The collection titled “Sur la Plage” or “At the Beach” consist of amazingly intricate beach wear all painstakingly hand cut and crafted from paper. The irony doesn’t bother designer Bea Szenfeld whom despite picking inspirations from the beach knows her collection would never go anywhere near the water. The choice of paper over fabric was used to brings out a different expression to her creation. Besides being very much in love with her collection, I am as well with her choice of model… so beautifully stained with freckles!


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EA Design is based in Tokyo Japan and with the not so nifty help of Babel Fish, I am presuming they are a team that reaches out to different areas of design from identity, product to fashion and lifestyle. The bulk of my love however goes to some pretty publication they produce. Here are some I covet.


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is Mimipong’s first fully sponsored showcase and is organised by the fine folks of Little Thing magazine. Being flown down to a foreign city, put up in a hotel to attend a show that started out as (and still is) a hobby is a nice feeling… and a big pat on the back
. It makes all the sleepless nights, mad rush and moments of sheer panic a tad more worthwhile.

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This special series is now available at The Little Dröm Store.
Rockstar also carries our first edition series of Tear Purses.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

A little treasure trove of an office containing the processes behind the creation of Little Thing magazine:
An art, craft and lifestyle magazine situated in Shen Zhen, China.

Meet Timmy

and Jason
Parthers at work, in life and founders of the magazine. Timmy hails from 四川 (Si Chuan province) and Jason 西安( Xi ‘an). As Shen Zhen is an immigrant city, everyone’s hometown dots across China so even a cosy company like Little Thing is a melting pot of chinese cultures.


Pretty props lined up everywhere.
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Tokyo Accents


Birds by Kristian Vedel at HHstyle

Visvim
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Tokyo Wilderness

Budgie at the entrance of Allegory Home Tools, Daikayama

Prosperous Strays

Pretty laundry outside cocca at Daikayama
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Organised by Little Thing magazine and sponsored by Shen zhen Development bank and Starbucks Coffee. The Saddest place on earth in Shenzhen touches on exactly that…. our planet Earth. These tear tags, filled with stories and prose centered around the theme of our dying planet in hopes of opening our eyes to the devastating drought affecting South-west China.
Little Thing magazine invited 7 artists which include luminaries such as Li Bing Bing, a Golden Horse Film Awards winner, mainland music artist such as Cao Fang, Tian Yuan and Taiwanese singer Xu Zhepei. The list also includes controversial Chinese author Mian Mian and Hong Kong’s LU CI a writer and photographer who is the former Editor-In-Chief of CREAM Magazine and organizer of COMME des GARCONS Guerrilla Store.
We will also be showcasing works from “The Saddest Place on Earth visits Macao”.
这次中国深圳站的展览,由《Little Thing恋物志》杂志发起,携手深圳发展银行与星巴克卡咖啡连锁店,从关爱人们居住的地球为出发点,让人类居住的蓝色星球未来不用面对哀伤,不必为生态环境的恶化而扼腕痛惜。
《Little Thing恋物志》、深圳发展银行和星巴克咖啡连锁店邀请到李冰冰,内地音乐人曹方、田原,台湾歌手许哲珮,作家棉棉,香港创作人陆瓷(夏侯露西),国内第一电子乐团与非门,请他们为“地球泪滴”展览进行创作,在“泪滴娃娃”布面标签上留下属于他们的有趣记录。这7个代表中国深圳的“泪滴娃娃”玩偶,将与Mimipong的其他作品一起,参与此次展出,呼吁人们关爱地球,关爱生命。







This special series is now available at The Little Dröm Store
