And the runner up to our jacket-happy Friday Fashion Hotlist…Tahari’s Techno-Cotton ‘Keystone’ Jacket!
Shape is reminiscent of a safari jacket, but the pocket detailing is more minimal. We also appreciate the waterproofedness (yeah, now it’s a word) of the "techno cotton" fabric.
$238 at Bluefly.
2 comments February 24th, 2006
Commonplace item, yet completely unexpected on a tie.
Secondary function: a great conversation starter.
$78 at Aloha Rag.
February 23rd, 2006
Curious George, it’s not nice to chase the bunnies.
$78 at Kitson.
February 22nd, 2006
Our latest find? Jewelry from Julie Garland that is both affordable And chic! With her down-to-earth prices and her focus on timeless styles that complement any look, what’s not to love? We have an eye on her Olive Martini Bracelet, shown at left.
$37 at Julie Garland.
February 21st, 2006
Like we said, Birds are everywhere…and even on this adorable tote bag!
$34 at Urban Outfitters.
February 20th, 2006
Thanks to the latest black fad, clothing stores are carrying chic dark items again. You no longer just need bright colors to reflect your vibrant personality! Sport this short-sleeve button-down top at the office or happy hour.
$78 at Anthropologie
February 17th, 2006
Again, my love of animals gets the better of me. They have rabbits! And squirrels! And a mountain goat!
I want a penguin.
$9 at Cut+Paste.
February 15th, 2006
Stroll down the magazine aisle of any bookstore ,and you’ll fast realize that there are more fashion publications than one can physically keep up with. And if you pick one up, you’ll find more advertisements than editorial. If you’re tired of the fluff, try FLY DVD, the first fashion and art “moving-magazine†instead.
“How is watching a film comparable to reading a magazine?†you may ask yourself. The answer lies in the third dimension.
Up until now, the fashion curious have experienced their love of clothing through traditional 2-D print magazines. FLY DVD is bringing to life the outfits (and models) you wish you could see in person. Another reason to dust off that DVD machine is a vital element FLY has that Vogue doesn’t: sound. FLY is giving serious fashionistas all over the chance to not only see style in action, but to also hear it. With its integration of film, music, art, fashion, and dialogue, the goal is not only for the viewer to have fun, but also to be stimulated, inspired, and informed even when they step away from the television set.
Though the FLY DVD concept is in its early stages, its players are no rookies. Zero Issue, the very first fashion on film FLY DVD, features the works of established and emerging photographers, filmmakers, animators, artists, and musicians. With 14 fashion films, 6 interviews and documentaries, 9 music videos, Zero Issue includes fashion editors’ favorite designers: Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, Yves Saint Laurent, Y3, Zac Posen, Boudicca, and Cloak.
Featured in the next issue are contributions from John Malkovich, Alex Antitch, KT Auleta, Mike Figgis, Vanina Sorrenti, and Alex Cayley. Look for designs from Jean Paul Gaultier, Louis Vuitton, Burberry Prorsum, Riccardo Tisci, and more. If you still have no clue how fashion plays on film, visit www.insidefly.com for a sneak-peak trailer of Zero Issue.
Convinced? Buy a copy for your own DVD collection.
$45 (one issue) at InsideFly
7 comments February 14th, 2006
Pay long-due respect to the world’s (okay, TV’s) greatest hero by wearing this shirt, which I found on my new favorite site, ChuckNorrisFacts.com. There, you can also find all-too-true statements such as, "If you spell Chuck Norris in Scrabble, you win. Forever."
(Shirt also available in other styles and colors.)
$24.99 at ChuckNorrisFacts.com
1 comment February 2nd, 2006
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