This biker meets sherbet trouser shorts in a laid back Canadian way.

Soft hat and short hair is hard to pull off -- she looks angelic!

Loving the long proportions and the neutral palette. The stunning pop of color at the ankles is attention grabbing in a subtle way.

A bold shoulder and a sheer skirt, or a lesson in masculin/féminin.

Black and blue and sheer all over, this girl kicks it down with sneaks and picks it up with the multitude of jewelry.

Mod made now his the British streets.

There's nothing wrong with child labor if the kids are dressed in this chic utilitarian jumpsuit for a hard day's werq.

Nautically fall and deeply bright, the stripes are doing it right.

This demi-Van Der Woodson look of black and creme plays in the trenches.

Three in one, my fav is on the right, the mullet skirt steps it up.

Going catty with prints and spray painted effects, the look is a bit trippy.

Recognizing the void of published material that the average twenty-something could actually relate to, writer and Robin Hood of the fashion world Lei Diaz, has set out to ?ll the void through Chic Latina?s Casa Couture.
CLCC started out as a Facebook fan page, a place where Lei would post her daily fashion ?nds and notes about her favorite fashion trends and designers. The fan page grew by leaps and bounds, and quickly surmounted the con?nes of the Facebook world, taking on its own identity (and domain name), and transforming itself into Chic Latina?s Casa Couture- The source for all things fashion.

Regaridng the site itself, Lei has been quoted saying, “Chic Latina?s Casa Couture is not just another fashion blog, it is an interactive website dedicated to promoting the idea that fashion is a fun and freeing mode of self expression.”

With her impeccable fashion sense, fun and quirky writing style, and talent for editorial design Diaz?s site has quickly gained a following, and is expected to continue to grow signi?cantly with the addition of a “Reader?s Closet” section (launching in July), and their ?rst large-scale event, the “Casa Couture Fashion Swap.”

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Nikki, another Fashion Indie friend and friend of friends from Ruff Club has what could be the most killer blog I’ve ever seen.  Complete with style photos, runway reviews, spreads, and DIYs, she’s as sharp as it comes, with edginess dripping from every post. It’s refreshing to see someone posting things that you aren’t going to find on Style.com or other mainstream fashion blogs, and instead works of art, lines and spreads that are actually creative, and DIYs that make us swoon.  Here’s some proof:

We love fashion people, but we especially love fashion people that have blogs. Check out .dirtyflaws. and prepare to be overly-inspired for days and days!