Lockwood Introduces Figment
Courtesy of Alex Loffstadt, Outso Community Manager
After the fuss caused by the release of the Fool Throttle label a couple of weeks ago, this week sees another Lockwood Catalogue brand making itself known. Figment.
Figment represents a change of pace for Lockwood, and a move to high-end formalwear. Figment is all about elegance, poise and show-stopping style in the form of –
Stunning evening dresses
Chic jewelled sandals
Handsome trilby hats
To smart brogues
Figment is about being able to stride confidently into any party, room or restaurant knowing you look great. But, most of all, Figment is about imagination and the ability to combine separates in ways you hadn’t considered before to produce even more incredible looks and outfits. The power is yours!
| Crystal Teardrop Earrings |
| Crystal Encrusted Sandals |
| Evening Elegance Crimson Dress |
| Evening Elegance Crimson Corset with Teardrop Necklace |
| Evening Elegance Pack – Crimson |
| Gentleman’s Formal Cane |
| Gentleman’s Brogues – Black |
| Gentleman’s Trilby – Black |
| Gentleman’s Formal Dress Trousers – Black |
| Gentleman’s Formal Dress Jacket – Black |
| Gentleman’s Formal Dress Pack |
In other news, the VICKIE Valentine event has been a big hit and is entering the voting phase; the public can have their say on their favourite.
The Shortlisted finalists can be found here:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=112753932101&aid=270035
And the voting page can be found here:
http://apps.facebook.com/opinionpolls/poll.php?ref=stream_poll&pid=ABEzgZZmfI4
Editor’s note: Lockwood keeps bringing amazing fashion to Home! While there will doubtlessly be no shortage of transactions for the female Figment pieces, I think we can all agree that there’s a real shortage of contemporary, high-end men’s fashion in Home. In real life, I personally am very comfortable in Brioni, Dunhill or Zegna; yet in Home, it seems like I often have to choose raiments that make me look like a chav or a mythical creature. Figment helps fill a rather conspicuous gap in the range of men’s apparel in Home, and deserves to do extremely well. It is my hope that the sales numbers are sufficiently encouraging enough to convince Lockwood to further expand the selection under this brand as well as Fool Throttle.
February 23rd, 2011 by NorseGamer | 8 comments
NorseGamer is the product manager for LOOT Entertainment at Sony Pictures, as well as the founder and publisher of HomeStation Magazine. Born and raised in Silicon Valley, he holds a B.A. in English/Creative Writing from San Francisco State University and presently lives in Los Angeles. All opinions expressed in HSM are solely his and do not necessarily reflect the views of Sony DADC.
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Very nice. I look forward to a flood of well-dressed gentlemen in Central Plaza.
That corset has definite possibilities. (I’m thinking with the black bikini bottom / pareo from the Irem Beach store. Totally hawt.) I wouldn’t mind buying that piece in several different colors. Red is okay, but nothing says smexy like basic black.
I want to see Figment offer a full line of Kate Middleton dresses, separates, and accessories (not to mention the hats!). If this first offering takes off the way I predict it will, it’s back to the drawing board for some upper-Middleton-class styles.
Just a btw, this set has been delayed for America, may appear next week instead.
Finally,tyvm to lockwood.
I nearly bought everything from that Lockwood store. I guess I can add those two sets to my catalog of Items toc onsolidate on the list.
Kudos on the article, Norse. Cheers!
I am glad to see some has figured out that we need long skirts!! I would love to see a whole array of long skirts in a variety of colors available asap. Those wedding dresses that they have (had?) in Japan and HK are beautiful and in many pastels, that is exactly what we need here. Then when we have our next ball the gowns will be a sight to see. And btw Lockwood, you rock!! and our balls are very popular events that will become even more popular as time goes on.
I don’t know why everything that’s available on home in other regions cant be made available in the u.s.a. I would really like to see the final fantasy outfits and the anime outfits in the u.s.a.
That’s nice.