Keyword results: Fat Clothing Stores
TV Trash Bags
Hide your money folks, this credit crisis is the real deal. But as good people all across America cry into their comfort food, the ladies at TV remind us that even the threat of an impending recession is nothing to be depressed about.
Available in black and yellow or white and blue, these vinyl carry-alls will have you looking your miserly best as you schlep your fast-food vouchers and worthless mortgage securities around town.
'Limited', Fat t-shirt exhibition
Fat might have turned ten, but these girls aren't coasting on the double figures. For a decade, they have been working for a better-looking Melbourne. Their racks have remained full of cutting-edge designs and they've kicked off some fancy careers.
As part of Melbourne Spring Fashion Week, Fat are showcasing a collection of limited-edition t-shirts by their friends: Alpha 60, Bassike, Beat Poët, Chronicles of Never, Claude Maus, Dress Up, Friedrich Gray, Ksubi, Maryon, PAM, Princess Tina, Reiss Radvanyi, Romance Was Born, Self Help and TV.
Fat Birthday Sale
What:
Fat Birthday Sale
Where:
222 Smith St, Collingwood
When:
Thurs June 26 - Thurs July 11
Mon-Fri 9.30am-5pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12-5pm
How much:
Oh the bargains, how they will blow your mink. CASH ONLY.
Description:
Fat are taking all the stuff you've been eyeing off for six months and dumping it in Collingwood, where bargain means bargain (except at that new Smith Street Bazaar place, where bargain means $300 for an old lamp). Their two week sale at 222 Smith Street includes Alpha60, Antipodium, Cheap Monday, P.
Event: Sales
Stimulus: sound the horns!
Vivienne Westwood for Melissa
Artistic collaborations are a pretty sweet thing. Matthew Barney and Björk, Andy Warhol and Lou Reed... Starbucks and Sonic Youth.
'Anglomania' is the love child of one such collaboration, between the queen of punk, Ms Vivienne Westwood, and the cult of Brazilian footwear, Melissa - also the brains behind the original jelly sandal invented in '79.
Asuza
It seems that the further we go into the future the more our focus on durable craftsmanship regresses. Some fashion, in particular men's, has a lot to answer in this regard. Asuza are bucking this trend through retro-futurism, which it would seem is a combination of forward-thinking design and dedicated craftsmanship from a time long gone by.
Rainer
Fat, purveyor of all things very black and drapey and skinny, have finally released their long-awaited house brand, Rainer. The label's first collection is called 'Teutoburg Forest', which refers to a battleground where the German tribes unexpectedly defeated a headstrong Roman army in the year 9 AD.
Diana+ by Lomo
I fucking hate Lomos.
All that don't think, just shoot bullshit. To be stupid is one thing, but to make yourself more stupid? Something else altogether. The whole thing smells like a cult. And not one in which you get a mandatory great haircut. And it kills me how they remade a crappy old Russian camera - with all the crappy old Russian camera faults.
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