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Thecoolhunter.Net 1 Av 11 2008-02-28 16:34 thecoolhunter.net http://www.thecoolhunter.net/ home news design lifestyle travel music books gadgets art fashion eco world shows street profiles ads hot pick events architecture kids stores bars / clubs food / dining house transportation 11:21 Thu 28 Feb 2008 search home Marimekko Spring Thursday, 28 February 2008 1 av 11 2008-02-28 16:34 thecoolhunter.net http://www.thecoolhunter.net/ Samu-Jussi Koski’s Spring/Summer 2008 collection for Marimekko is a combination of Art Deco angularity and summer-breezy ruffles and girly pleats. The styling and colorways remind us of the early 80s, but the two main fabric designs he has used for the collection are much older. The collection includes pieces made of the Sireeni pattern but the star is the geometric Atti ca, designed in 1959 by Marimekkos’ most prolific and famous designer, Maija Isola (1927-2001). Isola created more than 500 fabric patterns at Marimekko from 1949 to 1987, including the iconic Unikko, Kaivo and Lokki. Koski’s spring collection is a soft take on stylish simplicity with salmon, pink and black as the main colors. Feather-weigh t silk dresses and tops, 100% cotton dresses and tops, and the long cotton Akemi anorak are all perfect for urban life, which is something that inspires Koski. He’s designed for Marimekko since spring 2005, and sites people, old photographs, jazz, cigarette smoke and city life as the sources of his ideas. The large Marimekko Spring 2008 bag collection includes two gems by a 14-year Marimekko veteran, Mika Piirainen. The Horisontti carry-all (size 54 X 47 X 18 cm) and the Ankkuri shoulder bag (35 X 30 X 11 cm) are both made of 100% cotton canvas in another Maija Isola pattern, Dyyni, form the 1980s. Piirainen has also produced a fashion collection for Marimekko this spring. By Tuija Seipell Share it - Delicious Technorati Digg Stumble Tags: Fashion, Cut Copy - 'Lights And Music' Wednesday, 27 February 2008 With their new album 'In Ghost Colours' to be released next month, Cut Copy are going to be everywhere very soon. Radio, TV, car stereos and who knows - maybe they’ll go down the Pnau path and put their tracks on slick commercials. 'In Ghost Colours' is certainly one of the most hyped Australian electronic albums ever. With the release of the first single 'Hearts On Fire' followed soon after by 'So Haunted', musical appetites were whetted worldwide. Then came a freely downloadable mixtape which dropped Cut Copy gems in between indie classics like Panda Bear's 'Bros'. Backed up by a world tour and a support slot at Daft Punk’s Neverland shows, Cut Copy have well and truly done the 2 av 11 2008-02-28 16:34 thecoolhunter.net http://www.thecoolhunter.net/ groundwork to build the excitment. Now when we can't take any more, the clip for 'Lights And Music' emerges. The tension is palpable. People are dying to hear the record in its entirety. Bring on March! By Nick Christie Share it - Delicious Technorati Digg Stumble Tags: Melbourne, Music, A Museum Opening - L.A Wednesday, 27 February 2008 The opening of a museum is just about as much fun as ... what? The closing of a museum? We can quit this sort of kidding now that we’ve seen the star-studded opening gala of Lacma — the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Tom Cruise, Christina Aguilera, Katie Homes and Tony Bennett were just a few of the luminaries enjoying the lavish Wolfgang Puck-catered, Lionel Ritchie-entertained dinner as a prelude to the opening of the new Broad Contemporary Art Museum building of Lacma. Urban Light, a fantastic forest of vintage lampposts by Chris Burden, lit up the entry to the cocktail reception where life- size ice-sculpture waiters served champagne. Event virtuoso Ben Bourgeois of J. Ben Bourgeois Productions called the party itself a contemporary art installation and he knows what that means. Just to create the “wrapper” for the dinner party, he brought in a 22,000-square-foot steel frame and covered the interior walls, tables, chairs and 12 massive light cubes with white Ultrasue de. All of the surfaces served as screens for the evening’s entertainment. The 72,000-square-foot Broad Contemporary Art Museum building was designed by Renzo Piano whose work includes Paris’s Pompidou Centre and the New York Times headquarters. The initial 160-piece exhibition includes works by Andy Warhol and Jeff Koons. By Tuija Seipell Share it - Delicious Technorati Digg Stumble Tags: Events, Los Angeles, Emotibles & Budclicks Tuesday, 26 February 2008 3 av 11 2008-02-28 16:34 thecoolhunter.net http://www.thecoolhunter.net/ A year ago, we featured a prototype for Emotibles in our 'hot pick' section and boy, were they ever a hot pick! Following the buzz, husband and wife team Jonathan and