Some people use post-its to stick notes on the fridge, the computer, etc. And some people use them compulsively to draw everything that pops into their head, absolutely everything. The messages left on these traditional little pieces of paper that we are showing you today are one of the many original forms that illustrator Marc Johns uses to express his sense of humour.
“I like to say a lot, but using few words. My work tends to lean towards humour. To find the comic element of things often helps to give you a more objective outlook. I like to create absurd situations, combining things that do not normally go together, or imagining what inanimate objects would say if they could talk. I think about it constantly: I think about thinking”.
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Monday, November 23rd, 2009 - category: art
As always, we enjoy showing you how we put together our fashion productions. It’s a stressful process for the team:Â true to Murphy’s Law, there is always some reason for us to run around like headless chickens worrying that we won’t finish it all. The clothes didn’t arrive, the model forgot her passport, the make-up artist got out the wrong side of bed. It’s always something! But what’s important is that once we get going, we forget all the hassle and the good part begins!
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Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 - category: news w's
This huge bra wasn’t made for w’s, but we like it so much that by posting it here it now feels just a little bit like ours.
We’re sure it brings back memories of when you were little and you secretly tried on your mum’s bras, stuffed with toilet paper. My goodness!! They looked huge! You longed for the day when you could “properly” wear one, but looking at yourself in the mirror, you found it hard to believe that one day you might fill it without resorting to toilet paper. Hmmm, it’s made us look back to those wonderful years when bras were huge, summers were endless and you were care free.
Yoshikazu Yamagota is the artist behind this huge underwear set, with which she is trying to bring out the mischievous child that we all have inside of us, to remember the times when those slightly taboo items made us so curious.
See her his other works at www.writtenafterwards.com, an art space.
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Tuesday, November 10th, 2009 - category: art
To make sure that the cold doesn’t do you in, w’s proposes the most natural and renewable energy there is: that which is inside of you. You have more than you imagine!
Our mission this winter is to bring out that energy, to motivate you, and to do this we have designed some routine-breaking collections that you can use for whatever you please.
For starters, you can see our new online catalogue today. We hope you like it. Let us know what you think at blog.ws@womensecret.com. We love reading your comments!
See the catalogue here.
Monday, November 9th, 2009 - category: news w's
Seductive? Sexy? Simple? Fun? Spontaneous?…
Take part in our fun 10 question quiz and find out what you’re like and which women’secret styles go with your personality.
Take the test now.
Monday, November 9th, 2009 - category: news w's
Is it possible to design smiles?
At women’secret we try to find reasons to smile and take our smiles wherever we go. Today we have the opportunity to spread this spirit beyond fashion and we’re so excited! During the month of November, women’secret is collaborating with the charity Sonrisas de Bombay (Mumbai Smiles) for the building of 5 nursery schools in the city for children between the ages of 2 and 6 years.
Sonrisas de Bombay is going impressive work with underprivileged children in the vast urban sprawl of this Indian city. Some 5,000 orphans and families from vulnerable Mumbai communities have gained the chance of a better future.
Throughout the month of November, shopping in women’secret will mean making someone smile on the other side of the world. Gandhi once said: “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.”
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Monday, November 2nd, 2009 - category: w's good causes