On a cold evening in November we invited our eVerette Tüla aka “Youthletter” to join us for another women-only production. This time we were asked by adidas Originals and our eVerette Michal aka “Whatever we like” to define & style one original outfit to go along with the release of their new online platform entitled “news for original girls”, run by our close friend Palina Rojinski.
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Five identities. One brand. And now, just six steps away. What we showed you last summer as “Project Unknown”, is now not that much of a secret anymore!
Mdot from booji spoke to us last Winter about this upcoming project, and it didn’t take much hesitation to step on board. Together with Sandrinette from Paris’s Color Me Goood (and eVe of course) and Hana May from New York based hearty magazine we formed The Six Degrees collective. Six degrees of separation is based on the idea that everyone is connected an average of six steps away. Meaning: though far apart, we are all linked by our passion & drive, we are separated, yet always connected.
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Ahoy Admirals! It’s time to pull out your compasses and head to Tempelhof again, for a good portion of business and beautiful people. We are more than exited to present this seasons Sport & Street special at the upcoming Bread & Butter in January: Harbour 1!
Throwing out your anchor at Harbour 1, you will be able to check out the newest Sport & Street cargo: the D.O.C.K. area, a fantastic container project, will be presented for the first time! D.O.C.K. – Department of Contemporary Keynotes- reflects the new niche division of a powerful selection of premium grown-up street wear labels, image-captains, self-ruling designers and market-leading brands showing their peak collections. The blend of their strongest beliefs and chief all-round qualities are essence keynotes of this contemporary catch.
Another highlight will definitely be the Amateur Magazine art exhibition, located at Harbour 1’s showrooms at position S 6.1. Michal made sure that this was going to be there, so be sure to check it out!
Sport & Street has also collaborated with cult brand Starter, bringing back the classic jackets we all know from our childhoods. At BREAD & BUTTER Starter will present the European launch of its Black label for 2012. To mark its debut in Berlin there are 111 limited STARTER x S&S SEA EAGLES sets, consisting of a retro satin jacket and a snap-back cap. Europe distributor Peter Lee says: “It’s fantastic to be re-launching this iconic brand at Bread & Butter. We are so excited about the collaboration with SPORT & STREET and the fact that our brand is getting such a top billing.” S&S Product Manager Joey added: “When I was a teenager that was the only jacket I wanted to wear. We are delighted to have been involved in the first official reproduction.”
Pictures of product shots & team we’re made by Queen Bucarest.
Each 111 Starter Kits will come in an exclusive customized sailor bag, by our eVerette and all-time favourite artist Conradi, already the sneak-peak looks amazing!
The Harbour 1 artwork, was designed by the amazing Amsterdam based artist Stefan Glerum- big up to him for doing such an awesome team portrait!
Speaking about teams, of course there will also be party time again. The Sport & Street Harbour 1 party will be traditionally on Thursday, January 19th at Berlin’s new hotspot Prince Charles starting at 10:30PM with a killer new DJ line-up. Cinnaman, Mr. Wix, Jeff Solo, Vic Crezée & MC VI will be coming from Amsterdam’s Patta Crew and DJ Rafik, Showi and DJ Passion aka Bass Ill Euro, will be joining from the Düsseldorfer Party & Bullshit crew!
Last but not least the general Bread & Butter opening on Tuesday, January 17th will be filled with great acts, starting out with the Argentinian live show of Fuerza Brutta. Really worth seeing it. And in this context: Ahoy & Enjoy everybody, we see you at Tempelhof!
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Blanda Eggenschwiler describes herself as curious, driven and never satisfied. From the outside, she seems to be a talented, beautiful young woman, who moved from snobby Switzerland’s to the mother-city of free-thinking artists to conquer the world. After graduating at SVA (School of Visual Arts) in New York, she immediately started working as an Art Director at The New York Times; quite remarkable as we find!
In September, Blanda moved into the spotlight for the first time, as an artist stepping into collaboration with one of the biggest streetart gurus of our time, OBEY. We were allowed to take a closer look at her work and the person behind it and are impressed by the vital energy and motivation of this overly down-to-earth creator.
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