Hi Huneybees,
It was a
武林大会 (Martial Arts Symposium) as Fashion heros and heroines met at
orchardgateway for the
SECTS SHOP opening. It was a friendly meetup with cardboard weapons and pinot noir served in Chinese teacups as we all gathered to celebrate the opening of this multi-label store.
“We didn’t want to create just any other multi-label shop. Instead, we created a concept store with a pugilistic theme – curating brands to represent the ‘masters’ of each fashion genre. You’ll even be greeted with the words ‘WU LIN DA HUI’ when you enter the store’ --- Kenny Lim, designer and co-owner of SECTS SHOP
After debuting at Cineleisure late last year, SECTS SHOP has finally moved into their new home. Founded and curated by Singapore-based designer duo -
Kenny Lim and Andrew Loh (Creators of fashion label DEPRESSION). The shop has an eclectic mix of streetwear labels that are new to Singapore with International Menswear brands and Unisex Accessories, Bags, Shoes and even Home Ware!
Some of the exciting brands that are available at Sects Shop are Adlib from Hong Kong, Moheap bags and caps from Spain, cult UK streetwear brand Ivory Jar, Sugarpills tees and sweatshirts from the US, G-Dragon's favourite Korean streetwear brand - Human Potential, Inch Child from Hong Kong that is well loved by HK celebrities, Uuendy Lau and Manique accessories from Hong Kong, cult underground shoe brand YRU, Proef stockings and socks from Japan, URB from Germany, Eye Candle from Taipei and Blackbird incense and perfumes from the US, as well as Antidepressant (Depression’s second line).
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Ivory Jar |
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GD's favourite - Human Potential |
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Sugarpills |
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Inch Child |
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Stockings from Proef |
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Check out those 3D stockings from URB! |
But most importantly, the opening was also held in conjunction with the launch of DEPRESSION’s new diffusion line,
NOT COOL ENOUGH (NCE). It is Singapore’s first k-pop inspired streetwear brand and it have already released its VERSION 2.0, after a successful sell-out of the first season!
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Chris decked in NCE sweater. |