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AUSTIN--Designer Billy Reid was undoubtedly the best choice to host for American Songwriter magazine’s South by Southwest celebration yesterday. From the vintage-inspired venue to the unmistakably hipster vibe, the entire event was a testament to the simple yet romantic style we’ve come to know and love from the Alabama-based designer. Hosted at Austin’s newest live music venue, Swan Dive, the party was a crowd pleaser, whetting music lovers’ appetites with the likes of Keegan DeWitt, The Apache Relay, Jason Isbell and The Civil Wars. Not only did the party provide a taste of what the Texas music festival does best, it afforded plenty of opportunity for the fashion-inclined to express their personal style. There were skinny jeans paired with brogues--no surprise, there--dresses paired with vests, and fedoras paired with Ray Bans. And while the core of the world renown festival remains in art and music, a definite niche has been carved for fashion. (A new sartorial convention, Style X, premieres this weekend).

Michelle Trachtenberg's danced around the fashion crowd for a bit now without actually attaching her name to anything (except for her stint as one of

I didn't think this gloomy day could get any worse. But now, on top of thinking about K-Swiss when Chuck Bass comes on the screen, I have to think abo

Ed Westwick is the new face of K-Swiss. In fact, he's allegedly shooting their new campaign in New York right now and we couldn't be more disappointe