince refashions a customer-favourite in luxe silk, a slimmer placket, and contrast trim.

Polished for work, easy for weekends, this "popover" top will doubtless be a hardworking essential in your wardrobe.

(RRP US$265)

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Derek Zoolander and Hansel McDonald (and their alter egos Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson), the proponents of the "Blue Steel" pose, have shown Paris how it's done with a guest appearance at the Valentino show. The duo's appearance delighted the many fashion insiders who had seen the film and treasured both its models and the facial expressions the film spawned.
Have fun on your weekend :)

ALEXANDER WANG (New York) Asymmetric Merino Wool Cardigan

From Alexander Wang, an asymmetrical button placket gives a modern twist to a blousy merino-wool cardigan. The slightly oversize shape will balance a fitted skirt or trousers. Embrace the label’s edgy urban ethos and team yours with skinny black jeans.

(RRP US$600)

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What does beauty look like? It's a complicated question that is subjective based on where you are in the world. Romanian photographer Mihaela Noroc backpacked around the world for two years to explore the diversity of beauty in a project called "The Atlas of Beauty".
Have a lovely Sunday :-)

Happy International Women's Day

Happy International Women's Day to every woman out there who puts her loved ones' needs ahead of hers; who loves and gives unconditionally.

3.1 PHILLIP LIM (New York) Leather Satchel

Structured with a square-ish, roomy body and edgy with expandable side zippers, 3.1 Phillip Lim's need-to-have-it-now satchel will take you from board meeting to birthday party, and everything in between.

(RRP US$895)

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Make tomorrow epic! Air New Zealand retells the tortoise and the hare fable.
Have a happy weekend :-)

CHALAYAN by HUSSEIN CHALAYAN (London) Shirtdress

A uniquely Chalayan take on the classic shirtdress, this piece features interetsing structured, tonal piping on each sleeve for an exaggerated shape, and an easy-going silhouette that would flatter any figure.

Offset the clean and crisp fabric with black accessories.

(RRP US$590)

HUSSEIN CHALAYAN

Renowned for his innovative use of materials and progressive attitude to new technology, Hussein Chalayan is one of fashion’s most experimental designers. With transformation ever his theme, Chalayan’s best-known designs include paper dresses that can be folded into envelopes, a coffee table-turned-wooden skirt, and dresses that mechanically morphed through a century of silhouettes. Conceptual he may be, Chalayan is also commercial. In 2011, he not only announced that he was shortening his label’s name from Hussein Chalayan to just Chalayan, he also created the wearable diffusion collection Grey Line. As creative director of sportswear label Puma, he additionally does an co-branded line of contemporary men’s and women’s wear.

The designer shares his thoughts on London in a 2009 interview for a Design Museum Series:-