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From the LAEM Store: MEOW t shirt
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A new PK party collaboration from Rebel Unlit, this piece was designed by New Delhi-based artist, Anpu Varkey, and created from a cat stencil that she made as part of the Extension Khirkee Street Art Festival earlier this year. The Extension Khirkee Street Art Festival is India’s first of it’s kind, highlighting street art. We [...]
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From the LAEM Store: POOSH t shirts
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‘Poosh’ has a few meanings, none of them very official. POOSH Designs embraces that philosophy, allowing their clothes to have multiple styles and approaches. They’ve taken the term a step further, giving it its own acronym: Put on our shirts. We encourage you to do just that: from dinosaurs to bicycles, Poosh tees all feature irreverent graphics with a nod to pop culture. Check them out in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM store: Balletcats for kids!
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Doesn’t everyone young and old need a menacing rabbit on their clothing? The Balletcats certainly feels that way, introducing a line of incredible youth t-shirts. From an historic armadillo and alligator treaty, to a wise lesson about theft, these shirts are an absolute for any pint-sized t-shirt fan. Or for anyone willing to squeeze themselves into a kids size. Check out these new goodies in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM Store: Forza 5 Tanktop
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For those of you in the dog days of summer, this is the ultimate for beach and hot city days. For those of you in your winter months, surely you have a vacation scheduled soon? We bring you Vaughn de Heart’s Forza 5 Tanktop, a racing-inspired classic from a brand we love. Get this in [...]
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From the LAEM Store: Bad Taste Factory t-shirts
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Fashionable and avant-garde, Bad Taste Factory shirts highlight pop culture icons in unexpected ways. The Vulcan Jesus tee shows us that Star Trek fans come in all forms; while the Buffy shirt is an undeniable way to rock everyone’s favorite vampire fighting crew. Our favorite part about Bad Taste Factory is not their irreverent play on pop culture images, but the shirts that they print on: men’s tees are slim cut and fashion-centric, and the women’s are an uber-hot sleeveless boatneck. Shop for assorted Bad Taste Factory goods in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM Store: Moon Raven jewellery designs
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Nature with attitude, jewelry inspired by the crows, wolves, bears, and bones in the world. Handmade in Canada, Moon Raven Designs brings an edgy elegance to antlers, claws, teeth and skulls in their unique pendants and rings. Shop now for their Hummingbird Skull Necklace in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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Fashioned by Literature: The-Affair graphic tees
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The-Affair started with the simple premise to recognize and target the discerning intellect of readers: a healthy love for books, some straight up stunning graphics, and a pretty rocking clothing company was born.
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From the LAEM Store: new Sail v-neck t shirt
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A code and a sharp graphic all in one: the sailing inspired design by Vaughn de Heart stays true to the line’s theme of message-based art. Featuring the characters DIV INT as the graphic, this stylish new v-neck subtly stands for Division Intrepides: French, that is, for Fearless Division. Shop for this and other Vaughn [...]
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From the LAEM Store: Sarah Beetson Prince t-shirts
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You’ll never need another band t-shirt again. Behold the Prince tee by Australian-based artist Sarah Beetson, with artwork hand-screened onto vibrant shirts and originally created in very limited edition for an exclusive Sommerset House show. Available in very limited quantities in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM store: TIMBER sunnnies from skateboards
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Inspired by skate and surf culture, TIMBER creates eyewear and accessories from skateboard ply. Their Surf Glasses are crafted from eco-friendly wood and bamboo, and inspired by early boards. While their line of recycled belt buckles takes weathered skate decks and repurposes them into a cool statement of form and function. Select eyewear and accessories are available now in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM store: Inquiry into Jellyfish Giclee Print
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The newest giclee print from Rebel Unlit, Inquiry into Jellyfish, is an adventure in mixed media. We love the subtleties of this piece, which could be missed at first glance: the transparencies, the color distress, the foreground texture. We’re also a pretty big fan of that jellyfish. Inspired by Haruki Murakami’s The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, [...]
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From the LAEM Store: What Would Dolly Do? t shirt
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We often ask ourselves the same thing, and now so can too with this hot new shirt from Urban Cricket. Available as both a men’s crew and a women’s v neck, so everyone can rock the Queen of Country with style. The Dolly tee and v neck are new additions to the Lost At E [...]
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From the LAEM Store: Vaughn de Heart T-shirts
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Vaughn de Heart has tees down to a T: keep them simple, keep them sharp, and let the graphics send a message, literally, by stating a message. Vaughn de Heart tees feature brief statements like ‘heart’ or ‘the courageous ones’ (in French, which totally ups the sexy quotient). The sporty elegance of these pieces make them wardrobe staples. Check out assorted Vaughn de Heart shirts in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM Store: Sharp Shirter t shirts
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Not your average animal tees and not your average graphic tees, at that. Meet Sharp Shirter: animal absurdity, and graphic awesomeness. The detectives shirt answers any questions you may have about how a squid looks in a suit. On the man vs bear tee, the bear obviously criticized that dude’s suspenders. Check out these and other awesome Sharp Shirter styles in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM Store: Al Saulso’s photo prints
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Surreal and romantic black and white studies, visual diaries of people and places. This is the photography of Al Saulso, a Houston native who started as an artist in the graffiti scene and eventually transitioned into photography as a means of documenting life.
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