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Latest issue on 7 Sept 2025. Update every Saturday.

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Vol.15  カラフルさの持つ意味と効果

Vol.15  カラフルさの持つ意味と効果

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Vol.15  カラフルさの持つ意味と効果

日本で過ごしていると、 どこか落ち着いた色や、控えめなトーンを選ぶことが多い気がします。

でも、南国に来ると不思議と気分が変わる。 少し明るい色を選びたくなったり、 いつもより軽やかな自分でいたくなったり。

それはきっと、強い太陽の光や、 街の中にあるカラフルな景色に、 自然と気持ちが引っ張られているからなのかもしれません。

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Nalaの服を見ていると、「カラフルだな」と感じることがあります。

でも、その色たちはただ目立つためにあるわけではありません。

Nalaにとって色は、“なんとなく選ぶもの”ではなく、ちゃんと理由があって置かれているものです。

  • この色があることで、全体が引き締まる。
  • この色があることで、やわらかく見える。
  • この色があることで、バランスが整う。

ひとつひとつの色に、ちゃんと役割があります。

だからNalaの服は、たくさんの色を使っていても、どこか落ち着いて見えるのかもしれません。

そしてもうひとつ。色は、その日の自分を少しだけ変えてくれるものでもあります。

元気でいたい日。 やさしくいたい日。 少しだけ背筋を伸ばしたい日。

人は知らないうちに、 その気分に合う色を選んでいます。

Nalaの服は、その“選ぶ楽しさ”を思い出させてくれる。

無難な色ではなく、少しだけ気分が動く色を選ぶこと。

それは、自分の気持ちに正直になることでもあるのかもしれません。

Nalaが色を使うのは、ただきれいに見せるためではなく、 その人らしさを、少しだけ引き出すため。

色をまとうことは、自分を飾ることではなく、 自分の本当の気持ちに近づくことなのかもしれません。

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

The paintings began exactly one year ago. Each vase holds flowers with meaning. The chrysanthemum for long life and devotion, the dandelion for resilient women, the yellow saraka for joy, the heaven lotus for purity, the magnolia for quiet strength, and more still waiting in my studio. They began simply as paintings, but one year later they have found their place.

Instead of photographing the artworks, we translated them into layered illustrations so the colours could be separated, chosen and silkscreened. It means the skirt carries the soul of a painting and the precision of a print. A long process, an experiment, and something I am genuinely proud of. You will see a picture of me with the originals.

The production is very limited and each skirt carries its own quiet story. And for those who love the paintings but prefer not to wear them, we created a small number of limited edition prints, available in all our stores.

Why We Keep Changing

Why We Keep Changing

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Why We Keep Changing

If you walk into our stores and feel like something has shifted, even slightly, that’s intentional.

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Visual merchandising is not just decoration. It’s one of the most powerful tools in retail. Studies have shown that customers make decisions within seconds of entering a store, and what they see, the colours, the layout, the mood, immediately shapes how they feel and how long they stay. And the longer they stay, the more they engage.

That’s why we keep changing things.

It doesn’t have to be expensive. Of course, brands like Louis Vuitton and Hermès set the gold standard. Their windows are art. Their budgets are something most of us can only dream of. But creativity doesn’t belong to big budgets. It belongs to intention.

Sometimes it’s as simple as a new mural, a set of stickers, moving things around, or adding something unexpected. Small changes, done well, can completely shift the energy of a space.

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

And that energy matters. Not just for customers, but for the team. A fresh store feels alive. It keeps everyone sharp, engaged, and proud of the space they are in. You can feel it the moment you walk in.

Today, too many brands rely on safe visuals, standard photography, predictable layouts. But retail should feel like something. It should invite you in, make you pause, make you look twice.

Because at the end of the day, we are not just selling products. We are creating a feeling.

And feelings need to be kept fresh.

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
13 Is My Lucky Number

13 Is My Lucky Number

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13 Is My Lucky Number

I’ve always had a soft spot for the number 13. Most people avoid it. I choose it.
It’s my reminder to walk towards what feels uncomfortable, not away from it.

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I recently received Fail on Purpose: The 0% Chance Mindset by Uanthern Loh, and it immediately resonated. Not because it taught me something completely new, but because it put words to something I’ve always believed. I’ve never been afraid to fail. My question has always been simple: what is the worst thing that can happen?

And the truth is, the worst thing is that you fail. But that’s not really the worst thing. You learn, you get back up, and you move on. Nobody dies, nobody gets hurt. It’s all far less dramatic than we make it out to be.

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

What the book does beautifully is reframe failure as something you can practice. Not avoid, not fear, but actively step into. Because the more you experience it, the less power it has over you.

In business and in life, that changes everything. When failure stops feeling like a verdict, you become freer to try, to build, and to begin. And sometimes, that’s all it takes.

Wrap It. Frame It. Keep It.

Wrap It. Frame It. Keep It.

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Wrap It. Frame It. Keep It.

We have a little surprise for you this weekend.

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We’ve just launched new flower posters, and with any purchase, you’ll receive one for free. There are two versions, both simple, beautiful, and easy to live with. Think of it as affordable art.

We spend so much money on wrapping paper, only to crumple it up, cover it in tape, and throw it away within seconds. The truth is, the cost of printing something disposable is no different from printing something worth keeping.

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

So wrap your gift with it. Then frame it. No tape, no waste, just something that continues to live on your wall.

Available this weekend at all our stores in Malaysia.

Coasting at Great World

Coasting at Great World

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Coasting at Great World

At the edge of Great World, we’re coasting.

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Sometimes you just don’t know what to get a man. And honestly, this solves it. Our leather coasters are a small collaboration with fourjei, handmade by founder Sze Jie and her husband, using our archive fabrics. Nothing complicated, just something useful, well made, and a little bit unexpected.

The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.
The skirt that thinks it is a painting.

We figured Singapore probably needs coasters more than Malaysia, so they’re only available here. Made from real leather, they’re durable as hell and will last you forever. The kind of thing you don’t think about, until you have it and then can’t do without it.

It’s a small piece, but it makes a great gift. Easy, cool, and actually practical.

Only at Great World. Right at the edge.