By Cindy Man Hun
7 For All Mankind landed down under last Tuesday night, bringing along a breath of fresh air. The Californian fashion brand curated by Michael Glasser, Peter Koral and Jerome Dahan in 2000, was proud to open its first Australian boutique at Emporium, Melbourne, the city’s premium shopping complex. 7 For All Mankind is renown for its vast selection of quality denim, and much loved sportswear, footwear and eyewear.
Launch night saw some of Melbourne’s most stylish attend, and manifest a true social feeling with agreeing canapés and refreshing cocktails. Guests had a chance to really see the brand’s quality and further indulge in premium shopping services, which included personalised jean fitting.
The store replicates existing 7 For All Mankind retail spaces, with clean architectural lines and industrial elements using mixed materials of oak, white marble and concrete.
7 For All Mankind Emporium is located at Shop G37, Emporium, 287 Lonsdale St Melbourne 3000.
Related
-
REVIEW OF EDENVALE’S PREMIUM RESERVE RANGE
Words by Andrew Kemp Images Courtesy of Edenvale We’ve all had some unpleasant surprises, haven’t we? Like when the “Poisson et frites Anglais tradionelle” on the restaurant menu turned out to just be fish & chips. Or when the premium coffee at the new “must visit” spot just doesn’t match up to your regular hole-in-the-wall’s … Read more
-
COCKTALES ON THE COUCH
Cocktales on the Couch with Wayne & T0m *Book Launch held at Diesel Bar Melbourne Wayne and Tom are the cocktail-loving couple who have been making us laugh out loud as they sit on their couch, watching TV. In Cocktales on The Couch they reveal their favourite cocktails and the memories that inspired them. Find out … Read more
-
Saké Restaurant & Bar bursts with Cherry Blossom inspiration
Saké Restaurant & Bar welcomes Spring… Saké Restaurant & Bar is celebrating the arrival of spring and the stunning sakura, or cherry blossom, with an exclusive Champagne dinner and special cocktails available throughout September. Saké The Rocks in Sydney, Saké Eagle Street Pier in Brisbane and Saké Hamer Hall in Melbourne are also ushering in … Read more
