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We Can Make It If We Stick Together Party
What:
We Can Make It If We Stick Together Party
Where:
Fannyz, 174 Chapel St, Windsor
When:
Fri Nov 21, 6-9pm
How much:
Free!
Description:
Fannyz are putting on another fanny-kicking party tonight. It's an art launch for Craig Dermody with music from The Twerps and Barrage. Fannyz is the home of inhouse label Jakaan and it's the best lil store south of High Street. And the beverages by Deakin Estate will be the best lil free drinks south of the Yarra this weekend.
Event: Party
Stimulus: Free booze & Food
Plane
One man had a vision, and that vision was that the good people of Melbourne would abandon their consumerist label-whoring and embrace good old fashioned quality basics. From this lofty ideal came a store, Plane, which houses a broad collection of plain (get it?!) clothing from all over the world. One of the few places to stock American Apparel before their flagship opened, Plane also stocks an array of wardrobe staples …sans pretentious faux-French graphics and whatever else kids are wearing on their clothes these days.
Queen
There must be something powerful in the air around Windsor, even stronger than the scent of scorched skin wafting out of Tantrum solarium. For the past few months north-west designers and labels have been branching Southside, and Smith Street’s Queen is the latest to make the leap.
You’ll find a familiar assortment of Queen pieces and brands like Holly Chalmers, Bul, High Tea With Mrs Woo and Ghost Patrol Dolls at Queen Windsor, but in line with its new locale the store has had a little face lift.
The Museum of Particularly Bad Art
What do 'The Bold and The Beautiful', Four and Twenty Meat Pies an Oprah's Book Club have in common? They're so bad that they're good. Such is the premise behind The Museum of Particularly Bad Art.
The works have been salvaged from garage sales, op-shops and other havens of heinous taste. This collection champions the kitsch, the askew, the lame and the downright hideous.
Thai Food to Go
Thai Food to Go is decorated with kookie, mis-matched home-wares including wall cabinets filled with miniature figurines and thei rprized electric garden; a shelf carrying half a dozen hypnotic, glowing plastic flower arrangements. You simply can't put a price on kitsch especially when the entrees start at $1.
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