1. The Seven Magical mood-rings
Tristan Galea, Francois Galea, Bryony Grech, Jazmyn El Gadi Pace

2. The story’s original name is “Is-seba’ Trongiet Mewwijja” ( The Seven Magical Grape Fruit).
An old Maltese fable told from person to person.
The seven magical Mood-rings.

3. How we changed the story
In the story we changed The King’s son into a rather arrogant and spoiled kid. We gave him quite a 1990s ‘fratty’ rich kid look. Giving him a nice pair of Oakley Glasses, The owner and founder of Oakley, Jim Jannard, began the company back in 1975.
Oakley Glasses

4. Collared Ralph Lauren Polo shirt
A polo shirt, which was famously introduced by Ralph Lauren in Since the short-sleeve, collared shirt bore the Ralph Lauren Polo logo on the chest, it was soon called the Polo shirt for short. Years later, the Polo shirt is still known as the signature piece of the Polo brand.  
Collared Ralph Lauren Polo shirt

5. And finally we decided to give him a pair of ‘Pepe Jeans’
And finally we decided to give him a pair of ‘Pepe Jeans’. Pepe Jeans was founded by Nitin, Arun, and Milan Shah in 1973 and was one of the biggest denim brands known for that time.

6. Bleached Hair- During the 1930s, the act of bleaching your hair was quite a risky one. People use to leave the salon with migraines swollen eyelids and even blisters due to the diabolical mix it had at that time. It was women whom most of the time bleached their hair, but later on the 80s and 90s it became quite popular among men.

7. Chevrolet Corvette C4- The Chevrolet Corvette was first for sale in the year 1984 and it’s production ceased around The C4 was known for its evolved, sleek and modern look. This corvette in particular was also the first to have a glass hatchback in the corvette collection
Chevrolet Corvette C4

8. Scene from Straight out compton (2015 movie)
For these three characters we decided to give them a suburb, hip-hop dance and rap style.
This style started and was popularized during the late 80s and 90s by the African-American and inner city youth community.
Today it is one of the most influencial fashion-wear to today’s standards.
Scene from Straight out compton (2015 movie)

9. A Raider’s Snapback~ The Oakland Raiders are a professional American football franchise based in Oakland, California founded on January 30, The baseball cap is an iconic accessory to the hip-hop and rap culture.
A Letterman Jacket/ Baseball Jacket~ This jacket was first introduced by the Harvard university in The letterman jacket was later on popularised by Hip-Hop and Rap culture.

10. We changed the Blossom Water Source into The ‘Three Legged Horse’ - Is called Zieme. It is a 4m sculpture made by Austin Camilleri and is meant to convey a very strong meaning about power and politics.
‘Ghajn Tal-Ilma’ Water source
‘Zieme’ The three legged horse
Blossom Water

11. Roy Linchenstein’s~ ‘Drowning Girl’
The Currant tree to the famous Roy Linchenstein painting ‘Drowning Girl’ produced in Linchenstein was mostly influenced from comic books, specifically DC comics which were being popularised during that time and still are to this day.
Roy Linchenstein’s~ ‘Drowning Girl’

12. Antonio Sciortino’s ‘Speed’ sculpture (Original piece)
The Dog eating straw to the famous sculpture named ‘Speed’. Speed was produced by Antonio Sciortino in the 1920s. The art deco scuplture depicts two galloping horses and horsemen whose speed leaves behind a strong force in the opposite direction. 
Antonio Sciortino’s ‘Speed’ sculpture (Original piece)

13. Andy Worhol’s ‘Coca Cola’ on canvas
Black captive cleaning and oven to ‘Coca Cola’. GreenCoca is a painting made by Andy Warhol, This paintings is attempted to take an everyday object and converted into a piece of art.
Andy Worhol’s ‘Coca Cola’ on canvas

14. The Two lions sitting on the side of the castle’s entrance~ ‘Andy mouse’. A 1986 screenprint created by Keith Haring. Andy Mouse is a combination of Keith’s and Andy worhol mutual admiration for Walt Disney.
An example of a Screen-print
Keith Haring’s ‘andy Mouse’

15. The seven mgical moodrings
The mood ring was created in 1975 by two New York inventors, Josh Reynolds and Maris Ambats.
Mood-rings are made of bonded liquid crystals with quartz stones set into rings that changes colours based upon the temperature of the finger of the wearer.
Mood-rings were a fun 1990s accessory worn by mostly teenagers.

16. Flannel shirt~ This famous buttoned checked shirt is known all across the globe. It’s soft and woven fabric is one of the reasons why it became very popular in the grunge style and culture.
Flannel Shirt

17. Nirvana’s famous ripped jeans
Ripped Jeans - Not all distressed jeans are worn as a fashion statement. Ripped jeans were simply a result of over-wearing. Prior to the 1970's, ripped jeans were mainly associated with the less fortunate. The famous band called Nirvana when mostly the cause of this trend that kept it going troughout the years.
Nirvana’s famous ripped jeans

18. Vintage Dr. Martens 1980s shoes
Doc Martens- – cushioned boots come in all types of colors, and even though Doc Martens are still a trend now, they were a huge thing in the 90s. These shoes were designed by Klaus Märtens.
Vintage Dr. Martens 1980s shoes

19. Teisco EP-200 guitar- The guitar’s design was created founded by Atswo Kaneko and Doryo Matsud in This bass guitar was short scale and had double blocks. It was simple and short scaled. It was a bass guitar with double blocks.
Teisco EP-200 guitar

20. Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman
Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman- This iconic chair was designed by Charles and Roy Eames for the Herman Miller furniture company. It is made of molded plywood and leather giving it a very elegant and modern considering that time. It’ s realease date was 1956.
Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman

21. ‘Lolita Lempicka’, a gown design made by Josiane Maryse Pividal in It represented a very joyful and whimsical mood to the bride thanks to it’s refined and elegant design. It was made out of lace and silk.
Lolita Lempicka Gown

22. ‘That dress’ 1994 Versace Black Dress
That Dress-  The 1994 "Black Versace dress of Elizabeth Hurley", also referred to at the time as "that dress“ was an iconic as the dress is perhaps one of Versace's best-known creation’s yet, and is considered to be largely responsible for launching Hurley onto the global media stage.
‘That dress’ 1994 Versace Black Dress

23. Walkman- When it first was introduced by Sony at stores on sale on July 1st in 1979 for $150, the public went crazy and it immediately became very popular among youngsters.
The first Sony Walkman 1979

24. Villa Arrigo- founded by Ralph Arrigo, and constructed by Cesare Garsin in 1887 this particular villa started operating in 1986 as wedding/ event venue. A rather colonial style villa with lavishing elegance with a grand marquee and beautiful gardens that create a serene atmosphere.
Villa Arrigo 1887