Sunday, July 22, 2007

Where are we located?

Apparently, numerous people got lost in their attempt to find Bijou Bazaar.

We are not located in Jaya 33 but Jaya Shopping Centre, the oldest shopping centre in Petaling Jaya, where people as young as *cough* yours truly used to hang out after school, not too long ago (the shopping centre is now under a new management, which is planning to regenerate the place).

It is the blue building on Jalan Semangat, Petaling Jaya.

We are on the ground floor, behind Starbucks and next to Delifrance. From the shopping centre main entrance, just follow the green footprints to the bazaar.

Psst! Don't tell anyone else, but our immediate neighbour sells a great selection of foreign and independent movies at RM 10 per DVD. I found 'Man Push Cart', 'Snow Cake' and 'Cinema Paradiso' there!

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Imported Fabrics from Korea

Korean Washable Silk, Italian Design Seta Pura and Polyester Satin available at the bazaar Saturday, 21 July!

*prices are between RM 15 - RM 40 for 4 meters

Friday, July 13, 2007

Polkatots

They say, "stylish parents have stylish kids". Polkatots, a boutique for them tiny tots, has signed up to be with us at the bazaar. The boutique retail adorable soft toys, colourful wooden toys and stylish kidswear. The products being retailed by Polkatots are by local and foreign labels such as Next, Kuta Kids and Gap; all at affordable price!




Do visit their stall at Bijou Bazaar this Saturday, 21 July!

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Silver Wing

Silver Wing, a product range by British Airways, captures the adventure and romance of a unique part of the aviation industry. Since the earliest years of commercial flight, artwork from amongst the most distinguished artists and designers of the day has been used for every kind of travel ephemera.

Some of the products available are:

['Le Touquet' Fine Bone China Mugs; Character Squares Mug and Roulette Mug. Diswasher and Microwave Safe. Illustrating the glamorous attractions of the French coastal resort, the 'Le Touquet' collection is based on an original design from 1937]

[Collage Apron, Oven Mitts and Tea Towels. The collage is based on designs from the 1930s, 40s and 50s]

[Postcard Set: 10 postcards in a gift wallet]

As air travel became increasingly popular, opportunities arose to promote new and fashionable destinations. Posters were commissioned that perfectly captured the romance and adventure of holidaying abroad. The Silver Wing range is based on some of those designs from the 1930s, 40s and 50s. Some of the nostalgic travel posters used in the gift range are:

INDIA BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS

Artist: W.H.A. Constable
Circa 1935

A Handley Page H.P. 42, 'Hannibal', flying over an Indian city on the banks of a busy river.

On a door at the back of the aircraft just after the registration is a Royal Mail emblem. This was the door to a special compartment for mail bag storage.

In 1934 the government announced plans for the All-Up Empire Mail scheme. This was to mean that letters for any part of the Empire would be sent by air automatically.



IMPERIAL AIRWAYS COMFORT ROUTES

The British Air Line.

Artist unknown
1930

In this poster, the company is trying to push the comfort of their airliners, especially as they were in competition with the popular and luxurious ocean liners of the time.

The very comfortable chair, which the gentleman is sinking into with his cigarette, has its own pair of wings to distinguish the advantage of speed over the ocean liners.

More than mere ads, these posters revive the spirit of adventure from aviation’s past. If you are into vintage art and aviation, you definitely need to at least have a peep at what Silver Wing has to offer. Do drop by the Silver Wing stall on Saturday, 21st July!

Psst! The retail price at Bijou Bazaar will be way, way lower than it was back in the UK. Apparently, it's almost 1:1, i.e. if it was selling at 3.50 quid in the UK, it'll be about RM 3.50 here. Meow! to that. :o)

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Maxis Wireless Broadband Reseller



There are two packages being offered to fit your budget:

1. Standard Package (384 kbps)
Access : RM 50
Modem Rental : RM 18
Total : RM 68

2. Premium Package (768 kbps)
Access : RM 80
Modem Rental : RM 18
Total : RM 98

If you are interested to subscribe to Maxis Wireless Broadband, do look for Unif and his team in black at the bazaar. The first 20 to sign up with Maxis Wireless Broadband every weekend, will receive free gifts (while stock lasts).

For further information, call Unif at 012.243.8823.
Hope to see you on Saturday, 21st July!

Wednesday, July 4, 2007

Bazaar Opens 21 July 2007


bijou bazaar flyers design - series one