The variety of goods at Papabubble is vast. Ranging from heart shaped confections to X-rated lollies, choices are (to say the least) extreme. The sugary delights are made before your eyes allowing for a rare transparency in this over-packaged game.
Meanwhile, like the consistency of their caramels, the company’s business sense is hardcore, with stores in Tokyo, New York and Amsterdam, with more to come. Obviously, warm and welcoming, Papabubble puts the conveyor belt candies found at the airport to shame.
If you don’t know its predecessor, then the new brand showcase and trade fair might leave you impressed – pretty, slick and, for being Spain, reasonably well organised.
Local furniture maker Concepta Barcelona pulled out all stops at MACBA on Tuesday night for the presentation of the latest batch of artists invited to its Dress For Success project, in which the artists add a twist of their own to Concepta’s pieces.
Priced to make Zara and H&M look exorbitantly expensive and faster, and even less scrupulous, than Inditex at copying fashion designs, it's been a runaway (and throwaway) success everywhere it's opened.
With the opening of Alex Estilles and Xavi Lanau's brainchild, those delectable fashion samples will now be put on sale to the public. And naturally, being set up by PRs, everything in the shop is for sale.
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