PHOTO FROM COPENHAGEN STREET STYLE
Sunday, October 31, 2010
TRAEGER
The trager trench coat from Henrik Vibskov is one of our favorite pieces in-store this season. Check it out on Herbert, a PR agent from Agency V in Denmark, and pick it up here.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
STYLECASTER SAYS: Sally Lapointe and The Twentyten for Fall
Monday, October 25, 2010
ROCHAMBEAU: Jersey Drapery at its Finest
EVA is happy to add Rochambeau to its designer roster this season. The selection of the line at EVA is full of draped, twisted jersey pieces, suitable for both sexes, and a hooded textured cardigan. See below for a few pictures and and a short interview with the Rochambeau designers.
How many people are on the Rochambeau team?
There are three members of Rochambeau. Michael Venker is the head designer and Josh Cooper and Laurence Chandler manager brand development. In addition, the three members offer each other as sound boards for ideas, concepts and trends for the brand.
When/how did you guys start?
Rochambeau began in 2008 after Michael Venker received a Golden Thimble award at Parsons for design excellence. The three then bonded over menswear and the inception of Rochambeau began.
Can you pick a favorite piece that we have in stock at EVA?
We really love the suspender jersey top- We love the modest construction of the garment by creating a layered front out of a single piece of organic cotton jersey.
Who manages what on your team?
We each manage each other to a degree, but I would say overall Laurence manages the team, and keeps everyone up to date on deadlines and goals.
Why menswear?
Its an area we felt, as men, we could have a strong perspective and direction. We felt like the market is saturated with womenswear and that there was an opening and demand in the market for creative mens pieces with a pragmatic price point.
Do your pieces have an intentional unisex appeal?
In the beginning it wasn't intentional but due to the response that women gave our brand we started toying with the idea of developing the jerseys to fit that market.
Womenswear in the future?
Yes, we are currently developing and coming up with concepts for a women's capsule as soon as A/W 2011.
What are your future plans?
We want to master our team, including our fabric sources, production managers, trim developers and expand into other areas of design and develop relationships with other brands to start collaboration. And then retire at 35. (!)
How many people are on the Rochambeau team?
There are three members of Rochambeau. Michael Venker is the head designer and Josh Cooper and Laurence Chandler manager brand development. In addition, the three members offer each other as sound boards for ideas, concepts and trends for the brand.
When/how did you guys start?
Rochambeau began in 2008 after Michael Venker received a Golden Thimble award at Parsons for design excellence. The three then bonded over menswear and the inception of Rochambeau began.
Can you pick a favorite piece that we have in stock at EVA?
We really love the suspender jersey top- We love the modest construction of the garment by creating a layered front out of a single piece of organic cotton jersey.
Who manages what on your team?
We each manage each other to a degree, but I would say overall Laurence manages the team, and keeps everyone up to date on deadlines and goals.
Why menswear?
Its an area we felt, as men, we could have a strong perspective and direction. We felt like the market is saturated with womenswear and that there was an opening and demand in the market for creative mens pieces with a pragmatic price point.
Do your pieces have an intentional unisex appeal?
In the beginning it wasn't intentional but due to the response that women gave our brand we started toying with the idea of developing the jerseys to fit that market.
Womenswear in the future?
Yes, we are currently developing and coming up with concepts for a women's capsule as soon as A/W 2011.
What are your future plans?
We want to master our team, including our fabric sources, production managers, trim developers and expand into other areas of design and develop relationships with other brands to start collaboration. And then retire at 35. (!)
The Rochambeau designers: Laurence, Michael and Josh.
UPDATE: The Rochambeau jerseys can now be purchased here. quick! they're going fast!
Sunday, October 24, 2010
SALLY IN SURFACE
The floorlength Sally Lapointe gown, just back in stock, was recently featured in surface magazine, accompanying an article that cites Sally as one of the fresh faces in fashion. See this dress, along with other party-ready pieces at EVA now.
EDIT: Looks like the twentyten also snagged a spot in surface's roundup of emerging labels.

EDIT: Looks like the twentyten also snagged a spot in surface's roundup of emerging labels.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
NOW FROM GERMANY: Boessert Schorn FW10/11
The fall colletion from Berlin-based label Boessert Schorn has finally arrived at EVA. This season from Sonia Boessert and Brigitte Schorn think slashed felt, irregularly dyed striped draped tops and dresses and double-faced knits for days.
Friday, October 15, 2010
STRAIGHT FROM SWEDEN: Diana Orving AW10
EVA just received Diana Orving's FW10/11 collection, full of pieces that, while entirely (maybe TOO) wearable, play tricks on your eyes- think the above asymmetrical dress with only one long sleeve and a stretched body and a top with thin connecting cords that make it almost seem like the fabric is floating on the body.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
HE WAS A FRIEND OF MINE
We just received some goods from new Australian label Friend of Mine (name derived from the Bob Dylan song, not the Biggie one...) See below for a sampling of the selection and shop the entire collection on our webshop soon!
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