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Let’s face it, most iPods and MP3 players aren’t very fashionable. You can be rocking a stellar outfit, but slipping on those clunky white earphones just botches everything up. Well here’s a new way to listen to music in style.
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When it comes to designer vintage, FashionIndie does not eff around. We love everything about classic design – the uber-high quality, the meticulous craftmanship, the luxurious materials – not to mention the amazing stories that come with a Lanvin ball gown that is four decades old! Every outfit tells a different story, and like we always say, the best stories are the ones told in designer.
This Boutique Critique is about the amazing designer vintage store, 1 Of A Find. Curator and self-professed shopaholic Honey Moon goes on buying trips all over the world seeking out beautiful, unique, impossible-to-get-your-hands-on Hermes, Chanel, Gucci, Lacroix, and Lanvin to satisfy her international clientele. She used me as a Barbie doll and transported me into worlds I only dream of. Best part? Her prices are as unique as her collection, so we definitely recommend scooting over to her Brooklyn location asap. Check out all our amazing finds after the jump.
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Typically, zippers that don’t actually zip anything bug the hell out of me. Zippers exist to open and close; if they’re used as a design detail, it brings more life to the piece if the zipper really functions. Well, who comes in and tears my theory to shit? Marc Jacobs… damn you and your super adorable zipper stud earrings! Ah, just put them on and your face becomes the quilted stam you’ve been dreaming about. Gold or silver, choose your own hardware and zip it up the ears.
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As we slowly pack away winter sweaters and coats, it’s time to start thinking about showing more skin. Hitting the gym, planning a sunny vacation and shopping for new spring pieces are all on the agenda, but how about making a change to your accessory style too? Now that we’re wearing less clothing, big, bright and bold jewelry is coming out of hibernation. Here are some of our favorite statement jewelry pieces for spring – let us know how you’re going to wear them.
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Katherine Heath was like many girls her age as a child. She loved to string beads and make friendship bracelets for family and friends. But her real design career started after her mother gave her bags full of vintage buttons that once belonged to her great-grandmother. From there, Kates Design was born. One-of-a-kind bracelets and earrings created from these vintage fastenings remind of a time when the detail of beautiful buttons was an everyday part of getting dressed. I sat down with Katherine to chat about her business, design process and what’s to come in her world of charming button accessories.
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Modeled on classic pearl studs, these cement earrings are both chic and edgy.
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Don’t know where to go on September 10th? Here are my recommendations!
xo Katya http://styledefined.blogspot.com or follow me @katya_nyc
My criteria? First I had to love their products, secondly they had to have
more going on than champagne cocktails…and if they were a part of a larger group –like a block party– so much the better! This is a subjective sampling, if you think I’m missing something let me know!
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EVA NY
EVA NY Presents Stefania Pia jewelry and installation LOVE ME Sound Installation by TV Baby and cocktails
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FASHION’S GUIDE TO THE LOWER EAST SIDE: From new shops on the block to tried and
true LES veterans, a collection of the neighborhood’s most exciting boutiques play host to residents and visitors alike. Stop at Ferality, 62 Clinton St, to pick up your neighborhood ‘map’ complete with detailed ‘scavenger hunt’ instructions … and a list of prizes!! We’re all winners this far downtown with drinks and designer appearances to encourage you along your way. Stops include Peacocks, Szeki, Ferality, Alife and Live Fast – just to name a few. |
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Helmut Lang
Helmut Lang will create a festive block party atmosphere inside and outside
their Washington Street store along with blogger Cobrasnake. Expect a host of cool games, prizes and other special surprises. DJ’s Harley Viera Newton and Cassie Coane will provide the music for the evening and East Village’s Death & Company will bring their signature cocktails to the celebration. |
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IF SOHO NEWYORK
Designers appearing: Eddie Borgo and Ohne Titel, plus there will be a live music performance. Name will be announced later.
