
The new Takashi Murakami+Louis Vuitton collaborative collection was first launched on June 1st at the Brooklyn Museum exclusively for the Murakami Exhibition. It’s a huge collection made of bags, scarfs, leather goods, shoes and much more that combines the famous Louis Vuitton monogram and the Murakami camouflage. I checked Ebay and I found many collection’s items so, if you are ready to spend 400$ for a leather belt, go there and bid!
Posted on 19 Jun 2008 by mauroTags: Louis Vuitton, takashi murakami

Jessica Louise clothes are young, colorful and stylish and we adore her here at Set Your Style.
She grew up and lived in the Bay Area her entire life up until the age of 25 which is when she moved to Los Angeles.
Her custom clothing designs, much like the artist herself, are equal parts punk rock power and fairy-tale girliness. As a product of ann artistic family, with a clothing designer for a godmother, the creative life came naturally to her. Basic formal training in the arts, and her years of experience working for style icon Betsey Johnson, gave Jessica Louise a solid foundation from which to take on the fashion industry, but her thriving apparel business has been built largely through hard work and hands on experience. She draws energy and inspiration from her close network of friends who are creators themselves - artists, musicians, jewelry designers, and the like. The business side of the business is run by Sean Starkey, her amazing husband, while she deals with everything creative. Actually, she do cut and sew many things herself. Chances are nine times out of ten if you are ordering something from her online she made it just for you. But her custom creations are especially coveted by a clientele of high-profile celebrities, including many in the music world who seek her out to create special designs for their performances and world tour.
Click Continue reading to read the interview.
Posted on 6 Jun 2008 by wobblinbettyTags: designer, Fashion, interview

Custom Kicks is a beautiful, inspiring book. It is not about kicks, which could be very inspiring and funny in a way.
It’s about artists and sneakers: Kim Smits and Matthijs Maat from Maki invited 150 artists to customize sneakers and the result is this amazing publication. Don’t miss it! Avaliable here and from Amazon.
Posted on 4 Jun 2008 by wobblinbetty

They are cute and funny. They look like a toy but they are USB Flash Drives which can store up to 8 GB! These ones above are from Friends with you and Tokidoki but on mimoco online shop you will find many more cool ones.
Posted on 3 Jun 2008 by wobblinbetty

The creative manifest of Baum und Pferdgarten is to differ from the masses both in design and in process.The collections from Baum und Pferdgarten give women an opportunity to express themselves individually by offering a combination of a classic styles and avant-garde pieces which can be mixed accordingly to the individual taste or occasion. The designer duo, Rikke Baumgarten and Helle Hestehave, like to approach their designs with a touch of irony and humour - and hence their signature is somewhere in between harmony and quirky playfulness. Above my favourite from their current collection. The mixes burnt sienna , purple,lilac and the silver skirt with a classic shirt are really cool.
www.baumundpferdgarten.dk
Posted on 2 Jun 2008 by giusy

Hidrophoniq appears in 2003 being the first design related online store in venezuela.
In 2007,The Hidrophoniq Store turns itself into Alec Mendez’s solo project and commercial brand, expanding the reach of the products to several countries and collaborating with artists and clothing brands from around the world.
This year Hidrophoniq brand expect to open it first physical store in Venezuela, and offer its products to spain and italy, among other countries in europe.
Hidrophoniq will be part of the new Carrot Clothing (Serbia) collection, sharing his art with designers like Flying Fortress and 123 klan amog others. Also he will be part of the The Crossville Project (Singapore) sharing the line up with artists such Tado, Gaston Caba and Yuck among others.
Alec Méndez
Creator/Art Director Hidrophoniq brand.
www.myspace.com/hidrophoniq
HOW OLD ARE YOU?
27
WHERE DO YOU LIVE?
Surviving and kicking it in Caracas. Venezuela
YOUR FAVOURITE SONG?
Right now ‘We are hi-speed tour mix‘ by Sabrepulse is stocked on my head, followed by a bunch of j-dilla’s classics.
YOUR FAVORITE FASHION BRANDS?
I love those fashion brands that break the established trend and give an special twist to it. Right now i’m enjoying The Hundreds new collection, along with Original Fake, Rockwell clothing and the Venezuelan brand Pow Clothing wich i’m collaborating with. I’m also loving the ‘Yo Gabba Gabba‘ line from Kidrobot.
CLICK CONTINUE READING TO READ ALL INTERVIEW
Posted on 27 May 2008 by giusyTags: Toys

