Archives - Mar 2006

by Ranjani Gopalarathinam In fashion, "it's important to have a reason to be," says designer Nathan Jenden, whose day job as creative director at Diane von

Given the rampant ubiquity of today's super-human handbags, it's practically a relief to discover a new line that can make a statement without forcing its

by Gabriel Bell You're probably familiar with madras cotton—also known as the madras check or bleeding madras—as that colorfully loud textile, which im

With an emphasis on feeling rather than concept, Rodarte's natural textures, organic forms, and valiant femininity are rooted in intellectual heroines both

Denmark has a long legacy with audacious design, and lately that's becoming equally true for fashion. Henrik Vibskov, a graduate of Central St. Martin's sc

by Meredith Fisher There are few streets in New York City as hard to locate as Commerce, but seek it out and you will find the 4-month-old boutique Mick Ma

by Andi Teran Sure, it's cold outside, but we suggest you bundle up and head east to Alphabet City because Suzette Sundae really is all that with a cherry

Name: Christian Davis What do you do? I'm a stylist. What are you up to? Well, I'm working at Sony and I guess I'm supposed to be on lunch, but I'm not sur

Now there is another reason for Brooklyn gents to keep their menswear needs close to home. "It's the perfect time to open up the shop," says Yoko Devereaux