Archives - May 2006

by Andi Teran To go from shoe-gazer to trailblazer is no small feat. For Jessie Randall, ogling her grandmother Harriet's impressive collection of diminuti

Though many are seduced by the eternal sunshine of this So-Cal mecca, Los Angeles isn't exactly a town known for its street-wise surprises. So, when one of

by Don Duncan The Temple Bar district in Dublin city center has, like Ireland, recently emerged from relative hardship to become a poster-child of vibrant

By Lisa Stasiulewicz Designer Tiffany Tuttle has been obsessed with feet her entire life. As a professional ballet dancer, she studied the lines of the leg

By Gabriel Bell "[As] an only child, I entertained myself by building things, cutting up old clothes, and living in my own world," says designer Carrie Dut

by Meredith Fisher Ana Beatriz Lerario has come a long way since her days as an intern at Marc Jacobs. "When I started, I barely spoke any English," says t

By Ranjani Gopalarathinam Rarely are fashion and culture in pitch-perfect sync, but Sue Stemp, a vivacious British fashion designer living in New York, fin

Andy Spade has lived in New York City since 1986, and though he spends much of his time downtown overseeing the goings on at his SoHo emporium of clever bi