Happy Pop-Up Market!

6th of March 2013 by Christina

Well, with a name like that, it must be a fun place to visit – I would imagine!

The first “Happy POP-UP-MARKET” in Leipzig is a market for handmade and fair-made products and takes place on 6 + 04/07/2013 first time in Leipzig.
Venue is the Kulturbar “Froelich & Glorious” in the West Wing Lindenfels eV Hähnelstr. 27, 04177 Leipzig.
Opening times of the market: Saturday, 04.06.2013, 14 – 22 clock, Sunday, 04.07.2013, 11-15 clock.
Admission is free for visitors.
The market sees itself as a forum shopping for products beyond the bland unit offering.
It provides designers, artists, labels and small mini companies an opportunity to present their handmade products to sell.
What is proposed here is developed with a lot of passion, attention to detail and great fun.
The product range is wide. In addition to jewelry, bags, fashion and product design can still find many other small items to be purchased.
A nice way to get hold of a unique or special gift … so close to Mother’s Day approaching.
The manufacturer of interior products (from Leipzig, Jena, Erfurt and Berlin) are of course the spot and can be met directly.
Here you can inter alia be learn what is special about the “upcycling”, what is behind “Scrimshaw jewelry” and if you look at the glass bead making often burn their fingers.
Reach the “Happy POP-UP-MARKET” by public transport is easy: Tram line 14: stop K.-Heine-Straße/Merseburger road or tram 3 and bus 74: stop Felsenkeller
Guests can also take a fine range of cakes and drinks at the Kulturbar “Froelich & Lovely”.
For more info & dates it to https://www.facebook.com/HappyPopUpMarket
Here, the participants are introduced individually to the market beginning.

The first “Happy POP-UP-MARKET”  is a market for handmade and fairly made  products and takes place on the 6th + 7th of April.

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Where: The Venue is the Kulturbar “Froelich & Glorious” in Lindenfels Westflügel eV, which is at 27 Hähnelstr., 04177 Leipzig.

Opening times: Saturday 6th April; 14:00 – 22:00, Sunday 7th April; 04.07.2013, 11:00-15:00.

How much: Admission is free for visitors.

The market sees itself as a forum for shopping for products beyond the usual, bland, everything the same offerings available on most high streets.

It also provides designers, artists, labels and small ‘mini’ companies with an opportunity to present and sell their handmade products.  What is being proposed with this new venture has been developed with a lot of passion, attention to detail and great fun.

The product range is wide. In addition to jewelry, bags, fashion and product design there are many individual, small items to be purchased.

It could be the perfect opportunity of getting hold of a unique or special gift … especially as it will be so close to (German) Mother’s Day.

The creators of the products (from Leipzig, Jena, Erfurt and Berlin) will of course be there on the day and will be happy to answer all questions about their products..

Reaching the “Happy POP-UP-MARKET” by public transport is easy: Tram 14: stop K.-Heine-Straße/Merseburger road or tram 3 and bus 74: stop Felsenkeller

There will also be a fine range of cakes and drinks available at the Kulturbar “Froelich & Lovely”.

For more info & dates, go to: https://www.facebook.com/HappyPopUpMarket

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Westbesuch/ Westpaket – Plagwitz festival on 7th July!

4th of July 2012 by Christina

the wonderful event that is the Westpaket is happening this Saturday – the 7th July.  Second-hand clothes, bric a brac, handicrafts, designer jewellery – the list of things to see and buy is pretty endless.  Get yourself to Karl-Heine Str and enjoy the singular atmosphere only to be found in the wonderful west side of Leipzig  :-)

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There will also be many tasty things to eat and bands to see and stuff to dance to.

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Bastian Stein: THE style man

6th of June 2012 by Maeshelle
Bastian Stein, photo: Maeshelle West-Davies

Bastian Stein, photo: Maeshelle West-Davies

YES! That was me sitting across from that gorgeous man, but sadly not a date. I was talking to him about his business BastianSteinStyling.

As you can imagine from looking at him, Bastian started out modeling in Berlin and Paris. He loved the fashion environment, but didn’t enjoy the waiting around and soon started assisting photographer Vincenzo Laera. Bastian found this stimulation of his creative side rewarding and knew he had found his niche. It wasn’t long before others recognized his talent and he began styling spreads and writing features for magazines in Berlin and Paris.

styled by Bastain Stein for Maxim magazine

styled by Bastian Stein for the Fashionisto

Who are his favorite designers? Balenciaga, DiorRaf Simons and Givenchy.

Currently based in Leipzig, Bastian continues to hone his craft, adding television and personal styling to the mix; great if you want to look like a million every day or for a special occasion. Now you don’t have to be a model to look like one. I asked for the one most important simply-must-have to update my wardrobe for summer and he whispered, “White graphic patterns.” Tyler Galster styled by Bastain Stein, photo: Vincenzo Laera for Phenomene

Tyler Galster styled by Bastain Stein, photo: Vincenzo Laera for Phenomene
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