7ply opening party

7ply project like last year and the year before.

Entrance is free, ends Sunday. Click through for more info and schedule.

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7ply opening party

The opening party last night was a blast. I'm still hangover.

Here I am with Mr Dipyadeep who is proudly wearing his new old-school green kicks. I'm in my green AB/SOUL dress (seen before here), black leggings and yellow Camper wedges (seen before here).

My friend Marietta wearing a cute Petit Prince figurine necklace and RTMone in his brand new Propaganda Rolling co. tee.

Fellow architect Elena in her candy stripes top, mint green scarf and handmade blue ring.

Skateboards were the get-around-the-party way of choice.

I think the woman in the two different shoes had the same idea as me, photographing the cute girl in the purple tutu.

Elektra is one half of greek elektro act Rockets In A Coma. She was kind enough to let my friend Marietta take a picture of her for my blog. Elektra, if you're reading this, we loved your outfit!

If you want to visit the skateboard art exhibition, you still have one day left, the 7plyproject ends Sunday night.

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Skateboard art this weekend

Yesterday I found myself in Technopolis, where 7ply project is being set up. It's the fifth year this event will be taking place, combining all elements of street culture (skate, street art and hip hop music) and the second time I will be attending. Do you remember last year, my dear Queen B?

More than 120 artists from Greece and abroad (among them my boyfriend and lots of my friends) will be using the skateboard deck as inspiration, but also as the actual canvas for their unique creations. A committee will chose the best skateboard to be put into production by Greek skateboard manufacturing company Propaganda Rolling co. as a limited edition design.

As you can see, people are working furiously to get the event up and running this weekend.

The entrance is free of charge and if you decide to show up, other than the skateboard art you will also enjoy a skate show by the most famous greek riders, live graffiti by german artist Flying Fortress and greek artist Ser and on Saturday, live music by Zoltan Tribe, Logos Apeilh, Killa Kela and Foreign Beggars.


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