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Tsu-Lange-Yor positions itself as a lifestyle brand, selling everything for "self and sanctuary," from body perfumes to burner oils – cleverly designed to look like poppers. The singer not only references LGBTQ+ culture with his brand, his last hit is “Rush”, which is named equivalent to a known poppers brand, is an unapologetic testament to his artistic vision as a queer artist.
The brands New York Pop Up reflect the Sivan’s artistic world and at the same time, feel very familiar to his own Melbourne home, both designed by Flack Studio. Since a video of Architectural Digest visiting Sivan's place went viral, he's been labeled as a tastemaker.
Tsu-Lange-Yor positions itself as a lifestyle brand, selling everything for "self and sanctuary," from body perfumes to burner oils – cleverly designed to look like poppers. The singer not only references LGBTQ+ culture with his brand, his last hit is “Rush”, which is named equivalent to a known poppers brand, is an unapologetic testament to his artistic vision as a queer artist.
The brands New York Pop Up reflect the Sivan’s artistic world and at the same time, feel very familiar to his own Melbourne home, both designed by Flack Studio. Since a video of Architectural Digest visiting Sivan's place went viral, he's been labeled as a tastemaker.
Tsu-Lange-Yor positions itself as a lifestyle brand, selling everything for "self and sanctuary," from body perfumes to burner oils – cleverly designed to look like poppers. The singer not only references LGBTQ+ culture with his brand, his last hit is “Rush”, which is named equivalent to a known poppers brand, is an unapologetic testament to his artistic vision as a queer artist.
The brands New York Pop Up reflect the Sivan’s artistic world and at the same time, feel very familiar to his own Melbourne home, both designed by Flack Studio. Since a video of Architectural Digest visiting Sivan's place went viral, he's been labeled as a tastemaker.
Tsu-Lange-Yor positions itself as a lifestyle brand, selling everything for "self and sanctuary," from body perfumes to burner oils – cleverly designed to look like poppers. The singer not only references LGBTQ+ culture with his brand, his last hit is “Rush”, which is named equivalent to a known poppers brand, is an unapologetic testament to his artistic vision as a queer artist.
The brands New York Pop Up reflect the Sivan’s artistic world and at the same time, feel very familiar to his own Melbourne home, both designed by Flack Studio. Since a video of Architectural Digest visiting Sivan's place went viral, he's been labeled as a tastemaker.
"I don't know that I would have started the brand without that video," Sivan says. It's a powerful testament to the impact of sharing one's passions with the world. The Pop-Up allows fans to connect with Sivan's world, experiencing his personal style and the way he curates his living space. This connection extends to the brand's playful products, from the iconic popper bottles to a unique, baseless fruit bowl, made with industrial designer Joel Adler, challenging expectations on products.
Tsu-Lange-Yor positions itself as a lifestyle brand, selling everything for "self and sanctuary," from body perfumes to burner oils – cleverly designed to look like poppers. The singer not only references LGBTQ+ culture with his brand, his last hit is “Rush”, which is named equivalent to a known poppers brand, is an unapologetic testament to his artistic vision as a queer artist.
The brands New York Pop Up reflect the Sivan’s artistic world and at the same time, feel very familiar to his own Melbourne home, both designed by Flack Studio. Since a video of Architectural Digest visiting Sivan's place went viral, he's been labeled as a tastemaker.
