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On Location: Montreal, Part II

Jennifer Mankins

Object Lesson: Slightly Pursed

A past-perfect handbag without all the fuss. By Loryn Hatch Some of us have it down to a science: We carry nothing but the basics, leaving the filler at ho

Alexandra Karamallis

Alexandra Karamallis Student...

Deerhoof—Friend OpportunityTen more spazzy pop masterpieces from San Francisco's Deerhoof, a band that seems to come out with better albums every year. T

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Trend Watch: Sharper Image

The charm of the stickpin makes its point once again. The Old Soul and the Bighorn pins by Black Sheep & Prodigal Sons. If you had your school picture

Roanne Adams Designer/Art Director...

Behind the Collection: Martin Grant

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 som

Johnathan Lawhorn

Johnathan Lawhorn Model Off Duty...

A pair of Brooklyn-based denim designers takes us higher. By Angela Gaimari With the thong-baring days of denim not yet vanished from the rearview (pun int

Ramona Moorhead

Ramona Moorhead Fashion PR...

"Right now, I'm hot for a celebrity card game we created yesterday here in New Zealand. We bought two sets of cards and glued celebrity faces on them. The

Behind the Collection: Lover

Innocence lost, Bob Dylan, Charlie Brown...gangsters of Lover Susien Chong and Nic Briand spill some secrets about designing for spring. By Christene Barbe

Object Lesson: Say My Name

Guys and girls, it's time for an identity check. By Loryn Hatch From charms and chunky chains to feathers and other found objects, the mood of jewelry for

Meredith Fisher

Meredith Fisher Fashion Editor/World Traveler...

Lucy Campana Industrial Design Student...

"The Bromheads Jackets album is amazing—they're brilliant, and the singer is a genius storyteller. They're kind of a modern Buzzcocks. The other band tha

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Object Lesson: Swan Song

For the sartorially inclined, a woman that is, the LBD (read: little black dress) is the ultimate symbol of utopian glamour. It used to be that scoring jus

by Laura Schechter

Angela Gaimari Fashion reporter/Punk chanteuse...