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International Playground
Special LIVE performance by Afrobeta at 9pm. Meet designers Ernest Alexander,
Mary Meyer, Tara St. James (Study), Helena Fredrikkson, complimentary cocktails and DJ 6pm-11. Outdoor courtyard open. Customs giveaways and special FNO shopping incentives. |
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INVEN.TORY
INVEN.TORY is a fashion boutique of more than 40 curated brands that include both
men and women’s clothing, footwear and accessories. The brand mix changes constantly as brands and styles are sold out and replaced by newer arrivals. Our product includes on trend and fashion forward merchandise at opening pricepoints, as well as special collaborative cuts and vintage pieces that are sold only by INVEN.TORY. All our products are carefully selected or designed based on emerging and contemporary trend setting styles. |
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Jeffrey New York
Personal appearances by designers L’Wren Scott, Jason Wu, Nicholas Kirkwood,
and Monique Pean. There will also be a personal appearance by celebrity Christina Ricci. Denim event hosted by the designers of Current Elliott. A menswear trunk show hosted by designer Devon Scott. Exclusive limited edition black leather messenger bags by Proenza Schouler available for $250. |
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Kirna Zabete
Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, Thakoon, Peter Som, Jason Wu, Aurelie
Biderman, Chrissie Morris, Elise Overland and more will be at KZ to meet clients and launch exclusive products. Proenza Schouler made mini PS1 wallets, Thakoon: wave print top and tap pants, Jason Wu: owl scarf, Aurelie Biderman: swan feather earrings, Peter Som: fashion-y cocktail napkins, Elise Overland: sleek jersey tunic, Chrissie Morris: leather belts. Kirna Zabete designed a limited edition leather IPAD case. All launching in store and on-line exclusively at Kirna Zabete.com. Still having fun after 11 years! |
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OAK
Join us for OAK’s interpretation of a mall. Make your own charm necklaces
at the Surface 2 Air kiosk, shred t-shirts with the ladies of LNA , and then stop over at OAK’s stand for a special surprise. Come play dress up with us in our fashion photo booth. 7-10pm. Drinks and D.J’s of course. Welcome to the OAK Mall, now get ready to shop. |
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Opening Ceremony at Ace Hotel
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Opening Ceremony will ring in Fashion’s Night Out with a French flea market
staged in the lobby of the Ace Hotel. Inspired by the famous Les Puces de Saint-Ouen market in Paris, the French flea market concept coincides with the launch of France as O.C.’s country of focus for 2010-2011. Brands will have their own flea market booths with exclusive items and designers will be present to meet with fans and enjoy the festivities. Participating brands include agnès b., Alexander Wang, Band of Outsiders, Deyrolle, Joseph Altuzarra, Keds, Ladurée, Patrik Ervell, Proenza Schouler, Rodarte, and more. |
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Partners & Spade
Partners and Spade, Vena Cava and Subports are teaming up for Fashion’s Night
Out to present a Fashion Outsider’s Fashion’s Night Out. We will be hosting one of a kind wearable items, hand made by people not in the fashion industry. The items for sale will be on display and for sale at Partners and Spade On September 10th, 11th and 12th and sold online via subports. Opening celebration 6-8:30pm |
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Patricia Field Boutique
Patricia Field is hosting the second annual Vogue’s Fashion Night Out event.
