Kitsuné Parisien II

aNYthing presents a show about downtown culture. An inside look to whats happening around town now. They are bringing you inside the scene of artists, musicians, and characters who circulate in these streets. You get to see the range of seasoned musicians, experimental sounds, and young punks getting there point across. Here is a little taste of what is to come. Stay tuned for "Know Wave". The new genre, now you know.

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Good company and breakfast served by A.C. Perch's. Acne Lord Snowdon launch at Storm, Thursday 3.5.2012.

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ALTEWAI.SAOME was founded in 2009 in Malmö, Sweden, by the two young designers, Natalia Altewai and Randa Saome. Until then, they had spent several years studying and working for different fashion houses in Italy. ALTEWAI.SAOME is dedicated to create a clothing line consisting of a great variety of womens-wear. The aim is to offer a trendy, chic, yet affordable, style with influences from the street of Paris and Milan. 

Now available at Storm. 

Maison Labiche was founded in 2010 by two young Parisians: Jenny, designer, and Marie, stylist. Tired of the constraints imposed on them by their jobs, they began to envision a creative outlet that would allow them to start using their hands and minds freely again. Embroidered clothes, accessories, jewelry: each piece is made in their Paris studio and inspired by music, lightness, cosmos, love. Yeah Baby.

Have a look at there latest tee collection featuring a redesigned version of Maison Labiches favourite vinyl albums. Each piece is unique, embroidered with black thread on white cotton.

Available at our online store April 24th.

Kanye West (photographed by Kenneth Nguyen) wearing the labradorite skull bracelet at the Tivoli concert in Copenhagen. 

The artistic jewelry label Black Dakini has designed a special collection for Storm. Black Dakini was launched in 2009 by native Copenhagen artist Cecilia Hellner. Recovering from the early death of her younger brother, Cecilia found comfort in her travels and studies of meditation. Inspired by Tibetan prayer beads and malas, Black Dakini jewels are created using unique gemstones Cecilia gathers along her journeys to far places like Tibet and Nepal.  Exclusively available at Storm. 

Listen to, or buy the new Kanye West track "Way too cold" on kanyewest.com

"Dr. Yeezy has a perfect prescription for that springtime cold…" - Rolling Stone

"He is the first true genius of the iPhone era, the Mozart of contemporary American music..." - The Atlantic

Cover art by George Condo

Storm's listening to the sweet words of Lilian Dresden, ears up!

"MariaLux is my muse, she is my perfect alter ego. Maria as virgin, mother, lover. Lux stands for light, luxury, and lust. The ‘L’ is me, Lilian Driessen, designer & creative director. I dress.

I’ve been working in this profession since 1987. I embrace work in progress, the effort and collective excitement that lies in the process. As I have touched and have been touched, there are many stories to tell.

The house creates anarchic tailored elegance and raw luxury. Executed and produced with care and love by masters of their craft. Everything we do we approach with personal attention. We offer exclusivity, privacy, and delicacy in a thoughtful but informal manner."

Maria Lux now at STORM 

Orit Elhanati is designing little art pieces, each of them with its own story and concept. Her universe is a kaleidoscopic potpourri of French boudoir, Nordic lightness and childhood memories from Israel. We asked what she loves and what her jewelry is all about;

If you could sum up your look and aesthetic in three lines, what would they be and why ? My jewelry is not a trend, but a style. You either love it or you do not. Even though the jewelry is beautiful and new, they feel old. As an old soul. It's the story in the jewelry which is appealing. My design consist of gold , which is combined with diamonds, opals, rubies and emeralds.

What do you love most about designing and creating your own jewelry? I'm very proud of each and every piece. I spend much time on each style, because it is important to me that the jewelry can be worn as an everyday jewelry. It's my way of working.

Is there a piece from your current collection that you're most proud of? If so, why and what does it mean to you?  Right now I'm very happy with my hand jewelry, which is a new way for the Nordic women to beautifying  themselves , which I find very interesting. My chunk necklace is fantastic. So comfortable to wear,  at the same time a little boyish and decadent.

My goal is beauty. But my jewelry should not only be dekrotive but also personal and timeless , with an artistic expression.

Orit Elhanatis' jewelry is available at STORM. 

If wood meets Danish graphic design skills ordinary triangles turn into the most extraordinary artwork. The creative duo Nina Lee and Ludvig Storm will exhibit their current wall pieces titled patch worms and diamonds exclusively at Storm! To get a hint of their creative process ears up for the mini inerview with Nina Lee; 

Please describe Lee Storm with 10 words: Joy of colours, precision and overview, diversity, curious and ambitious, proper and hardworking

Where do you draw your inspiration from? Experiences, conversations, dreams, movies and other ongoing as well as previous work/ projects

What tools are in your toolbox that would be tough to live without? Imaginations

What are you favorite design blogs? 12ozProphet.com, Dornob.com and hypebeast.com

Exhibition start 2nd of April 2012 at Storm 

Waiting For The Sun accessories and products show their designers interest for raw materials and singular application for it. In this innovative dynamic, W/SÜN develops collaborations with technical partners as labels or artists. This singular technical, graphic and artistic world allows our label to be fully part of actual fashion, affirming our difference. Waiting For The Sun pretends to represent urban people, chic and casual. A special mix of vintage and actual tendancies, californian laid back and french sophistication.

Check out their new SS2012 sunglasses at Storm 

In this inspired update to the wildly popular 890, the New Balance 890v2 takes "lightest" even lighter! Engineered from the ground up, this neutral trainer is a new kind of lightweight shoe, each part designed with purpose. The full ground contact outsole is just as compatible with midfoot and forefoot strikes as it is with a traditional heel strike. Innovative diamond shapes cut in relief from the extra-durable REVlite midsole provide as much function as fashion, and the coordinating diamond motif on the outsole helps with grip and transition. Two new colourways has just arrived at Storm. 

The SS12 Seasonal Collection is a fusion between the technical and sporty appearance of the nylon fabric and the traditional, hand crafted details of the full-grain bridle leather. The result is a capsule collection of everyday bags celebrating the uniqueness that lies within respecting the craft of the past while still seeking new expressions. 

Visit our store to peek preview some models that are not offical out yet and only available at Storm!

David Shrigley was born in 1968 in Macclesfield, England. He studied fine art at Glasgow School of Art from 1988 to 1991. His work encompasses drawing, sculpture, photography, animation and music. Recent exhibitions include Galleri Nicolai Wallner, BQ, Anton Kern Gallery, Carnegie International and Bergen Konstall. His drawings have appeared in newspapers and magazines such as Esquire, Arena, The Guardian, Le Monde and The New York Times. He has produced animated pop promos for Blur and Bonnie Prince Billy and has produced album artwork for artists such as Deerhoof and Malcolm Middleton. Shrigley is the author of numerous books of drawing details which can be found at Redstone Press. His website is davidshrigley.com. Stussy recently visited Shrigley’s studio in Glasgow to discuss his artwork.

The Stussy x David Shrigley art t-shirts are available now at Storm.