Kate Hall - the brains behind the product - decided to roll with the project. They have not looked back since. Even the New York Times featured them based on the impact we created. So what is the hype all about? Huge with the teenage market, Emotibles are essentially accessories for accessories. We all love to customize so think of these as the Spokey Dokes for the screenager generation. Emotibles are marketed as "expressive charms to snazz up those boring, white, everywhere-ad-nauseam iPod earbuds." The Halls based their emotive characters fittingly on emoticons and have expanded the line by featuring them on baby tees and post-its. As with all popular ideas, other players quickly pop up. So, now we introduce to you Budclicks. It is essentially the same concept, this time aimed at a slightly broader demographic. The team at Budclicks has thought of everything from cutesy flowers, to indie-kid skulls, to representing your candidate with 'polito-clicks', because campaign buttons are soo last yea r, baby. By Brendan McKnight Share it - Delicious Technorati Digg Stumble Tags: Gadgets, Music, Framebar - Athens Tuesday, 26 February 2008 4 av 11 2008-02-28 16:34 thecoolhunter.net http://www.thecoolhunter.net/ Framebar is a refreshing and stylish gathering place in history-rich Athens. It is located in the St. George Lycabettus Boutique Hotel, in the chic Kolonaki quarter. The most striking of the bar’s many redeeming qualities is the furniture. It does not really look like furniture. It is not an end result of a rule-restricted manufacturing process, but more like a time-warp, a fluid process temporarily halted. It gives you permission to sit, although it also appears like it could morph into something else any tim e. Architect Dimitris Tsigos calls this a rearticulation of typical furniture using continuous geometries and heat-formed starr on (corrian equivalent) and the Spanish marble emperador. The cuisine is fresh and healthy, and the DJs and fabulous lighting make this a cool night spot. By Tuija Seipell. Share it - Delicious Technorati Digg Stumble Tags: Athens, Greece, Restaurants, Onigiri House - Oita, Japan Monday, 25 February 2008 Architecture and adaptation go hand in hand - many of the types and styles of buildings created in the past will not transla te into our current design discourse. Only when architects acknowledges the world around us is changing, becoming more complex, can they successfully create functional space. Japan's NKS architects design buildings that re-frame space - adapt to changes in their surroundings. The small wooden Onigiri House in the countryside of southern Japan was built for an older couple in attempt to keep costs down while maximizing space. The house's main structure forms a triangular tube-shape and is made from thick cedar boards, traditionally used for ship scaffolding. Windows are spaced along the top where the boards lean together as well as in intervals along the base of the house. Additional glass doors within a glass frame fill the end of the tube. An obvious connection to nature is essential to most Japanese architects - and here the placement of windows and doors allows light and wind to penetrate the entire space. By Andrew J Wiener More of NKS work below 5 av 11 2008-02-28 16:34 thecoolhunter.net http://www.thecoolhunter.net/ Share it - Delicious Technorati Digg Stumble Tags: Architecture, Japan, Sign Up Thursday, 21 February 2008 The Cool Hunter celebrates creativity in all of its modern manifestations. We are a leading online publication and an upmark et hub for what is the most creative, the most innovative, the newest, best and coolest. We value global relevance, not global trends, channeling what we find to our worldwide audience. 6 av 11 2008-02-28 16:34 thecoolhunter.net http://www.thecoolhunter.net/ In a society obsessed with the shiny and new, The Cool Hunter has become the reference point of choice for the latest in wha t's hot tomorrow. Everyone wants to know what's hot, because 'hot' products and ideas sell. Sign up for our free weekly newsletter so you're always in the know! Because being in the know - makes you so much more interesting. Share it - Delicious Technorati Digg Stumble Tags: Alfa Romeo 8C Spider Thursday, 21 February 2008 Here are the first pictures that Alfa Romeo have released of its sexy 8C Spider, to be introduced to the world at next month s Geneva Motor Show. Based on the hard-topped 8C Competizione, the two-seat Spider featuring a twin-layer fabric roof which can be raised at the press of a button, is expected to hit 60mph in 4.2 seconds with a top speed of around 180mph. The mechanics will be similar to that of the Competizione as it uses the same 4.7-litre V8 engine and six-speed semi-automatic gearbox.
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