Shirtie arrivals

Boo yaa'll!

A lot has been going on lately, but I finally have the time to post in english. I spent about 20 hours in a bar last weekend - quite an achievement, isn't it? There was a design christmas market that P-pas attended amongst many, many other great labels and designers. After having spent this much time in a place with no fresh air, I was feeling hangover-ish still on monday. Brain damage and tiredeness are typical symptoms of partying too much, but clearly you can experience those feelings for other reasons aswell.

a sample from upcoming men's tie-shirt collection,

which I'm really into!

chainie-tunic

ROAR!

I released couple of new Stay Tuned -shirts about a week ago. There are loads of new stuff coming up in a few weeks, maybe even during this week. On the beginning of 2010 will there anyhow be time for big updates in the webstore. Many awesome collections are on their way to the store, both jewels and clothes. I'm also trying to figure out what to do with the Get Decorated -category - maybe a public exposition, when these two collections I'm dying to publish will arrive. Other is photographed by a young, rebellious indie living in Helsinki city, other by an adventorous young women from Stockholm. Really tallented, both of them. Ah!

And finally, this is how good the Be Cubes look on:

sadly this one is already sold, but I can do more by request!

Be cube

By the way: I'm not grabbing my arse, I'm pulling the shirt. Just for fun. Or something.

Cheers,

Essi

Désolée!

How can I have forgotten P-pas' english blog for over one week?! I've been updating the finnish one every second day, but for some reason I've never had the time to do the same here. But has there really been anything that interesting going on lately? I tell, you judge.

 

 

 I made brownies.

I made jewels.

I preXmas-partied a little with my model Heidi and other girlfriends!

 

And today I decided to tidy my messy room up. I also got a little wild and broke a frame that belonged to Pedestrian. Darn! It actually kind of exploded because I ironed a shirt on it. How stupid can a blonde be?

To get over my clumsyness, I designed some new clothes. I came up with this "Be square" -idea! You know when every invitation says Be there or be square? Well, I decided that it's OK to be square. In this case the letter B has fallen to its tummy and square has turned to a cube. I had my own problems realising these prints, but I'm happy even though they are not perfect (you can find some nice dog hair under the print layer etc.. ;) - neither am I.

Much more crazycool clothes coming in a few days!

xxoo, Essi

Let the flash light sing

I finally made it! Here are some samples of Stay Tuned and Get Jeweled in action!

upcoming material: two black'n'white shirts, size XS/S.

 

 

 Poplishious (press the link!)

 

 Reddy Roo and Africa's Stars

 

 All 'bout Shoulders and Huh huh

Poptop and Purple? -earrings

 

Blackie and Shell-ish -necklaces

More photos to be found at Facebook (press the link)!

xoxo,

Essi

A peek in the closet

Yesterday I finally dared to sit down in front of my grandmothers sewing-machine and try if it still worked. Luckily it did! Here you go, some samples of STAY TUNED -collection:

Bright raspberry pink top styled with fresh, striking pleats.

Black and white looks fierce on this pinkie pie! Size S/M, 3 pieces.

Men's bamboo cotton T-shirt styled with old denim jacket.

Men's S, ladie's M/L. Unique piece.

Women's super comfy and silky bamboo cotton T-shirt with a cute 'jabot'. Looks really nice and feminine on. Size M, coming 4-5 pieces.

Men's casual raglan T-shirt styled with denim pocket.
Size L, 2 pieces.

My personal favorite so far (unfinished in these pics)!

Vintage washed women's T-shirt styled with rivets on denim cuts.

Simple and vigorous, yet chic and unique. Size XS, 2 pieces.

Coming up more variations in different sizes.

This one's a true delicacy (yet unfinished..)!

Bright strawberry pink, bright chain-decoration and small bows on epaulet. Size S/M, coming 4-5 pieces.

Every garment is manufactured ecologiacally and ethically considering both human rights and environment. P-pas does not use children labour, exploit the Chinese nor raise silkworms. Big part of tunings and stylings are made of inutile clothes or other textiles (for example I found the black and white -striped material in my grandmother's drawer). P-pas uses products of Continental Clothing, a company dedicated to Fair Wear. More information to be found HERE.

 

xoxo, Essi