SNEAKER TREATS FROM BAMBOO A
SO YOU’RE LAZING ON THE BEACH, powering up your batteries from the night before and you’re pondering ‘when oh when will I win some fabulous sneakers?’. It’s amazing
how telepathic we are, isn’t it? That’s right. Bamboo A’s are neat, buff and a pair will be waiting for you on your return to Blighty, just as soon as you’ve got your little fi nger out and emailed
helene.stokes@
djmag.com telling her why the devil you should win a pair.
WHAT ARE YOU WEARING?
ANINHA
HERE’S SOMETHING ELSE you can do while you’re sunning yourself or wishing you’d bought a different colour pair of board shorts with you. Design your own! How fabulous is that?
Myboardshort.com is
Quicksilver’s genius idea that allows you to pick and choose from 10 colours, 3 prints, stud
fasteners or cord ties and add your own signature.
Or why not make a pair for someone else. Makes a nice birthday pressie.
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SWEET HONEY PIES
Got a pulse? Watch it rise...!
TIM GREEN… a bit of a cutie with nice boy looks and a touch of stubble. Yum!
NORMAN DORAY… could it be the dipple? Or is it just those kissy lips and the French accent? Oh stop it.
MAYA VANYA… what’s not to like about these foxy Croatian sisters from New Zealand?
TENSNAKE… he’s rocking ‘the’ look of the summer and his disco packages have got us singing from the rafters.
LOTTIE… making a bit of a comeback to our hearts. She’s a hottie alright.
What are you wearing right now? “I’m wearing black skinny pants, leopard skin shoes, a black t-shirt, a jean jacket and a black scarf. It’s really cold in São Paulo at the moment!! All my clothes are from Zara and my shoes are from Mr Cat.”
How would you describe your style? “I’m a real urban person, so my inspiration comes from the streets. I take it from all walks of life — from the baggy cool urban look, to the glamorous nightlife and party people. I really like to mix it up.”
Favourite labels or designers? “I am really into Zara — not that you would guess from what I am wearing! I love it especially because it’s hot on the trends and has a fi rst turnaround of different styles. I also really like Osklen. In Brazil I especially love Glória Coelho, Caio Gobbi and Reinaldo Lourenço.”
Favourite boutique? “I am not too familiar with the boutiques in Ibiza but I do really love the island’s sense of style. I don’t even really have a preferred store in Brazil I’m ashamed to admit. My fave ‘store’ is actually based in England — asos. com! I’m so addicted and really like getting my clothes online. I love the fact it has a different mixture of styles,
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labels and the way you can fi nd trends easily. It makes my life really easy. It’s my naughty little secret.”
What is your essential piece of clothing you’ll be bringing with you to Ibiza? “My Havaiana fl ip-fl ops. Seriously, if you’re from Brazil then you would understand. This brand is the best at making comfortable fl ip-fl ops in every style. An absolute must!”
What will you be doing in Ibiza? “I will be DJing at Warung’s new residency at Privilege. I’m really excited to play there, as Privilege is an amazing club and Warung is the best club in Brazil, so I’m really keen to see the party. They have got some really great DJs playing so I’m sure it will be great fun and we’ll get to bring a little of the Brazilian spirit to the island. “I’m also planning to go to the beach a lot, haha — the beaches in Ibiza are some of the best. I may even try to get to Formentera. I will eat well and will probably get myself down to some of the underground nights that Ibiza will provide.”
What else do you have coming up? “I’ll be DJing a lot and spending some time in Berlin this year. It’s my fave city in the world! I cannot wait.”
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