Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Amidst a refreshingly buzzy show at Lincoln Center, Timo Weiland presented their first full runway show for Spring 2012. Playful with the sense of youth and adventure that embodies the Timo philosophy, ever chic.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Sleek, cool, smooth, strong, sensitive, powerful and sexy. Not only do these words describe a stylish man, they describe his music collection as well. To wrap up our Month of Men and Music, here are 30 Essential Albums that will put some some funk in your fashion, swagger in your step and some rock in your roll. Not only is the music stylish, but the dudes behind the microphone teach you a sartorial thing or two.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Don’t you love the fact that fashion inspirations can be found anywhere, on anyone, or anything. One of the most interesting places to find this little perk is usually on my favorite bands album covers… let’s just point out a few.
As a total 90′s kid growing up listening to No Doubt and watching Gwen’s hair change with her every mood was pure awesomness, we all know we loved her “kicking down doors” attitude and 20′s housewife inspired hair twists.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Starting my daily routine going through my merry way to the FashionIndie office in the mornings, I always like to look around for my daily fashion inspirations of the day, as I’m sure all of you do no matter where you live, but being a fashion kid in New York City has it’s perks, what better way to start your morning off than along side some of the best dressed and most interesting people ever! Plus having a little Strokes and Vampire Weekend playing on my iPod in the back ground, coffee in one hand and a camera in the other… pure genius.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
If you heard it from the twitter hype already, well too bad because Fashionindie always states it better, the 25th anniversary celebration called for a beyond exclusive bash with a rumored 1,200 plus guests at none other than The Metropolitan Opera House right across from all the fashion week chaos in Lincoln Center. Everything amazing consisted of a red carpet entrance, to a huge multi colored changing “TH” monument right out front to what seemed like hundreds of seductive young hotties or you can say models which ever you prefer, dressed from head to toe in Tommy Hilfiger of course, but what really took the prize was the live performance by the one and only Strokes. Albert Hammond Jr. Julian Casablancas, and the rest of the guys in the band right up front and center. In my opinion I think people looked forward to singing along with the classics like Last Night, Some Day, Reptilia, etc with the band more than celebrating the 25 years of preppster lovin’ .
Edited by Corey Moran
Aggy is just a heart breaker! Just weeks after their split, Albert Hammond Jr. (guitar player for the strokes and formerly Miss Deyn’s other half) has been checked into rehab. Seems like he didn’t take the break up too well. Meanwhile, Agyness has new hair color and is carrying on like nothing happened. I knew I secretly loved her! Stone cold just the way I like ‘em! I’m sure this is a result of Albert realizing he just lost the only thing keeping him in any way relevant.
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