Looking for some awesome designer vintage clothing at affordable prices and isn't crappy? Then please venture off to Brooklyn and check out "About Glamour", it offers unique finds and has a hidden art gallery in the back with affordable original art.
So you're having a hard time finding that perfect holiday gift for your man friend? May I suggest the the "Mirdle"?
Yes, it is as bad as it sounds.
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I know I would.
Chinese artist, Li Xiaofeng, creates these AMAZING dresses and jackets made from traditional Chinese ceramics from the Song, Ming, Yuan and Qing dynasties, which are then sewn onto leather undergarments so that they remain stable and wearable.
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This year Puma is turning 60! They're offering 20% off entire purchases at select stores and they are holding FREE concerts around the United States. But you must RSVP in order to attend.
Check out whose performing in your area:
West Hollywood, CA, December 8, 9:00pm
Plain White T's w/ DJ Adam 12
San Francisco, December 9, 9:00pm
Steve Aoki w/ Lady Gaga
Chicago, December 10, 9:00pm
The Bravery
Also check out their new collection, I Am 60, which coincides with the celebration.
To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Smart Car, Paris design house Hermes created 10 stylish models. Each running about $48,560, the interior offers unique shades of pinks, oranges, and blues.
It's kinda snazzy if you're into the whole 'saving the environment' thing, but gotta do it in serious style.
Here are a few style apps for your snazzy iPhone (All free of course. Hey, these are hard economic times):
Hairstyle Lite lets you snap a photo of yourself with your iPhone and has six hairstyles for you to try on. It's a good idea even though some of the styles are a bit hideous. At least you'll get a good laugh.
Sex and the City: Carrie's Closet is overwhelmingly cheesy but so useful! It lets you snap photos of pieces that you already have in your closet and create "outfits", then send them to a friend for a second opinion. It's good for someone like me that has so much crap that I need to take inventory.
The Style.com app is by far the best. It's great for up to the minute industry news, style blogs, and videos. Plus, you can view complete collections from Fashion Weeks around the world.
Han Cholo is one of my favorite L.A. born jewelry designers. It's creator Brandon Schoolhouse, a former DJ for the Beastie Boys, designs high-end jewelry inspired by East L.A. culture, Star Wars, and all things geek. An interesting combination with a surprisingly bad-ass result.
