My Very Energetic Mother Just Said: Uh Oh No Pluto!
A planetary mnemonic is a phrase used to remember the planets (and sometimes dwarf planets) of the Solar System with the order of the words corresponding to the increasing sidereal periods of the bodies.

In 2006 the International Astronomical Union (IAU) declared Pluto to a dwarf planet. Pluto is now considered the largest member of a distinct population called the Kuiper belt and no more a planet.

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100% Cotton, durable rib V-neckband, Unisex

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German silk screen print in Pantone Black 7

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Thomas Jeppe is a Melbourne-based artist and founder of independent publisher Serps Press. Publications include Home Made Tattoos Rule, Shoot: Photography of the Moment, The Times They Are The Changes.  His practice is an ongoing negotiation between publishing, painting, sculpture and photography.

Working from his home studio in Sydney Australia, Mitch Beige Brown creates visual aids and bold, inspired graphics for a selective base of cultural clients. His message is direct, but rich in concept, exploring some of life’s issues; both the mundane and the fantastic. Taking inspiration from the principles of ancient symbols and forgotten zeitgeists, Mitch marries strong typography with engaging imagery across his record sleeves, book projects, branding, textiles, web design and art direction. He enjoys swims at the beach, cold beer, prog rock and chicken sandwiches.

For the Qompendium Questionnaire Session Mitch invited Thomas Jeppe to be his counterpart.

The “Tartan” is a pattern consisting of criss-crossed horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colors. Tartans originated in woven cloth, but now they are used in many other materials. Tartan is particularly associated with Scotland. Scottish kilts almost always have tartan patterns. The company Burberry also uses this Tartan pattern. Check out some of the new arrivals.

Sabrina Dehoff has been experimenting on the accessoires market for quite a while now, making "selfmade etsyism" and sailor knots a common parlance among the Berliner itsy-bitsy fashionistas. The results are at times distrubing and sometimes charming and the prices are far beyond reality. Dear Sabrina, we really like your collections but we have one message for you: please work on the quality of your products as it leaves universes for improvement.

Michael Michalsky does understand the architecture of creating interesting show concepts perfectly curating a blend of fashion, pop, show and premium entertainment. He offered his 1.000 guests a world
premier on the 9th of July at the Tempodrom, in Berlin. Hours before the heart beats pounded, we were more than delighted to be backstage and see how Michalsky works with the models, stylists, seamstresses. He was at his best temper, attentive, witty and in a brilliant mood.

The Lee Spring Summer collection is inspired by the 1950s. Lee is playing “The Matching Blues” with a modern twist, using premium denims like the Selvage Matching Blue, Selvage Matching White and Selvage Chambray Fabrics. The tops are combining vibrant colors and atomic prints, mixing work wear with leisure.

Artist Sam Lewitt is born in 1981, in Los Angeles. His art is odd and at the same time it displays quality, research,while the artist meticulously prepares his work for his audience. It is a joy to see images of his work and installations. We wish more of Sam Lewitt in the near future and hopefully in Germany.