Archive for November 6th, 2008

The Live Fresh Bash! (15 nov, haji lane)

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

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The Live Fresh Bash!

Midnight Shopping @ Haji Lane
Participating Outlets: 3, Bianca, Collage, Dulcetfig, Loft, Know It Nothing, Mosi Cafe, Not Found, Salad, Skyroom, SUP and Whiteroom

Bianca - 10% off latest collection + goodie bags + nibbles
Know It Nothing - 15% off Footwear, 20% off Apparels and 50% off Pass Season Collection.
Mosi Cafe - Flash your Live Fresh Card to get a Sheesha at $12 and 10% off F&B.
Not Found - 20% off Womenswear & Denim and 10% off all other merchandise. Spend over $300 and get a $50 voucher off next purchase.
SUP - 10% off latest collection, 20% off 2nd Season and 50% off first pass collections

Live Fresh Cardholders are entitled up to 50% at participating outlets.

LIVE Art by Tiger Translate AKAs Mr B and Antz.

LIVE Graffiti by The Killer Gerbil.

Showcase of latest Onitsuka Tiger and K-Swiss sneakers @ SUP.
Also on display will be collaborations of Onitsuka Tiger with Tiger Translate AKAs Mr B, Antz and Hypethetic.

Silkscreen & Art Booth by Zxerokool and Mutantstyle
Bring along your tees for free silkscreen designs from these peeps.

Music Booth by Love da Music

BMX Flatland Riders Showcase

LIVE Tattoo Showcase by Visual Orgasm

Beatboxing by Jacky

Music by: Darren (Dubwise), DJ Chunk (Pushin’On) and Podo (HK)

Host: Vijay Singh

Official Beer: Tiger Beer

Lighting Partner: Philips Lighting

Energizing Partner: Red Bull

Supporting Media: Streething

Supporting Partners: ck Fragrance, Star360 and Zouk

In Conjunction with:
FL.ag’s 3rd year anniversary

Plenty of Goodie Bags to be given away during the event!

Lucky Draw prizes for new Live Fresh application includes adidas Originals Bags, Onitsuka Tiger sneakers, K-Swiss sneakers, CD from Love da Music and many more…

Get a wrist strap during the event for complimentary entry to Zouk after the bash.

adidas SLVR Line Preview

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

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Until now, design-minded Adidas fans had to get their fix from Y-3, the company’s performance-inflected (and exorbitant) sportswear from Yohji Yamamoto. Y-3 will still be around for the privileged few, but the brand’s new midpriced SLVR line, debuting this spring, kindly opens the door for the rest of us: The apparel, footwear, and accessories are thoughtful enough for the discriminating guy without the more avant-flourishes and prohibitive prices of the former collection. In practice that means sporty basics, like windbreakers, shorts, and shirting, which retain their athletic edge without sacrificing wearability (or what’s left of your investment accounts). Think of it as Adidas’ play for the middle class. That group’s been getting a ton of lip service as of late, but when November promises fade to next year’s realities, at least we’ll have this to look forward to.

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SLVR hooded bomber, $150, “Clean” shirt, $90, tailored shorts, $115, and 7-piece shoe, $190, available this February

Nike Windrunner collection (Nike flagship store at Wisma Atria, S’pore , Dec08)

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

NIKE SPORTSWEAR UNVEILS SPECIALLY CRAFTED WINDRUNNERS IN METALLIC COLOURS

Rooted in sports, this season’s Nike Windrunner collection takes on a new twist for consumers who are looking for self-expression and unlimited creativity.

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Singapore [Wednesday, 29 October], – Gold and Silver reign as the key colors featured in the Holiday 08 season of Nike Windrunners. One of 8 icons within Nike Sportswear collection, this iconic apparel is rooted in Nike’s passion for sport while re-mastered and further improved for this season. Playing up the ‘Bling’ factor for the collection, each metallic hue is paired up with 12 pop shades to create unique combinations that cater to style-savvy consumers that wish to express their individualism through their selection.

“This season’s Nike Windrunner metallic collection is all about anchoring the style in the heritage of sports and having fun with colors. By bringing in limited quantities will serve to elevate this iconic product within the Nike Sportswear range while catering to our discerning consumers who can appreciate quality craftsmanship to suit their taste,” said Stanley Goh, Country Director Nike Singapore.

The Windrunner is Nike’s most recognizable piece of apparel. Designed as a running jacket, its nylon construction meant lightweight wear. But the Windrunner quickly transcended its athletic identity thanks to early hip-hop culture, which made it its own. Re-mastered for today, the lightweight shell is even lighter, built from super-breathable nylon and equipped with an updated hood that forgoes a hood adjuster for a clean finish.

Retailing each at S$ 138.00, the collection will be made available for a limited time at the first Nike flagship store in Singapore at Wisma Atria shopping centre from December onwards.

For more information, please visit: www.nike.com.sg