If you are tired of having something which everyone has and want something that is unique and tailor made with pride. Then you will like it here at Fuchsia Lane.
We are open every Tues to Fridays 12-7.30pm, Sat 1-7pm. Sun is by appointments only. Closed on Monday. Our atelier is at 118A Tanjong Pagar Road.
Introduce Fuchsia Lane to someone new and both of you get up to 20% rebates! Read on to find out. For October only.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
October Happenings
Introduce Fuchsia Lane to someone new and both of you get up to 20% rebates! Read on to find out. For October only.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
The Tokyo Design Exchange
Hey everyone,
Am just back from Tokyo-the land of geishas, sushis and cutting edge Japanese designers. As mentioned earlier, I am selected to be in PARCO's young fashion designer zone next year. So am sent on a 6 day design exchange trip to learn the best design practices from the likes of Comme des Garcon, Issey Miyaki and Limi Feu and the branding masters. This trip is organised by Parco, Spring Singapore and Textile and Fashion Federation.
My trip was packed back to back with workshops, trade fair visits and site visits to important flagship stores. It was an eye-opener to learn from the maestros, witness their luxurious tailoring, their creative visual merchandising and their amazing customer service experience! Every designer has created a very strong universe of their own. So am bursting with inspiration. But meanwhile enjoy the pictures below.
At Narita airport.
With one of our mentors David Wang, the designer of IS, and the other young designers outside of PARCO Japan.
Limi Yamamoto-the daughter of Yohji Yamamoto who is also a famous designer in her own right. She is sharing with us her experiences of showcasing at the Paris Fashion Week.
Editor of fashion web magazine. As you can see she is sharing some Japanese street fashion trends. Everyone dresses to make a statement on Tokyo's streets!
Snapping away during breaktime. We had 6 workshops packed in a day!
Editor of one of the largest Japanese fashion magazine publisher. They publish female titles that cater from teenagers to mature ladies and she is giving a talk on the Japanese fashion market.
Bunka Fashion College-The prestigious place which has nurtured Kenzo Takada, Yohji Yamamoto. We had a design exchange with the students and teachers there.
Sketches of the Bunka Fashion College students on display
Textiles division with a well stocked library of every textile imaginable.
Taito Designer Village-an incubator programme where promising designers are given business support and workshop space.
Creative accesories display at one of the designer's workshop in Taito Design Village
Fabric library at Taito Design Village.
Taken with magazine editor Takano-san
Welcoming speech by Managing Director of Parco Japan
Talk by visual merchandising expert Mr Noguchi on promoting products in your shop.
The venue of ROOMS- a trade fair for budding designers to showcase and sell their works. This place is also called Yoyogi National Stadium
Am just back from Tokyo-the land of geishas, sushis and cutting edge Japanese designers. As mentioned earlier, I am selected to be in PARCO's young fashion designer zone next year. So am sent on a 6 day design exchange trip to learn the best design practices from the likes of Comme des Garcon, Issey Miyaki and Limi Feu and the branding masters. This trip is organised by Parco, Spring Singapore and Textile and Fashion Federation.
My trip was packed back to back with workshops, trade fair visits and site visits to important flagship stores. It was an eye-opener to learn from the maestros, witness their luxurious tailoring, their creative visual merchandising and their amazing customer service experience! Every designer has created a very strong universe of their own. So am bursting with inspiration. But meanwhile enjoy the pictures below.
At Narita airport.
With one of our mentors David Wang, the designer of IS, and the other young designers outside of PARCO Japan. 
Limi Yamamoto-the daughter of Yohji Yamamoto who is also a famous designer in her own right. She is sharing with us her experiences of showcasing at the Paris Fashion Week. 
Editor of fashion web magazine. As you can see she is sharing some Japanese street fashion trends. Everyone dresses to make a statement on Tokyo's streets!
Snapping away during breaktime. We had 6 workshops packed in a day! 
Editor of one of the largest Japanese fashion magazine publisher. They publish female titles that cater from teenagers to mature ladies and she is giving a talk on the Japanese fashion market. 
Bunka Fashion College-The prestigious place which has nurtured Kenzo Takada, Yohji Yamamoto. We had a design exchange with the students and teachers there.
Sketches of the Bunka Fashion College students on display
Textiles division with a well stocked library of every textile imaginable. 
Taito Designer Village-an incubator programme where promising designers are given business support and workshop space. 
Creative accesories display at one of the designer's workshop in Taito Design Village
Fabric library at Taito Design Village. 
Taken with magazine editor Takano-san
Welcoming speech by Managing Director of Parco Japan
Talk by visual merchandising expert Mr Noguchi on promoting products in your shop. 
The venue of ROOMS- a trade fair for budding designers to showcase and sell their works. This place is also called Yoyogi National Stadium
Inspiring Tokyo shops
We were taken on a visit to various themed stores and flagship shops with inspiring visual merchandising and window display. Amazing! I am pretty impressed with their presentation and packaging techniques. Just makes you go goo goo gaga and want to enter the shop even though you dont know what exactly they are selling. Will have to re-arrange my own store after this. :)
The entrance of a jewellery store where every little thing is breathing its branding essence. From the entrance to the presentation to even the uniforms they wore.
Those displayed on the plate are pieces of delectable jewellery. And this place looks more like a chocolate museum.
I didnt know what this shop sells until I step inside. It looks so pretty outside. They sell jewellery!
Lamp Harajaku filled with dainty dresses. My dream shop. I have always wanted a 2 storey shophouse decorated like it was from a storybook. Shall perservere on. It is amazine how young designers there can afford the rents in main shopping belt even when I was told they receive zero support from goverment.
The cashier cum display counter at a hip multi label store called Opening Ceremony there.
Those are actually fitting rooms. Cute isnt it?
The signage of the chocolate shop. Doesnt it look more like a Gucci shop signage to you? Wah..
The entrance of a jewellery store where every little thing is breathing its branding essence. From the entrance to the presentation to even the uniforms they wore. 
Those displayed on the plate are pieces of delectable jewellery. And this place looks more like a chocolate museum. 
I didnt know what this shop sells until I step inside. It looks so pretty outside. They sell jewellery! 
Lamp Harajaku filled with dainty dresses. My dream shop. I have always wanted a 2 storey shophouse decorated like it was from a storybook. Shall perservere on. It is amazine how young designers there can afford the rents in main shopping belt even when I was told they receive zero support from goverment. 
The cashier cum display counter at a hip multi label store called Opening Ceremony there. 
Those are actually fitting rooms. Cute isnt it? 
The signage of the chocolate shop. Doesnt it look more like a Gucci shop signage to you? Wah..
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Miss Pom Pom
Beautiful bubble dress with exquisite Chinese collar and exaggerated mandarin buttons in unusual shade of mandarin turquoise. There is a hint of girliness with understated elegance.
Suitable for work or dress it up with clutch and pearl earrings for the Shanghai themed night. Thanks to Stella who posed in this lovely dress. Custom made only as we only have 3 of such imported mandarin buttons. Can be custom made into champagne gold or pink or other colours. Our queue of custom made orders are jam logged to end of October so make your orders now.
$280. Ladies First Club VIP members enjoy 10% discount for custom made. Join our exclusive club now.
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