I do get the sense that many are unimpressed by the collection and brand itself and I have to say a few words to defend it. It is a preconceived notion that people have of local designers or designer labels. Bloodbuzz seems to fall in neither category since pieces from the brand's collections are simple unlike local designers which have drapes on drapes and avante garde designs. Bloodbuzz pieces are also priced affordably from $60 - $100, making it feel like an ordinary blogshop or online store rather than a designer brand which price range usually falls within that of a few hundred dollars. I applaud the courage of the people behind Bloodbuzz to be daring enough to take a step in the unknown and venture into a part of the positioning map where no competitors have been to.
Having a chance to speak to Kimberly also gave me an insight into how the brand thrives. She confessed the danger of not following trends, but designing according to the lifestyle of the Bloodbuzz clientele- a niche market segment. While this concept may be risky, it may eventually be taken on by more people, since timeless staples never go out of fashion.
Now, all it takes is for Bloodbuzz to prove its detractors wrong, and I'm sure it will.
To shop BloodBuzz, visit their website at www.bloodbuzz.com.sg.
Photos from the launch event below.
Fashion bloggers (from left to right): Randy from Fashionide, Dawn (coincidentally my schoolmate!) from DawnBey.com and Brandon from ChicPrinceB |
From right to left: Rachel (friend and fellow fashion blogger with an amazing style blog. Please go read it!) from Style Societe and Michelle
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hey do they have an online shop? if yes, do share the link! :)
ReplyDeletewould like to check them out!
Yes they do! You can visit the store at http://www.bloodbuzz.com.sg/. Thanks :)
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