MODISSA: INFINITELY NEW. DAS STUDIO.

We have already announced it. At modissa, the lockdown time was used creatively. Today they present: DAS STUDIO.

Located on the 2nd floor at Bahnhofstrasse 74, you can find NEW designer labels such as 3.1 Philipp Lim, Proenza Schouler White Label and Mara Hoffman.

From summer dresses to athleisure wear to designer pieces, it's all in. Whether international cult objects such as the Autry sneakers from Texas, exclusive designer fashion from 3.1 Philipp Lim or wonderfully relaxed items from Proenza Schouler White Label or Soeur.

But fashion can do (infinitely) much more. Mara Hofmann shows the way: The New York designer uses recycled and environmentally friendly materials and pays attention to fair production conditions. Stella McCartney's current adidas sports collection consists of at least 75% plastic waste, which pollutes our oceans. And the British label Beaumont Organic combines aesthetics with ethics.

Images courtesy of MODISSA

DAS STUDIO offers local artists new space to let off steam. For example with the hand-painted plant pots by the artist trio Mickry 3.

The Mickry 3 founders, Christina Pfander, Dominique Vigne and Nina von Meiss, work exclusively in a collective. The cooperation started with their M3 supermarket. An installation with over 1000 self-made products, all wrapped in cellophane and available at dumping prices. With the intention of producing inexpensive art for everyone, they simultaneously undermined the functioning of the market and that of the art business.

Zurich artist and illustrator Sandra Vogt-Borbély designed the walls in the STUDIO with her one-liner faces and her unmistakable line.

Last but not least: THE STUDIO range is rounded off with living accessories. A highlight - the carefully curated and artistically designed series of books by Assouline. Psst, they also help a bit against wanderlust. The label Pols Potten from the Netherlands beautifies everyday life and the also Dutch label HK Living brings Nordic coolness and beauty into your home with its ceramic collection.