Lee Cooper's involvement in the world of fashion dates back to 1908, in the east side of England's capital, London. The company has released a rich selection of garments, but this year, long after its establishment, it also focuses on the impact that clothes can have on creative individuals around the world. "Meet The Makers" is Lee Cooper's new global campaign to encourage creativity through fashion.
For this latest product focus Whiteboard Journal visited The Goods Dept stores and found these 10 products that highlight their current collection. Generally focused on menswear, this be sure to check out these products the next time you pay a visit to the Goods Dept.
As Lee Cooper premieres its 'Meet the Makers' campaign, the denim company opened its first Pop Up Shop in Jakarta. Whiteboard Journal was there for its opening in Plaza Indonesia and took a closer look at Lee Cooper's shop, the two 'Makers' selected for its Indonesian campaign, and it's bespoke program. It is definitely program Jakartan's should give their attention to.
In this Focus Whiteboard Journal takes a look at Surrender's venture into Jakarta's fashion market with the opening of its temporary retail concept. Attending its opening mid-January we got the chance not only to see what Surrender has in mind for the Indonesian market, but also speak to its founder, Earn Chen, about the concept and philosophy behind the iconic shop.
Continuing the successful run of their first and second collection, Cereal Nation returns with their latest Memphis Movement-inspired collection. Memphis movement was first made popular by a post-modernist designer based in Milan known for challenging formality in design. By taking the same inspiration, Cereal Nation Memphis No. 2 still explores a more playful approach of more pop colors, swirls, and patterns.
As part of our internship programme, the following feature by Elisa Kuswari takes you to visually appreciate 10 traditional markets of Jakarta that captures the vibrant characters through the eyes of 10 selected lomographers. We present to you a nostalgic piece entitled Marketplace: Heritage & Identity.
