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Come fall, it’ll be all about the well-rounded suede pump in rich, dark hues. They’re a perfect match with the some of the fall trends we’ll be featuring shortly - and a great way to dress up jeans or a pretty skirt.
A closet staple, like the LBD:
Tallara in Dark Pewter/Pewter | $75 at
Nine WestMichael by Michael Kors ‘Gwen’ Pump | $108.95 at
Nordstrom August 16th, 2005
Issue VIII of the Friday Fashion Hotlist: a compilation of some of the cutest and coolest stuff Style Intelligence Report saw out there this week.
This week, we’re hot on accessories: a grosgrain belt for women, and classic canvas slip-ons for men.
For women…
Polka-Dot Grosgrain Belt | $28 at
JCrew
Style Flash: Dots are hot. And this belt perfectly bridges the reigning stripe standard with a smattering of adorable dots.
And for men…
Vans Classic Slip Ons | $37 at
Vans
We’ve been seeing these classic canvas shoes on the feet of stylemakers everywhere. Some may prefer the more fashion-forward wildly patterned look, but we’re opting for a more versatile solid color. Find both varieties at the
Vans website.
August 12th, 2005
We’ve been scouring the Bay Area for fashion forward folks, and we’re happy to introduce a new recurring feature highlighting these people’s creativity and individual sense of style.
We’re pleased to inaugurate "Profiles in Style" with Tim, an ensemble cast member in the San Francisco production of Wicked. And by the way–we Loved the show. If you’re in the area, buy tickets. ASAP. They’ll sell out fast.
Name: Tim A.
Occupation: Ensemble cast member in "Wicked," currently playing at SF’s Orpheum Theatre.
Hometown: Los Angeles.
Style Philosophy: Casually dressy with a funky flair.
Wardrobe Staples: A closetful of jeans. Today, I’m wearing Parasuco jeans. I bought them in Toronto; they’re not readily available in the States.
Where I Shop: Beverly Center, and a lot of small boutiques, like Jet Rag. I also like Diesel stores.
Last Words: Fashion doesn’t always have to be uncomfortable.
August 11th, 2005
Ooh la la! With its rich hues and luxurious fabrics, the tailored Parisian chic of Lanvin’s past collection is a perfect transition from summer to fall. With its classic tailoring, our runway-inspired ensemble has a timeless polish.
Parisian Chic at Lanvin
Spring 2005 Ready-to-Wear
Photo Credit: Marcio Madeira
Diab’less Marina Circle Skirt in Black $135 at
Bluefly August 10th, 2005
Lately, we’ve spotted feet in a range of shades that run the gamut from bronze to pewter. 24K heels bring us back to the days of ’70s and ’80s excess, barely-there flats have us longing to soak up the sun in Capri, and strappy sandals allow some of us think we’re partying in Ibiza, even if we’re just in a seedy nightclub. Fulfill your greatest (shoe) fantasy with all of the gilt and none of the guilt!
Alphonse Sandal in Gold/Purple | $52.50 at
Nine WestMossimo Corinne Gold Birdcage Pump | $16.99 at
TargetMiss Trish of Capri Embellished Flat Sandal | $380 at
Neiman MarcusMossimo Gold Pricilla Crocodile Sandal (Web Only) | $19.99 at
Target.com August 9th, 2005
Issue VII of the Friday Fashion Hotlist: a compilation of some of the cutest and coolest stuff Style Intelligence Report saw out there this week.
This week, we’re keeping warm with the perfect summer-to-fall jacket for women and a motocross-inspired jacket for men.
For women…
Zoe Jacket | $99.50 at
Abercrombie and Fitch
The medium weight of the jacket combined with the detatchable hoodie makes this the ultimate jacket for the summer to fall transition. Plus the pockets are really cute.
And for men…
“Can You Handle It†Biker Jacket | $69.99 at
Kenneth Cole
The motocross styling on this lightweight jacket adds to its classic charm.
August 5th, 2005
We love this season’s tiered skirt, but we have an itch that it’s going to end up on the sale rack this fall…just like last season’s poncho. A refreshing departure from that is the circle skirt, with just a little fifties charm and all of its timeless elegance.
Some of our favorite ideas:
DKNY Pleated Circle Skirt | $245 at
eLuxury August 3rd, 2005
Looks like the denim industry is using its head. After season upon season of complicated rinses and treatments, jeans are going grey this fall.
As the most sophisticated denim variety, grey denim has versatility, refinement, and a dose of cool. It instantly elevates an otherwise so-so outfit, whether you’re going out for groceries or going to a club. Integrate this versatile piece into your wardrobe by pairing it with anything and everything in your closet, especially your whites from spring and summer.
What’s the verdict? Grey matters.
Check out some of our favorites, from Yoox.com:
For men…
Neil Barrett Jeans | $55 at
Yoox
Cloak Jeans | $74 at
Yoox
For women…
Habitual Jeans | $58 at
Yoox
Helmut Lang Jeans | $128 at
Yoox August 2nd, 2005
Issue VI of the Friday Fashion Hotlist: a compilation of some of the cutest and coolest stuff Style Intelligence Report saw out there this week.
This week, we’re paying homage to our fair city of San Francisco with items from local designers: a crazycute set of button earrings from Good Together, a mother-daughter design duo out of Oakland, and an absolutely Mesmerizing t-shirt design from Da Hee Projects, a design firm that makes graphic clothing to generate money for social and political projects.
For women…
Button Dangle Earrings | $40 at
Good Together
Amazingly cute earrings made from buttons, of all things. They also have a button
necklace for $40.
And for men (and women!)…
Around and Around Tee | $27 at
Da Hee Projects
Chaotic but captivating. And I’m not ashamed to admit that I like the bunny.
July 29th, 2005
Issue V of the Friday Fashion Hotlist: a compilation of some of the cutest and coolest stuff Style Intelligence Report saw out there this week.
This week, we’re mixing it up with a silver sandal and a perfectly preppy men’s polo.
For women…
Ipanema Sandals | $150 at
JCrew
The silver charm chain elevates this sandal from so-so to simply gorgeous.
And for men…
Penguin Jersey Stripe Polo | $49 at
Nordstrom
A snug-fitting polo with artfully chosen colored horizontal stripes.
July 22nd, 2005
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