Groove the Monday Blues away with Florrie!
Monday, 19 March 2012
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Inspired Partnerships
Tricker's and Mark McNairy - two labels that are making extremely big waves today in the world of men's footwear. What do you get when these labels team up with Norse Store and Tres Bien - two of the most awesome online boutiques from Scandinavia that sell the best menswear labels around? You end up with an inspired partnership; you get beautifully crafted shoes that will make head turns; and you end up with shoes that will cause envy among people in the know.
Tricker's x Norse Store
Mark McNairy x Tres Bien
Tricker's x Norse Store
Mark McNairy x Tres Bien
Friday, 9 March 2012
What's New at Tres Bien?
The McNairy x Tres Bien shoes are driving me crazy (in a very good way).
Margiela, Mismo, Dries van Noten, among others.
Acne Spring 2012
Head on over to Tres Bien now. Free shipping worldwide until 12 March, just enter the code "Shipmate" upon check out. Happy shopping!
Monday, 27 February 2012
Saturday, 25 February 2012
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Celebrating Picador's 40th in Black and White
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, Picador re-issued 12 of its classic fiction titles with arresting cover designs rendered in black and white.
According to Neil Lang, Senior Designer for Picador, "Originally the series started with a more rigid feel, using the same typography and positioning on all, but by using black and white to unite them, it meant that a typeface could be chosen to suit each title. And of course, I couldn't resist a nod to the classic white spine, which always looked great on a bookshelf. Every cover is different and I think works individually, but when seen together work as a set."
Aside from the re-designed cover, each book comes with a section of extra material, such as contemporary review coverage, author interviews and essays, original jacket art work, reading guides and more.
According to Neil Lang, Senior Designer for Picador, "Originally the series started with a more rigid feel, using the same typography and positioning on all, but by using black and white to unite them, it meant that a typeface could be chosen to suit each title. And of course, I couldn't resist a nod to the classic white spine, which always looked great on a bookshelf. Every cover is different and I think works individually, but when seen together work as a set."
Aside from the re-designed cover, each book comes with a section of extra material, such as contemporary review coverage, author interviews and essays, original jacket art work, reading guides and more.
Sunday, 5 February 2012
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