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  • Decoded Fashion Hackathon

    Last Saturday to Sunday, I attended the Decoded Fashion Hackathon, the first hackathon  in fashion. Now, what is a hackathon? A hackathon is essentially a game day that had a baby with a conference and requires you to do homework. It sound’s boring, but I promise, it’s not. A hackathon gives you a prompt about ...

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    Posted: February 7th, 2013 ˑ  No Comments
    Filled under: Fashion, Feed
  • Baby Blue Bayou

    You’ll never know what heaven means Until you’ve been down to New Orleans You ain’t been livin’ till you cuddle and coo With some black-eyed baby by de old bayou. Inspired by the colors of New Orleans, DJ and SCALES member Joel Collier models a collection of his own vintage pieces. www.wearescales.com Photography: Alannah Farrell ...

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    Posted: January 24th, 2013 ˑ  No Comments
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  • Wang for Balenciaga? Say it Ain’t So.

    Cellar Paper sentiments expressed over Facebook.   Whether or not you participate or care about the debate “If Alexander Wang is a Talented Designer or Not,” the fact remains, as Elisabeth pointed out, he ascribes to a very, very specific type of look and it’s a look that does not evolve greatly from season to ...

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    Posted: November 30th, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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  • Transitional Dressing

    ‘Cause, baby, it’s cold outside. Sorry, that was lame, but no, really, it’s getting colder out there. It is nearly December and it’s time to layer up. But hey, there’s a way to turn your summer sarongs and linens into winter appropriate items. Try wearing them as scarves, skirts, and vests over pants, flannel, knitted ...

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    Posted: November 28th, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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  • Dusty Skies: Western Swing Mixtape

    From the dusty skies of Oklahoma and Texas and the desert plains of New Mexico and Southern California came an elegant, festive, complex and hard-swingin’ form of music known as Western swing.  With roots dating back to the late 1920s to its wartime heyday, iconic bandleaders such as Bob Wills and Spade Cooley presented this ...

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    Posted: November 7th, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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  • La Liberte! Nike x Liberty of London Shoes

    In an unlikely but very exciting collaboration, the over two-hundred-year-old print and design maker Liberty of London has paired up with Nike. Iconic Liberty prints superimposed on brightly colored Nikes are the things dreams are made of. Okay, maybe not, but these kicks  are pretty sweet. Our top pick is the red and white wedge ...

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    Posted: November 6th, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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  • Modern Day Mixtape: Surviving Sandy

    The MTA has shut down, work’s been cancelled and you’re all stocked up on booze and cigarettes. The only thing left to do is throw a hurricane party. For that, of course, you’ll need revelers and an ironic playlist.

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    Posted: October 29th, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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  • Menswear for Women: It’s Fashion, not Feminism

    Nevermind leaves turning orange and the temperature dropping, I can always tell it’s fall when I spot girls walking down the street in slacks and scuffed brogues, camel colored top coats or a boxy Barbour jacket thrown over the top. Menswear is a staple of most fashion-minded women’s wardrobes in the fall, but this trend ...

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    Posted: October 26th, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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  • Google Street Views Turned into Art

    Have you ever wondered if you’re in a Google Street View image, floating out there on the Internet; tying your shoe, picking your nose? Artist Jon Rafman collected images from the Google Driverless Car Project, showing they can be used for more than 3D maps. In 2009, Google sent out an army of hybrid electric automobiles, each ...

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    Posted: October 24th, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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  • Green Bowties and Brogues, Meatpacking District

    Spotted in the Meatpacking District. Men, take note, this is how you suit up. The green bowtie and shoes add a pop of color, while the aviators, headphones, and rolled up pant legs make the suit look w-a-y less formal. You could literally roll up to a loft party (as douche-y as that sounds, okay, ...

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    Posted: October 23rd, 2012 ˑ  No Comments
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