Dress Marcs the Spot for Jacobs, Alessandra Ambrosio Births a Boy and Maurice Sendak Now Where the Dead Things Are

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

- Anja Rubik‘s bony thigh is quickly replacing Angelina Jolie‘s bony leg at the viral appendage of the moment. [Refinery29]

- Marc Jacobs apparently raided my fantasy wardrobe for the lace dress he wore to the Met Ball last night. No stranger to a kilt or even the occasional full drag, Jacobs remarked that he “just didn’t wanna wear a tuxedo and be boring.” Mission: accomplished. [Telegraph]

25 Peeks Into The StyleX Shop Hop At SXSW

Edited by Nicole Vardo

Almost a week into SXSW here in Austin, Texas  and it’s time for the weekend and round two of StyleX! Today a group of stylists, editors, designers, and bloggers from all over got together and visited over 12 boutiques all over Austin in honor of the StyleX shop hop preview.  A few of the places we visited were Kendra Scott’s corporate office down in SoCo, Stag, Moss, Hem, Bows + Arrows, and many, many more. All local businesses owned by very innovative and inspirational people. Tomorrow StyleX officially starts at the Austin Convention Center. The event will be filled with fashion shows and talks about bloggers, tech, and of course music! After the jump are 25 sweet things I spotted at all these great boutiques today.

Kaleidoscope App Lets You Shop Streetstyle Photos

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Oh, the future. It seems like only yesterday that Al Gore invented the internet and cellphones were the size of universal remotes. But look how far we’ve come! The latest technological advance proves what streetstyle pioneer Bill Cunningham says — “The best fashion show is always on the streets.” — allowing you to shop the looks of your favorite streetstlye photos from the comfort of your smartphone. Introducing Kaleidoscope.

The FashionIndie Fashion Week Lookbook

Edited by McArthur Joseph

We Indies loves to turn it out when it comes to our personal style, especially during fashion week. Check back everyday to see our looks.

From the Sheets to the Streets: How Long Did it take these NYFW Street Style Stars to Get Ready?

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

When you see the epically inventive street style that embodies New York Fashion Week, do you ever wonder how long they labored over their looks? Hours of prepping and pulling and trying and throwing clothes all about their bedrooms? My dear, please! These are professionals. I stopped the ones that struck my fancy, and theirs, and asked them straight up how long did it take you to get ready this morning? Their answers may either surprise you and/or leave you a little skeptical. Keep in mind though, those with fashion in their soul just know. 

FashionIndie Editorial: Street Style File

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

The sharpest of voyeurs prowl, lens aloft, scanning the sea of people for a glimmer of something divine. A being that emerges from the darkness in illustrious opposition. The great search is for those who enlighten the eye’s mind. The result of such a thorough hunt equals images that bring crisp covetable style to eyes across the planet. This week, the pool shrinks; the purveyors of style are gathered in one spot. For street style photographers, it’s like shooting fish in a barrel. 

INTERVIEW: William Okpo Sisters on Inspiration, Family & Guilty Pleasures

Edited by Danika Daly

William Okpo is the brainchild of sisters Lizzy and Darlene Okpo for the contemporary, confident woman. Named as an ode to their father whose killer style has always been an inspiration to them, the Okpo sisters have garnered a lot of attention in the past year. The brand is sold at Opening Ceremony in NY and LA; they have become street style stars for their amazing wardrobe, accessories and long locks; and they recently teamed with Brook&Lyn to create a cape and pouch. We caught up with the Brooklyn-based design duo to find out what it’s like working with a family member, their current muse and guilty pleasures.

Exclusive Interview: New York City Inspirations With Katya Moorman of Style Defined NYC

Edited by Nicole Vardo

As we all know New York City is the one and only place to truly define yourself. It’s filled with inspiration, the most random people, and best of all bizarre style. After discovering some of the best New York City based fashion bloggers, it’s amazing when you get five minutes into the busy minds of what really goes on behind the scenes of these fashionistas’ lives. That is why today the internet diva who knows New York City street style the best, Katya Moorman of Style Defined NYC tells us a little bit about her muses, how she got started, a couple favorite memorable events, and everything in between.

11 Looks from 11 Style Blogs in 11 Cities on 11/11/11

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

It’s 11:11 on 11/11/11, and the only way to celebrate such a lucky number is with hot looks from around the world. Straight from the independent fashion bloggers‘ lenses, we can immerse ourselves in the fashion of planet earth. Because, you know, it is 2011.

The Werqing Class Strikes Back: Milan Fashion Week Street Style

Edited by McArthur Joseph

The children are turning it out during Milan Fashion Week. You can tell the major difference between MFW and NYFW is that the Italians dress in true style while unfortunately many people in our hometown of NYC pull out the costumes.