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VIVA DEL MAR


Maggieangus.com offer £100 worth of Ibiza-kissed jewellery…


That’s right, lazy bones, you’ve got a chance to win a whole outfit’s worth of jewellery from their current collection that’s themed greatly on Miami, Studio 54 and Ibiza. Maggieangus.com is a fun, quirky label of unique handmade designs with a hint of vintage chic going on. They’ve very kindly offered one lucky DJmag reader £100 worth of jewellery to win. Email helene.stokes@ djmag.com with Viva Del Mar in the subject box and telling her your name, address, yah?


FIVE FAB PUMPS


It’s good to get your toes out in the sunshine (unless you’ve got a super-sized big toe like our Clubs Editor, Adam Saville), but it’s a risk assessment, let’s face it. Who wants to be trodden on? Canvas pumps it is, then — WeSC, Bench, Ted Baker, Vera or just good ole dependable espadrilles.


WHAT ARE YOU WEARING?


SEAN BROSNAN (aka FETE) What are you wearing right now?


“I’m wearing a shirt I bought from a young designer in the Chatuchak weekend market in Bangkok. I went there at Christmas and they have some really talented designers creating some great clothes, plus loads of retro stalls. Somehow, my wife walked away with an old fur coat, which is quite ironic considering it was about 35 degrees.”


SWEET HONEY PIES


These pages just wouldn’t be the same if it weren’t for our lustful list of ‘easy on the eye’ DJs and producers — hormones on overload!


MAYA JANE COLES Ask most males with a pulse which DJ they fancy, and they’ll all gasp Maya Jane Coles! Fit chick alert!


MENDO


He’s got the smooth Swiss charm factor alright. A Vagabundo with bells on!


DJ W!LD I say! Did someone turn up the heating or something? He can rock the dancefloor and do much the same to our heartbeat.


VULCANO This lady has got the kind of casual style and tomboyish appeal that’s going to keep us interested for long time. Innit.


TANIA


Favourite labels or designers? “I really like You Must Create, I’ve got loads of bits from there over time, it’s just good quality and not too brash.”


NICK CURLY


Watch out, Nick. There can be such a thing as ‘too good-looking’ — we’re thinking Blue Steel, or maybe even Magnum!


Favourite boutique? “Beyond Retro in Soho — always great bits in there. Plus they play good music, sometimes ear- bleedingly loud, but always an interesting selection. Combined with interesting clothes pulled from the past with love, housed in a large basement in Soho — all makes for a more unique shopping experience in my book.”


What’s an essential piece of clothing to bring to Ibiza?


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How would you describe your style?


“I like shapes, stripes and checks on my clothing. I’m into clothes that are simple — so I’m a fan of stores like American Apparel too.”


“Would have to say swimming shorts, even if sometimes I don’t actually go swimming — at least I’m packing with optimism.”


First experience of Ibiza? “At about 17, I went to just about every club on the island with my brother. I remember some old guy at Privilege trying to chuck us out for being too young. He was dressed as a Ring Master with a big moustache, which was surreal in itself, but no-one else seemed to care. It was an amazing place to be when you are 17, experiencing all these huge clubs and dancing around with lots of Spaniards and Italians. I’d never really experienced anything like that before then.”


What are you doing in Ibiza? “This year, we are doing Future Disco at Space with Carl Cox and also on Fridays with Come Together. We have people like Jacques Renault, Crazy P, Bottin playing, should be loads of fun, can’t wait to get started!”


What else do you have coming up? “Just about to release the new ‘Future Balearica’ CD, which is sounding perfect for those long summer days. There’s also a brand- new single on my Needwant label from Max Essa with an ace Kim Ann Foxman (from Hercules & Love Affair) remix.”


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