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Whyred
November 9, 2007
Memories of glam, the Great Depression, and smarter consumption converge in Whyred's spring collection. By Loryn Hatch Any proper introduction of Sweden's indie super label, Whyred, should include the following anecdote: In the 1950s artist Sven X:et Erixon, a painter...
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Yigal Azrouël
September 28, 2007
The Israeli designer's knack for relaxed refinement is no longer a girls-only affair. By Meredith Fisher For the past ten years, designer Yigal Azrouël has been recognized not only for his dashing good looks, but for his precisely cut womenswear—a...
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Under World
August 15, 2007
In bed or at the dog beach, The Lake & Stars brings sexy back. By Christene Barberich See the video…Merging their mutual histories with intimates, as well as an "inseparable friendship," designers Nikki Dekker and Maayan Zilberman formed the lingerie...
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Karen Walker
June 11, 2007
On the eve of a new collection, the indie lass invites us into her studio. By Gabriel Bell Listen to what they've been saying about Karen Walker. Admirers don't call the New Zealand designer "fabulous." They don't use terms like...
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Chris Benz
June 1, 2007
How the Seattle-born designer's first collection was born. By Christene Barberich See the video… Several months have passed since the blue-eyed Chris Benz debuted his maiden collection to the world, and if you're like us, it definitely left an impression....
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Behind the Collection: Martin Grant
January 19, 2007
With a minimum of hype, the sober designs of this native Australian offer RTW with couture class and craft. By Grandin Donovan Designer Martin Grant is something of a quiet triumph. A Melbourne native, he learned to sew from his...
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Behind the Collection: Lover
January 12, 2007
Innocence lost, Bob Dylan, Charlie Brown...gangsters of Lover Susien Chong and Nic Briand spill some secrets about designing for spring. By Christene Barberich "We always describe ourselves as the same record, different song," says Nic Briand, one-half of Australian label,...
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Behind the Collection: Rogues Gallery
April 28, 2006
by Grandin Donovan Alex Carleton has harpooned the white whale of hipster style. Favoring woodcut fonts and graphics, and a heavy dose of maritime iconography, the silk-screened, garment-dyed vintage tees of his Maine-based Rogues Gallery have been soaking up...
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Behind the Collection: Rodarte
March 17, 2006
With an emphasis on feeling rather than concept, Rodarte's natural textures, organic forms, and valiant femininity are rooted in intellectual heroines both legendary and maternal. Refinery29's Andi Teran caught up with Rodarte designers, sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy, and...
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Behind the Collection: Nicholas Kirkwood
February 3, 2006
by Grandin Donovan Nicholas Kirkwood has earned many accolades since his Spring '05 debut, but as Fashion Week approaches, the young, London-based shoe designer is as pressed as anyone to get ready for the runway. With a fine arts...
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Fashion
Tina Kaliva's Printed, Folded, Stunner of a Collection Has Us Going Gaga
Much too often, the tribal trend means slapping an ikat print on a dress and calling it a day. But when it comes to traditional aesthetics, there's tons of material to love and draw inspiration from. Aussie designer Tina Kalivas'...
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Pipeline
Men's Musts: 9 Things Every Guy Should Buy and Wear
9 things every guy should buy and wear.
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Shopping News
Get A Leg Up On Fall With Our Favorite New Hosiery
Get a leg up on fall with our favorite new hosiery.
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Style and People
Party On! Librarians Get Futuristic at the Annual Library Lions Gala
The Internet may very well be our home turf, but there's nothing quite like turning the monitor off and spending some time with a good book. Yesterday, we met our literary heros up close when we attended The New...
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Travel and Guides
The Best NYC Boutiques: West Village & TriBeCa, Part I of Our NY Shopping Guide Series
New York boutiques keep the shopping drug alive. Check out Part I of our top picks, this time from Tribeca and the West Village.
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Music
Supposedly influenced by black metal, Mount Eerie (well, it's just Phil Elverum after all) release an emotionally direct album of quiet songs soundscapes...

