Whiteboard Journal has been a loyal fan of Nike for quite some time, so when we were invited to the headquarters in Beaverton, Portland, of course we were excited! Max Suriaganda, our Editor-in-chief, represented Whiteboard Journal and flew to Nike's wonderland in July to be a part of the "Nature Amplified" media launch. This week's Focus article is about his experiences in Beaverton.
More often than not, fashion is associated with runways, exclusive brands, and a highly competitive industry. But step out of that superficial mindset, and you will discover many ways to understand it. The clothes we wear as well as the accessories we choose say so much more than we think. This month, Whiteboard Journal offers a selection of 10 books related to fashion, with the courtesy of Kinokuniya Indonesia.
Bluelounge is an internationally acclaimed design studio founded by Swiss-British product designer, Dominic Symons. The studio is known for its line of modern accessories especially designed to solve the minor, but consistent problems we face when using electronic devices such as laptops, tablets and smartphones. Bluelounge is headquartered in Singapore with a studio located in Jakarta.
Vivianna Torun Bulow-Hube, commonly known as Torun, was an internationally praised silversmith and jewellery designer from Sweden. She spent a large part of her creative life relocating from one country to the next — including France, Germany, and Indonesia — picking up new elements along the way. This piece is dedicated to her brilliance; with personal stories from her daughter, Marcia Coleman Diallo, business partner in Indonesia, Utami Geiger, and close friend, Bwee Wisudha.
For the month of May, Whiteboard Journal offers a selection of 10 products for stylish travelling from the The Goods Dept. Whether you travel for business purposes or for pleasure, this month's selection of products that range from bags to key chains are definitely worth checking out!
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.
