Gotta big up Gabe for doing an incredible job designing and layouting the lookbook as well as Marko Petz who did the photographs. Also: thanks, Tim Turbo, for modeling!
If you like what you see and would like to purchase some of the stuff shown in the lookbook – either check the seen. Facebook page where you can find a shop in the “storefront” tab or get directly in touch via e-mail: contact at seen-site dot com (please use same e-mail for wholesale inquiries.) Also, our new webshop will be online fairly soon – watch out!
I told you that we were spontaneously invited to show and sell the T-shirts from our Spring 2010 collection at DIM - Designmarkt München - on Sunday. Now you can find some photos from the event on flickr.
Thanks to Philip from Crux for giving the heads up to Tobias from DIM for having us, thanks to Tobias for having us, thanks to Philip from Harvest for hosting a nice neighbouring booth, thanks to Marc from Fuckuall and Sven from 874 for coming around, thanks to Klaus Kaske, Ron Foto and Mayuko Gardahaut for sharing some Zokko hypeness, thanks to Jakob, Anja, Michi, and Eva for visiting despite freezing temperatures and thanks to everybody else who showed us love for showing love.
Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.
Thursday, December 10th
Mu Store Opening Session @ Corneliusstraße 2 Top Friend w/ Showi & Schu @ Erste Liga Hypie Hypie w/ Schlachthofbronx, El G & Fauna @ Rote Sonne
Saturday, December 12th Add to Basket - Bazar for Fashion, Design, Music & Art @ Baaderstrasse 7 X-mas_pre_present w/ C_Contemporary Jewelry @ Harvest Shop
Sneaker goes Art Exhibition @ ACNE Show Room, Blumenstraße Sneaker goes Art After Show Party w/ Feadz @ Erste Liga
Hip Hop Don´t Stop w/ Ori Schochat, Jumpy, Tommy Montana & San Gabriel @ Crux
WATCH OUT FOR
17.12.2010 seen. Spring 2010 collection release session @ Crux
17.12.2010 seen. presents Tim Turbo Thursday w/ Terry Lynn (live), AnnaLove & Tim Turbo @ Crux
Checking in with M.I.A. protege Rye Rye, this video visits the rising star in the studio working on her yet as unreleased album and at a WWD Daily photo shoot. The 18-year-old Baltimore native shares the story of how she came up, a few dance moves and what she likes to rap about. (via Attorney Street via Cool Hunting)
On Friday 18th September, Nike Sportswear and Mercury Music Prize winning recording artist Dizzee Rascal will release the very special, and strictly limited, Nike Air Max 90 ‘Tongue N’ Cheek’ sneaker. The shoe has been created in a special partnership between Dizzee, Nike Design and long-time Dizzee collaborator and creative director, Ben Drury and will go on sale exclusively at Nike’s1948 store in London’s Shoreditch, ahead of the release of Dizzee’s fourth LP, Tongue N’ Cheek. (via Artschoolvets)
no words needed
Lean back, watch those videos and watch out for tomorrow´s wicked “Veesn” special. Yes, it´s that time of the year again: Oktoberfest. And we´ll use the kick-off day of the beer-soaked madness as an opportunity to introduce you to a major mug-full of “New Munich” aka “Nu Minga” hypeness.
For this season’s video documenting São Paulo Fashion Week’s summer shows, we narrow our sights on the the bikini. With help from a few fashion types—editors, models, designers and others—we take a look at the most quintessentially Brazilian wardrobe staple.
Well, here we go: photographers Giovanni Powell and Gladstone Taylor have quite a few shots of CFW09 in their portfolios. It´s kind of sad though that they haven´t added any information about the collections shown on their pictures. I´d be especially interested in the designer of the very simple and clean business women collection you see e.g. here. Anybody out there who knows?
Btw: More fashion stuff will follow this week, as I´ll be heading to Berlin Fashion Week which will e.g. see the homecoming of the Bread & Butter trade show. Stay tuned. Pssst: We might even give you a sneak preview of the new seen. collection.
With the Caribbean Fashion Week coming up, I was asking myself once again why there is still no Jamaican street fashion blog out there and why there isn´t even one single Jamaican submission on sites like Lookbook.nu which has pictures from e.g. Malaysia, Mexico and Brazil.
Is it the lack of money for equipment? Is it the lack of access to the online world? Is it Jamaicans not being interested in style and fashion? Is it the lack of attractive people?
I don´t think so. Look at the music business which has always been at the edge of the technological evolution. Look at sites like the Afflicted Yard and the vast number of Jamaicans on social networks like Facebook and Hi5. Look at pictures from back in the days as well as shots from today. Look at these girls.
View Comments so far
