Big Art Hembrug 2020

Posted on 03/10/2020 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

Big Art Fair

Mimi Blogger Team visited the Dutch annual art fair Big Art. This year, just as the last time, it was held at The Hemburg grounds (in an old munitions factory) in 4 large exhibition halls. Hembrug is situated on the border between Zaandam and Amsterdam.

A small impression of the exhibition

Mimi Blogger Team took some pictures for you, who couldn’t be there, because sharing is caring and y’all know we love to share!
We also shot a short video of Peter Vink explaining his light installation.

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Seletti Flagship Store Amsterdam

Posted on 09/12/2019 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

At the opening of the Seletti store in Amsterdam

Mimi Berlin Blogger Team visited the opening of the Seletti Flagship Store Amsterdam just about a month ago. Seletti is an Italian furniture design brand known for it’s pop-culture-inspired products which bring humour and quality into your home. The store is situated in the Runstraat at number 22, that’s near the Prinsengracht. It’s hard to miss because the shopwindow boosts an overwhelming and very colorful tableaux-vivant.

studio job shopwindow opening selettistore amsterdam

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Happy Birthday Ulrike!

Posted on 08/09/2019 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

Today is the birthday of our own Ulrike Trage!
Happy Birthday Ulrike, from all of us at Mimi Berlin. xoxo

Above: this is an outtake from Mimi Berlin’s Fashion-Fest nr 8

TRINHBECX Show at the Dutch Sustainable Fashion Week

Posted on 13/10/2018 by Mimi Berlin Amsterdam

TRINHBECX

Dutch fashion designduo TRINHBECX showed the ‘Talking Trash Show’ last friday. It’s the newest collection for the TB19 season. The location was apropriate; Afvalpunt Oost (That’s the name of the place were you can dump your garbage in Amsterdam)

In collaboration with Dutch Sustainable Fashion Week, TRINHBECX had the opportunity to work with companies that offer a sustainable alternatives to existing materials such as leather and cotton. Materials like viscose developed from coffee grounds, leather created from plant cells, buttons that are made from fruit waste, in combination with textile surpluses.

Trinhbecx Talking Trash Show TB19

Trinhbecx Talking Trash Show TB19

Trinhbecx TB19 Group portrait

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As always, TRINHBECX showed well proportioned garments, including their signature bold detailing, we especially fancied the strong silhouettes. This collection can be seen as “a playful patch-work-story in a miss-match of materials with graphic lines and quirky (de)constructions.” Continue reading →