KMRii the Japanese accessories brand based in Bali, Indonesia, was born from a world of untamed creativity in the year 2000.
KMRii’s creator Lui Onozaki draws influences from his years of world traveling, whether it is a re-creation of an antique industrial element or an indigenous artifact. Each piece clearly belongs inside a life of unconventional refinement, meticulously handcrafted from select materials, utilizing cutting edge treatments and techniques.
For Spring 2008, the military influence is very apparent with the choice of army green as the color palette and the grenade shaped purse.
www.kmrii.com
Posted on 23 May 2008 by giusyTags: Accessories, bags

Crowded Teeth is a project by Los Angeles based illustrator Michelle Romo.
To celebrate her 25th year of life she launched herself into the mission of designing 1 art project per day starting November 21st, 2007, ending November 21st, 2008. With different conceptual theme and limited edition products made each month, the project is a real fun to follow! The end result will be 25 handmade books, and an art show. I am a big fan of Michelle’s little creatures cause they are just too cute, and every time I visit her blog I end up smiling a lot and wanting more of her funny illustrations. If you want more as well, click continue reading…
Posted on 22 May 2008 by wobblinbetty

Adrian Cowen and Diva Pittala, from London and Rome, respectively, had met in England before coming to New York together in 1996 to “check it out.”n 2002, Cowan and Pittala moved on to develop a new line and came up with a shortened label: Pleasure Principle. The aesthetic is casual bondage and includes pieces like their signature white cotton tee bearing embroidery of a blindfolded girl giving a blow job… Above some models of the Pleasure Principle current collection. via papermag.
Posted on 16 May 2008 by giusyTags: T-shirt

Their jewellery plays with traditional expectations of the senses. By surprises and uncertainties new colourful worlds join together. If you want to wear something pricky I’m sure Brune&Woehlke is something you were looking for.
Posted on 12 May 2008 by giusyTags: jewellery, jewels

Dr Martens give you a chance to show the world your talent. Choose your canvas: the 8-hole or the 14-hole boot. Use pens, use paint, use whatever. Use your imagination. We’ve provided some tools here. Or if you want, you can use your own. This time we’ll have two winners. One voted for by the people. The other chosen by a panel of industry insiders.You enter it. We’ll make them. You’ll see them in shops. Worldwide.
Link by mdma_mao
Posted on 9 May 2008 by giusyTags: Competition

Lee Broom describes his exclusive six piece collection of illuminated furniture as ‘art that is ultimately functional’. The collection explores the use of neon to highlight the delicate lines of traditional furniture. The result is theatrical meeting of two materials to extraordinary effects. Form me these furnitures are…WOW. I like modern furnishings with some old style piece…. Definitely I want to see these furnitures in my apartment.

Posted on 8 May 2008 by giusyTags: collection, furniture


Unusual jewels created with little pieces of porcelain and silver . This is the secret of the beautiful jewels of Mariella Di Gregorio.
Posted on 5 May 2008 by giusyTags: jewels, Mariella Di Gregorio, porcelain

Out now the new Serie VII tees “Lines and Diagrams” by Owl Movement.
All the designs are cool but my favourite ones are the two above: Birthday Surprise by Upso and Dog Zone by Yoink! via
Posted on 5 May 2008 by wobblinbetty

This new umbrellas customized by Russian illustrator Evgeny Kiselev are perfect to bring a smile in these raining spring days (at least in Milan has been raining a lot in the last few weeks!).
I am terrible with umbrellas ’cause I tend to forget them everywhere, but I’m sure I would put extra attention if had one with Evgeny artwork on it! Check out all the design here, they are all beautiful, and buy them here.
Posted on 3 May 2008 by wobblinbetty