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In Front of Singha Beer

On Location, Paris II

by Cassi Bryn Michalik QUARTIER: ST-GERMAIN-DES-PRÉS Covering the 6th and 7th arrondissements, St. Germain des Prés embodies every sweet Pari

by Ami Kealoha Since Los Angeles' Fashion Week debuted a few years back, an emerging coterie of innovative young designers has given the megalopolis a chan

In front of a construction site

Name: Tamara Reynolds Age: 28 Where are you from? New York City What's on you? Victorian blouse from a vintage store upstate, tiered contrast trim skirt fr

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Just Opened: DV

When Nick Lucio and Van Lamprou, the founders of the fun and unabashedly girly Dolce Vita shoe label, decided to open a store for their line, they wanted a

Quick Change Artist

by Lisa Stasiulewicz Unlike many designers, Lauren Felton likes people to impose their creative visions on her work. In what she calls a "populist theory o

Incredible Journey

by Ranjani Gopalarathinam Brian Crumley has just gotten the news that Crumley, his unisex jewelry collection, is going to premiere in all ten Barneys Co-Op

Name: Irene Newman Age: 31 Sign: Aries Where are you from? New York City What's on you? I got the jacket from Forever 21, the scarf is from H&M, the gl

Various Artists—Cult Cargo: Belize City Boil Up Small label Numero Group has been releasing the best archival compilation albums on earth—albeit under

With knitting needles becoming the accessory du jour, knitwear (the less obvious kind) is having its day. Our pick for the frontrunner is Britain's Keep &a

by Ami Kealoha With the sartorial powers-that-be proclaiming Spring 2006 the "season of the dress," Trasteverine's modern romantic frocks and skirts—arri

Shops We Love: Kelly Christy

by Ami Kealoha For a nearly lost art, there are a surprising number of milliners in Manhattan. But Nolita legend Kelly Christy, who's been sewing, blocking

The Fantastic Four

by Andi Teran Conceived in a dorm and debuted at Barneys New York, Trovata's easy-to-wear collections use a vocabulary of cashmere and tweed, seersucker an