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    Phoenicia Association Brings Art And Style To Phoenix

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    Pauline Montupet on Sep 3, 2009 2:18 PM PDT
    There's a new kid on the block in Phoenix! Phoenicia Association, a well-cultivated men's store and gallery space, opened earlier this month. Inside the seemingly abandoned brick building holds some of coolest, hard to find duds in the area. Started by friends Jeff Mann and Kyle Simone (both avid street fashion connoisseurs and patrons of the arts) were looking to cultivate a new way of thinking about and looking at art and design in the Phoenix metropolitan area. The shop is split into two sections: one that sells hard to find men's clothing labels April77, Wrath Arcane, Hixsept, and 3Sixteen, and the other that houses a gallery with monthly rotating artists. If you're in the area, make sure not to miss the opening parties for the new gallery shows that feature local artists, musicians and DJs! Check them out at www.wearephoenicia.com.

    Amsterdam International Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010: Ontfront

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    Fleur VandenBerge on Aug 14, 2009 10:18 AM PDT
    Initially started in 2005 as a platform for young designers and artists, Ontfront didn't take long to get swept up by the fashion scene. The line found its niche in a creative and functional fusion of urban streetwear and professionalism known as Sidewalk Tailoring. Nowadays, Ontfront is a statement and huge success within the Amsterdam fashion and club scene. National and international fashion-forward celebrities like Emmy Award nominated DJ Diplo and Musiq Soulchild are dressed in some of their designs. For the Spring/Summer 2010 collection that Ontfront showed at the Amsterdam International Fashion Week, they continued to impress with the theme "Tonight is the Knight," which was evident by their brawny statures and iron gloves. The diverse collection was said to be inspired by the brave medieval knight, with the sophistication of comfortable heroism for the modern-day cavalier. With a collection of fitted tees and polos, button-down shirts and tailored suits, the designs certainly broke the mold of modern menswear with its fresh and edgy details. Check the slideshow for pictures of Ontfront's stylish knight parade!

    Shop For Cute Basics By Celeb Favorite Rebel Yell At ...

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    Karmaloop Goodkarma on Feb 3, 2009 5:16 AM PST
    Tired of trying to look effortlessly cute all the time? Well I am. One of my favorite brands, Rebel Yell, has come to the rescue, making my wardrobe playful, comfortable and all things vintage. Getting ready for the much-anticipated spring season, the Rebel Yell collection, which is now at Karmaloop.com, remedies all of my fashion problems. The collection offers the basics: T-shirts, button-downs, raglans, hoodies and other clothes that are meticulously structured for optimal comfort and style. Conceived in February 2005 by Daniel and Andi Ballard, the label is heavily inspired by nostalgic childhood memories growing up in Virginia. Andi, the brand€™s designer, explains, €œit€™s a name inspired by the rowdy all-American lifestyle we grew up in. I want Rebel Yell to be super-fresh and easy to wear. The kind of clothing that doesn€™t overpower you, but still makes you look damn good. I obsess about the fit and design details, and refuse to put out a product that Daniel and I wouldn€™t want to wear." The brand reflects the styles that the creators grew up with: relaxed, fresh and classic. Rebel Yell€™s future is looking very promising, as it continues to attract both men and women everywhere, as well as celebrities like Reese Witherspoon, Lindsay Lohan, Mischa Barton, and many others. Keep your style at ease with my top three picks: the three quarter sleeve colorblock tuni hoody, the yes, no tee and the skinny pant.


    Check out the rest of the Rebel Yell collection at Karmaloop!

    Stylediarist Sweetpea's Lookbook Is So Sweet, You Might Get A ...

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    Caitlin McNulty on Nov 18, 2008 4:25 PM PST
    An ocean may divide us, but with Stylediary, I can always stay up-to-date with my favorite European fashionistas like sweetpea. Residing in London, sweetpea is a twenty-something working girl with serious style. Sweetpea combines retro designs with London's high street styles to get a totally hip and chic look. And oh my! I'm dying over her coat collection! Check out this adorable coat from Topshop and this coat from River Island. Plus, she has this charming tartan cape from APC for us all to drool over. Check out the slideshow to see some of my favorite (or should I say 'favourite?') looks from sweetpea, and also be sure to click over to sweetpea's Stylediary to see more!

    Street Style Steal: Get Victoria's "Ladylike Leather" Look

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    B B on Jun 27, 2008 6:16 AM PDT
    I spotted Victoria shopping in Downtown San Francisco. Drawn to her casual style, I got to stalking ... I mean talking! After snapping her pic for Stylehive's SF Street Style Stylediary, I found out Victoria was a leather accessories designer from Los Angeles! (You can purchase some of her work at her online boutique.) Leather can be harsh if used in excess, but her pieces are delightfully simple and she obviously knows just how to pair them with simple feminine items to let her whole style shine through. Check out my SLIDESHOW to find out how to co-opt her casual look.

    Street Style Steal: Get This NY Fashionista's Easy-Peasy Look!

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    patricia handschiegel on Jun 6, 2008 6:16 AM PDT
    Fashion people know that there are certain cities where locals just breathe style, the type of places that other fashionistas flock to in hopes that it might rub off on them (or at least land them the perfect find). New York is one of these kind of places, where even the little kids dress cool and next year€™s trends whisk by left and right. It€™s where we spotted today€™s Perfect Stranger, who takes five of the most basic things and whips up a snacky style combination. Not only does it look super cool, but it€™s also very easy to do! Check out my SLIDESHOW to see how to make it happen.
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