Designer: Ryan Atkinson
This project isn’t necessarily new, but it’s certainly cool to check out if you haven’t yet. Ryan Atkinson’s Love 22 product is a concept for a fashion brand. From brand to advertisement, these pieces encompass the idea of a fresh, clean look. Certainly a brand I’d look into. I happened to stumble upon this project when looking for inspiration dealing with modern geometric design elements. I suppose you might be able to see why this was a result.
Designer: Silva/Bradshaw
It takes a lot for me to be really intrigued by a piece of jewelry that doesn’t incorporate an exotic or rare material, however ‘Numbers’ is a series based upon the manipulation of simple geometric shapes…and I love geometry. Geometric shapes are stretched, skewed and distorted, resulting in elegant forms. The shapes are not only evocative, but are even more appealing when utilized as accents to skin tone and apparel. They’re available in finishes ranging from Gold Vermeil to Stainless Steel. Though I won’t be purchasing any pieces anytime soon, I suggest those who are interested go here.
Designer: La Tigre
These are beautiful limited edition boxes, fine papers and special prints for the development of Groovewear identity. The original logo is designed by Emil Kozak. I’m really digging the box’s front and inside golden ink applications. I’m generally not a fan of special foils, but the odd shape formed by the logo’s components split the golden shine up, making a more intricate and engaging visual. Both the box material and inside papers look slick as well.
Designer: Soren Lynggaard Hougesen
These are some really beautiful notebook PC bags showcased by Denmark designer Soren Lynggaard Hougesen. Art directing under the name Aprill, Hougesen has captured a balance between simplicity and sophistication with displaying these fashionable pieces. They can certainly be worked into any outfit or attire. But most importantly, they do exactly what they need to do without getting in the way.
Designer: Lunch League
I was recently given a press release by a group going by the name of Lunch League. In their own words, “Lunch League cooks up plate-rousing apparel for foodies, indie chefs, possessed pizzaiolos, coffee geeks, globe-trotting locavores and artisanal sausage aficionados.” In short, it seems Lunch League is out to create cool t-shirt designs with food being the common theme. Their style isn’t necessarily innovative, but their message certainly is unique. Check out their store now!
