How The End Always Is – Hooked Clothings’ Spring/Summer 2010 collection, is now here with us at Blackmarket. Expect graphic tees, reworked cut and sew button-downs and double hooded/breasted hoodies … sweet.
How The End Always Is – Hooked Clothings’ Spring/Summer 2010 collection, is now here with us at Blackmarket. Expect graphic tees, reworked cut and sew button-downs and double hooded/breasted hoodies … sweet.
The wonder-maestros at Testshootgallery.com bring to you the new ad campaign for Shito’s new line of delicious footwear.
Comprising of flats and wedges in a myriad of pop colours, the new collection ‘It’s a Play Thing’ is now available at blackmarket.
See the full campaign here.
Menswear label Cloak & Dagger, born under Hide&Seek and led by JR Chan, winner of Singapore Young Designer Awards 2007, has brought their collection to fill our racks here at Blackmarket. We’re so stoked. Influenced by its mother company, Cloak & Dagger corresponds to the principles of Hide&Seek, often as being mysterious and intriguingly hidden. The aesthetic of the label is very much inspired by the working class heroes, the individualists, the artists, the obsession with the cut. Lads, you won’t want to miss this.
Cloak & Dagger is now available at Blackmarket.
Our friends Proudrace brings us new arrivals yet again, well…we’re lovin it because there’s no such thing as ever having too much clothes.
Local brand aMuse has hit the racks with their signature brand of edgy dresses without being too saccharine. Featuring vintage fabrics, jerseys and silks, the collection reflects a poised notion of elegance that manages to keep youthful and relevant still.
max.tan scores, yet again! The local brand has been invited to showcase at MODEFABRIEK EDITION NO. 29, a cutting edge trade-show held in Amsterdam. With a plethora of hip up-and-coming labels such as Antik Batik and By Marlene Birger (both stocked at net-a-porter), Dagmar and already established labels such as Dr. Martens and JCDC from Jean-Charles de Castalbajac, the trade-show has placed max.tan in the group of 8 young international designers to show.
Blackmarket sends our love to you, Max!
Local label max.tan’s Spring 2010 advertisement campaign has been featured on renowned fashion prediction website, stylesight.com; thus adding to the already impressive line of accolades the collection has already garnered since launch.
From the team behind the widely-applauded ad campaign:
“From established fashion houses to up-and-coming labels, online premier trend reporting, forecasting & analysis website – Stylesight.com has selected Max.Tan’s Spring/Summer “Pressed” 2010 advertising campaign as one of the TOP 10 advertising campaigns for Women’s Spring/Summer 2010.
We are extremely thrilled and honoured to be listed alongside international advertising campaigns like Prada, Alexander Mcqueen, Chanel, Tommy Hilfiger and Valentino!”
The max.tan collection hangs proudly on our racks, and a new batch of designs just dropped off not too long ago. It’s a treat for those who are afraid of white — the new arrivals are bathed in beautiful tones of grey!
Susie Bubble, the brainchild behind lauded fashion blog, Stylebubble.co.uk, was seen wearing a Nikicio signature dress in blue velvet.
The signature dress can be transformed into a top, skirt, cape, dress, basically just about anything! And retailing at SGD$99.00 for an item you can wear 63 ways, we say it’s a steal, don’t you?
Also available in baby pink spandex jersey.
This season ProudRace explores the lighter side of the label, with their 2010 Spring/Summer collection titled “93 til infinity”.
Still sticking to their trademark minimal and gender-neutral style, each piece was somehow inspired by memories of the ’90s; Tori Spelling, The Craft and grunge are some of the inspiration for the clothes. These pieces were made contemporary to easily incorporate it into an existing wardrobe creating a distinct identity.
The Spring/Summer 2010 collection is now available at Blackmarket.
‘Shapes’ by 72Smalldive is a collection of totes made from canvas. Fashioned for charity, the proceeds will go to Gift & Take, a non-profit organization in Singapore which provides shelters and aims to equip disadvantaged women with work skills.
The roomy totes feature a myriad of colours and shapes, and retail at SGD$28.00 each, with only one piece per color and design.