Edited by Amanda Gabriele
It may be cold and the trees may be bare, but it’s possible to create your own tranquil spring garden before the first April showers arrive. We’ve rounded up eight of our favorite winter floral pieces that will carry you from winter to spring and right into the warm rays of summer.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Dolce & Gabbana are shuttering their diffusion line, D&G, making their show today in Milan their last. The design duo is incorporating D&G into its signature line, thus giving them more “strength and energy” to devote to their collections. Great, now I’ll have to depend on that trash-dump Armani Exchange for my overpriced hooker garb. [The Cut]
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Even though we got a few days of sun over the weekend, we’re still tired of hearing the rain fall outside our windows at the FashionIndie loft. Luckily, our favorite luxury Italian diffusion line D&G has collaborated with Skullcandy, the coolest audio brand around, so we can drown out the gloomy sound with our favorite office tunes. Ranging in price from $50 – $200, there is a style for every budget.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
A couple years ago plaid shirts came back with a vengeance. Many thought it was another trend but it seems these patterned tops are here to stay and we’ve picked a few that you won’t be embarrassed to wear all the time.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
There are few accessories in a man’s wardrobe that tell you about his personality. It is said that every gentle should don a nice timepiece so we brought you 6 that will surely turn head.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Dolce & Gabbana, never ones to shy away from a scantily-clad male model, overflow their Fall 2011 Gym collection lookbook with dolce dudes running drills while house muse David Gandy blows the whistle.
Edited by Samantha Lim
We silently (and fashionably) squealed in our seats when a signature shiny black and gold Dolce & Gabbana bag floated its way into the FashionIndie loft.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
The American boardwalk has become a place for fried food, fake boobs and leathery complexions, but this iconic beach scene hasn’t always been so seedy. Once upon a time, stylish vacationers and locals alike filled the seats in soda shops and on Ferris wheels, parasols and lace gloves in tow. East Coast boardwalks – being so close to NYC, center of the universe – were visions of elegance and abundance, even in spite of the freak shows, speakeasies and casinos. If you’re wondering how you can channel classic American East Coast boardwalk style this summer, check out our guide for all the must-haves.
