Edited by Jessica Lapidos
In the Timo Weiland studio, nestled in a hidden gem of a room within an über convenient factory, design partners Timo Weiland and Alan Eckstein get their creativity on. Wonder what two of fashion’s wonderboys listen to when they work? Or read when they’re not looking at fabrics? Or why empty picture frames hang next to ones filled with art? We did to. So we asked.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Now that the swarms of photogs, editors, bloggers, stylists and what-have-yous have descended on Milan Fashion Week, we here at FashionIndie can finally take some time out to reflect on the hectic week that was New York Fashion Week by rifling through our still bursting bags. Nothing tells the details of debauchery like the contents of a lady’s purse.
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
The CFDA has announced a new crop of designers for its second Fashion Incubator program.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Vogue edtirices from around the world have combined their powers to once again form Voguetron and promote the shit out of Fashion’s Night Out. [The Cut]
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
At A. Turen, everything is made with care. That’s just the nature of the designers Ashley Turen keeps in the store. Her hand painted pieces hold their ground next to select designers and and wild accessories. The painting is abstract, meant to give each garment it’s own pattern. How did Ashley get into painting? “I have loved painting since I was about 7 years old. It was only about three years ago that I changed my medium from painting on canvases to clothing. The same technique applies.” See it here.
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Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Extending your clothing from Spring to Fall is relatively simple – they become your bottom-most layers as you build above them for the cold. But what about Fall into Spring? Those pieces are thick and warm, often too much so for the weather. It’s tricky, but I’ve plucked out some pieces you might have scooped up this fall, and I’ll show you how to work them into your wardrobe this spring.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Hey Indies. As I was browsing the interwebs for the wildest things to show you, I came across these 10 skirts. And each of them made me smile. So I’m passing them along to bring you a grin. Enjoy the evening, and wear a bright skirt tomorrow. You may just make someone smile along the way.
