Rustan’s once again featured an interesting workshop for us…easy and quick entertaining during the holidays. Chef Him Uy de Baron showed us some interesting makis which are his own recipes! I love makis!!
Iconic clothing brand offers its fans limited edition
‘Dirty Thirty’ denim
Denim collectors are expected to queue around the block when Diesel unveils its one of a kind limited edition ‘Dirty Thirty’ jeans, which will be sold for one day only at Diesel stores worldwide. The premium-quality jeans are worth many times the ‘dirty’ price and the gesture is part of Diesel’s mission to thank its fans for their loyalty.
To be part of denim history, get down to the Diesel Rockwell store at 11:00 in the morning of Friday, October 10!
The jeans, designed by Diesel’s creative team, headed by its creative director Wilbert Das, are 30,000 only for 160 selected Diesel stores worldwide.
The limited edition jeans come in female (Matic) and male (Heeven) models, two of the most loved styles ever.
Price: Php3,030.00
On the back patch a xXx sign in Roman numerals will identify the unique product featuring a number of exclusive details: a one off ‘dirty wash’ treatment with side abrasion and hand-made repair patch; the back patch will celebrate Diesel’s 30 years of love and fun with the words ‘Dirty Thirty’ and ‘xXx’; side embroidery will state the dates 1978-2008; buttons will be customised with ‘Diesel 1978’ date of birth.
Unexpected guerrilla tactics will spread the message to all Diesel fans around the world. From cute cleaning teams taking to the streets of major cities in Diesel-branded cleaning vehicles to staff in Diesel stores religiously cleaning everything and everyone – while clad in all-in-one protective suits.
Find more details on how to get our exclusive ‘Dirty Thirty’ denim on www.diesel.com.
Expect the jeans to enter the history of collectibles – so get down to your local store early that one day only if you want to be among the few to own a pair…
…but be warned and prepared to fight dirty!
In the Philippines, Diesel is exclusively distributed by Stores Specialists, Inc. (SSI) and is located at The Power Plant Mall, Greenbelt 3, Robinson’s Place Malate, and Shangri-La Plaza Mall.
Rustan’s celebrates the art of Amorsolo with limited special edition shopping bags
The Amorsolo Retrospective and the four-month multi-venue exhibition of the 
Inspired by Fernando Amorsolo, who was named National Artist for Painting in 1972 and the first Filipino to be given that distinction, Rustan’s Supermarkets has made the Amorsolo Shopping Bags available to the public as a contribution to the awareness and understanding of Filipino culture and core values as seen in the master’s paintings, illustrations and sketches.
Amorsolo, also called the “Grand Old Man of Philippine Art”, is known for his wide range of subjects – from his idealized female images of the Filipina, scenes of traditional Filipino customs, fiestas and occupations, to his series of historical paintings on pre-Colonial and Spanish Colonization scenes.
The one of a kind Amorsolo bags are available in two sizes, with four (4) original Amorsolo painting designs
Harvest, 1947
Mango Tray, 1950
Cooking Time, 1952 and
Picnic, 1948
priced at P145.00 (medium) and P160.00 (large) each. The bags, each made of reusable lightweight katcha fabric, will be available beginning October 1, 2008 until April 30, 2009 at all Rustan’s Supermarket Fresh stores.
Join Rustan’s Supermarkets in celebrating one of the greatest Filipino painters. Get your Rustan’s Supermarket limited edition Amorsolo shopping bag now and collect all 4 designs. Corporate orders and specific art design requests are also available through Rustan Supercenters, Inc at telephone number 895-2291.
Rustan’s Supermarkets are located in Glorrieta-Makati; Rockwell Powerplant Mall; The Gateway Mall in Araneta Center; The Shangrila Mall, Edsa; in San Antonio Plaza Arcade, Forbes Park, Makati; Greenbelt, Makati; Paseo de Magallanes, along South Superhighway; Corinthian Hills; Ayala Center, Cebu; Arcenas Estates, Banawa, Cebu, and soon in Tomas Morato, Quezon City.
