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I went to the Everlane pop up shop yesterday and wanted to buy everything. It was all high quality and reasonably priced, especially the bags. I’ll own this one by the new year.

(via The Snap Backpack Military - Everlane)

Lana’s day is more exciting than mine.

(Source: aliceandtrixieblog)

Various headwear that I was given or found in the office.

onetinyhand:

alexa chung.

boston:

L.L.Bean marks 100 years with ‘Bootmobile’ tour

- The Maine retailer is launching its celebration with a special outdoor collection, a partnership with the National Park Foundation, and the debut of the “L.L.Bean Bootmobile.”

YES

Bowties for dogs.

putthison:

Dave Hill Visits New York Fashion Week: 2011

As a thank-you for all of the 1,600+ people who backed season two of our show, we sent our correspondent Dave Hill to New York Fashion Week to talk to fashion fans ranging from the exceedingly gracious Bryan Boy to the the exceedingly quiet “Natasha Finkel, Fashionista Feline of the Persian Persuasion.” (Cats can’t talk.)

As always, Dave made some new friends, some new LADY friends, and wowed the world with his dashing style and almost inhuman panache.

“statistically speaking, you’re in the eye of a poonstorm”

charleshenry:

FineAndDandyShop.com fall collection of ties and bow ties. Woolly plaids, herringbone, corduroy, etc.

these guys are killing it.

(Source: FineAndDandyShop.com)

gq:

Fashion Week? It’s Also Thrashin’ Week!

A dispatch from GQ’s resident skater historian Cole Louison (whose kickass definitive history of skateboarding, The Impossible, is a must-read, but that’s a whole other subject):

Much as we celebrate Fashion Week, it has also fueled a pretty creative anti-culture. The celebrities, the paparazzi, the self-appointed security guiding sidewalk traffic while we try and get to work—there’s a lot to grumble about. But this year things seem to have reached a head. Maybe Anna’s entourage cut off the wrong people, or everyone’s still seething about 2010’s lumberjacking at Lincoln Center—and doesn’t that fucking tent gets bigger and more permanent-looking every year?—but for the first time a group of notable Uptowners have mobilized to launch a counter-event. Introducing Thrashin’ Week: a celebration of edgy music, counterculture, and all things decidely not FW. Held at the swank Stone Rose Lounge by Lincoln Center, within gawking distance of the great white tents, the event is a brainchild of nightlife gurus Gerber Group and energy drink Godhead Red Bull, who have erected a full-scale skateboard ramp INSIDE the lounge. Pro skaters will give demos and host clinics, with music by Motion City Soundtrack, London Souls, Terry Urban, and more. Events are open to the public. Leave your snakeskin boots at home.

“edgy music” and “counterculture” events don’t have corporate sponsors, don’t happen in swanky lounges, and are the product of “kids” in “the scene,” not brainchild tastemakers/promotion companies.

People who are actually taking part in Thrashin’ Week will be running from cops outside of the Time Warner Center, not drinking free Red Bulls inside of it.