Our influnce came the alluring land of the 80’s movies produced by the grain of romantic soup, where the plot was carried within the setting of neon lits and synthesized rhythms. The power of romance was granted hues as cover shots that best captured the feelings of falling in love and discovering oneself were used.

Here nostalgia is not just used in the stories but has been embedded in every frame and we got to reminisce the precious time of our childhood that appears to be innocent and enchanting. The fashion was exuberant and multifaceted, with the shoulder pads and a good deal of leg warmers being characteristic of those times, most of the songs were designed to be iconic and heart wrenching, boring into your soul and giving you a feeling of longing and ardor at the same time. Stars, the main players in the slow dances and rain which served as the set designers for embraces unlike any other one could tell were of eternal nature, these motion pictures’ plot was being driven by their characters, by the people we cherish – the light-headed rebels, the heartbroken melancholics, and the lucky ones who meet in the wrong place and at the wrong time. Their hardships and achievements are almost like our own lives. Through these, they show that the power of love can never be overlooked, the credits rolled by this time; the musical symbolized the final moment. It left us with a notion of love and hope that love survives in timeless, space-less dimensions, And the other influence came from vaporwave aesthetic, what if you saw a scene where the sky was covered with pink cottony clouds and when the sun was about to set everything was brightly lit like wide-yarn spread in the land. While our identity is rooted in the cloudy vibes of the aesthetic vaporwave, our vintage vibe is kings which is embodied by our “anime nerd girl” mascot whose short blonde hair shooting out in all directions. 1980s vibes literally ooze from her body as she puts on her colorful garb that was bold and boldly fashionable for that era.