Edited by Lucas Logan, L.A. Correspondent
For those of you that haven’t checked your recent Twitter updates or Facebook posts, Coachella festival 2010 was this weekend and only one word comes to mind: EXHAUSTION.
Edited by Lucas Logan, L.A. Correspondent
March 23rd was The Battalion runway show in downtown for Concept LA. The show had a lot of faux fur coats, cardigans, head wraps, and dresses. One piece that really caught my eye was a veggie fur shoulder wrap with an elastic back that just held your shoulders and stayed in place. It was something new that I hadn’t seen before so that was cool.
Being a vegan, I was really pleased that they actually used a lot of faux fur and leather in the collection. I also didn’t realize that I was wearing something VERY similar to the collection, a faux fur vest (no, I did not plan it). Overall, I think this was one of my favorite show this week and am anxious to see what else The Battalion has in store for us.
-Lucas Logan
www.itslucaslogan.com
Edited by Lucas Logan, L.A. Correspondent
Short Clip From My Phone.
Last night i went to two shows in downtown for Concept LA. The first show I saw was the great martinMARTIN. Scheduled at 7:30 to start, i arrived at about 8 and already had it in my head that i probably wouldn’t be able to sit at all. Luckily they had saved me a front row seat which also came with a gift bag and some death stares by the people that were standing. It was great. Studs, leather, draped hoods, and red/blue extensions were just some of the minor accents that really put together one edgy show.
(Part 1 of two fashion shows)
-Lucas Logan
www.itslucaslogan.com
Edited by Hillary Frazier
So I know I’m not usually the one writing the ‘On The List’ posts, but I was in LA last week hanging out with Lucas Logan and you all know that we just had to get some events in while I was there. Friday we headed to the Moods of Norway store on Robertson in Los Angeles for some afternoon cocktails and waffles, and to check out their new spring line. The sparkling Sake was a great touch to all of the bright colors, light music, and painted tractors. Check out the video we made of the store, with a little commentary here and there to the lines. Check out the Moods of Norway site to see more of their stuff, and find out where you can shop!
Edited by Lucas Logan, L.A. Correspondent
GOT MILK? Not quite. This weekend I decided to take a trip to Las Vegas at 12:00 am and when I was there I decided to meet up with this photographer Arty Z of Zumel Studios.
We thought up ideas and since I have always wanted to do a got milk shoot I was steered towards that. I’m against whole milk, so I decided to switch it up a bit and go soy. The results came out pretty rad. And working with Arty Z was unlike any other photographers. He knows what he’s doing.
Edited by Lucas Logan, L.A. Correspondent
Meet Aaron Farley, an LA based photographer who is making his way everywhere working with clientele such as Myspace Music and PAPER Magazine. Go inside for my shoot with Aaron.
Edited by Hillary Frazier
You may have noticed some new faces on Fashion Indie today, and I just wanted to take a second to introduce all of the Indies to our newest contributors, Lucas Logan and Jessica Li.
Edited by Hillary Frazier
Lucas Logan, an 18-year-old It Boy from LA has become the newest member of our ’25 Under 25 Stylish People To Know.’ You may remember us asking you about ten times to give us suggestions on who to replace Brad Goreski on the list because we found out he is secretly an old man, but no one really listened to us. Finally, a Cult member, Melanie Maverick, came through for us. She introduced us to fashion blogger/model/designer Lucas Logan, a braced-face triangle lover from LA that writes for Stylish Kids In Riot, as well as has his personal blog that talks about his going-ons and includes lots of photos. Apparently he’s going to be doing a runway show with American Apparel this fall, and spends most of his time spray painting, hanging out in the woods, and wearing beanies. We know this kid’s extremely LA, but that doesn’t have to be a bad thing.
