Archives - Oct 2006

Drawing by Karen Gelardi. Summer jams are easy to pinpoint--they're the songs that make you want to get up, go out, love life, and maybe even make some bad

On the eve of introducing her new lipstick collection, the bona fide Australian lipstick queen tells Refinery29 about her very own bon-vivant-touched-with-

Textile designer Virginia Johnson's quirky meditations on the world outside. By Erin Wylie Though she's partial to jubilant geometrics and meditations on f

"At the moment, I'm into the following artists and ideas. Fortunately, they all have web presences… Jonas Mekas is working on 365 new films, one for each

Meghan Folsom Stylist...

Matthew Siskin Musician...

Sierra Felder-Shaw Grad Student...

A NoLIta vintage shop is up to its old tricks. By Christina Therrien An Ossie Clark gown, a Jean Muir sweater coat, Mugler leather trousers. It's tough to

Marie Marie fills the closet void. By Meredith Fisher Oh, the dreaded missing piece in your wardrobe. Just what you want—just what you can't find (yet).

Designer Yasuhiro Mihara meets us in the middle with a brave new take on a classic shoe. by Jonathan Forgang Few things with the exception of cars and dry

"I've only recently discovered In the Mood for Love, Kar Wai Wong's film based in Hong Kong in the 1960s. I've always been obsessed with textiles and patte

The five members of Loden Dager discover a smarter middle ground in menswear.by Emily Basenberg Sitting with Oliver Helden and Paul Marlow, the designers o