Film seems to be linked to fashion more than ever these days. Screencaps of old films have been popping up all over the blogosphere, and influencing street style. Fashion houses are getting on board with the trend and producing their own films. We like it!
The Overall; fashion's much debated american staple. Stylish or not?
Recently, various designers have been offering their updated versions for the more fashion-forward woman. We think it's a great, easy look! Here are some George and Jane approved looks from the runway:
Alexander Wang Spring 2010, Rachel Comey Spring 2010
We just got Factory by Eric Hart's amazing charcoal overalls. All the classic notches you'd expect in an overall are there; the buckle, the front placket, the back pockets, but featuring a zipper down the front, pleated and draped pockets to keep it modern. Best of all it's super light! Come in and try it on!
“When fashion fans talk about street style these days, they’re likely to drop the names of Scott Schuman, Yvan Rodic aka The Facehunter or Garance Doré . But most of them forget about a true pioneer in this field, 80-year-old New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham, who now gets the credit he deserves in new documentary Bill Cunningham New York.”
- The Independent (UK) (“ New documentary honors streetstyle visionary”)
For the moment, it is only screening in the United States,
but hopefully we’ll get our chance to see this as well.
The trailer looks amazing; truly an indepth and personal look into the life
of one of New York Fashion Week’s beloved staples.
We can’t wait to see this!
What better way to welcome Spring (hurry up!) than with Brenton Stripes; an easy, classic, nautical staple. We can already see many people on the streets adopting this great spring trend:
Pictures from Mr. Newton and The Sartorialist
We have really great options in store to add
a little nautical twist to your spring wardrobe;
Come in and try them on!
Bailey 44 Gyro Jacket, Bailey 44 Triton Top (Available in Navy only)