This time bigger and better. The legendary downtown boutique will stay open from 11 am until 1 am !! Fabulous gifts, gorgeous people, beauty makeovers for everyone at our special eyelash bar, cocktails, refreshments by Cafe Bustelo and more. Stay tuned for updates on this event . Cocktails to be enjoyed by guests 21+ |
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rag & bone
rag & bone is teaming up with fellow Mercer Street retailer 3.1
Phillip Lim to co-host a street party featuring food, drinks and a live DJ. Designers Marcus Wainwright and David Neville will be on hand to help SoHo shoppers style their Fall looks. Special guests include Revlon’s Global Artistic Director Gucci Westman who will perform mini-makeovers, and one of Revlon’s Global Brand Ambassadors (who will it be??). Look forward to seeing you there! peace and love, rag & bone |
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Scoop NYC
Scoop NYC and EDUN have partnered up to treat you to an evening in honor of
Africa. Meet Ali Hewson at the EDUN pop up shop while sipping Tusker Premium Lager. Jaleel Bunton from TV on the Radio will be spinning and we’ll also have a special performance by South Africa’s BLK JKS. EDUN/Scoop NYC encourage you to join Ali and bike it for the night! Ride a bike to the event and EDUN will feature those with the best bike style on their blog! The first 100 EDUN shoppers receive a free gift and the Van Leeuwen Ice Cream Truck will be giving out free scoops to the first 200 Scoop shoppers! |
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Vena Cava
Vena Cava, with Subports, will be hosting a Fashion Outsiders Fashions
Night Out Party at Partners and Spade from 6-9. We will display one-of-a-kind, handmade items, created especially for the event by people who have no connection to the fashion industry whatsoever. Curated artisans include: a scientist, an Oklahoma farmer, Grandma Sherry, An MTA worker, Lisa’s Dad, a policeman, a tree, people in prison, toddlers, and many more. All items will be for sale exclusively at Partners and Spade during FNO, and for one month afterward on a website created by Subports. Proceeds will benefit charity. |
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Check out the latest accessories to hit stores this Holiday.
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EVENTS
• Celebrity hairstylist Ric Pipino debuts his newest collection of hair products, Revolution in Cut, at Henri Bendel. 712 Fifth Ave., at 56th St. (212-247-1100); T and Th (11–7).
SALES
STARTING TOMORROW
• Spring merchandise is more than 50 percent off at the Tracy Reese and Frock! sample sale. The black embroidered cami jumpsuit is $140 (originally $310), the Plenty by Tracy Reese Daisy Sequin T is $75 (originally $198), and the Frock! Louise strapless dress is $99 (originally $200). Through 6/9. 260 W. 39th St., nr. Seventh Ave. (646-438-6928); T–W (9–7).
• Summer 2010 merchandise is up to 75 percent off at the DVF sample sale. Wrap dresses are $150 (originally $325) and beach cover-ups are $100 (originally $250). Through 6/11. 260 Fifth Ave., nr. 28th St.; T (9–6:30), W (10–8), Th (10–7), F (9–3).
• Leather bags, fabric totes, clutches, and more are all $150 or less during the Tucker Paisley two-day blowout sale. Through 6/9. Online only.
• Earrings, necklaces, and bracelets are up to 75 percent off at the Lee Angel sample sale. The multicolor bangle set is $38 (originally $95), the gold leaf drop earrings are $18 (originally $45), and the stone drop earrings are $84 (originally $210). Through 6/10. Prices start at $5. 524 Broadway, at Spring St., sixth fl. (212-334-6573); T–Th (11–7), F (10–5).
• L.A.M.B. and Harajuku Lovers handbags are up to 70 percent off at the Savvy & Co. sample sale. Through 6/11. 307 W. 38th St., nr. Eighth Ave.; T (8–8), W–Th (10–8), F (10–6).
• Dresses are $120, tops and skirts are $90, and shorts are $70 at the Lauren Moffatt sample sale. Through 6/9. 214 W. 29th St., nr. Seventh Ave., Ste. 1503; T–W (9–7).
• Napkins are $12 to $20 (originally $20 to $48), beaded place mats are $24 to $45 (originally $60 to $122), and beaded table runners are $150 to $225 (originally $410 to $525) at the Kim Seybert sample sale. Through 6/10. 37 W. 37th St., nr. Fifth Ave., eighth fl.; T–Th (9–7).
ENDING TOMORROW
• All new and regular-priced apparel is 30 percent off during Charlotte Russe's 48-Hour Sale. Online only.
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