Street Style: Writer Nancy Keeps It Real in Alexander Wang and DVF
Name: Nancy Won Occupation: Writer What are you currently listening to? Grimes What would you never be caught wearing? Leggings as pants. That's my
Name: Nancy Won Occupation: Writer What are you currently listening to? Grimes What would you never be caught wearing? Leggings as pants. That's my
This month we're loving neutrals, retro styling, and Kate Lanphear. Click through for our mood board.
I've never been a sunglasses person. Not because I always lose them or break them, but they were just never anything I was willing to invest over $10 in. That is until last week. While shopping my way down Smith Street in Brooklyn in order to beat the heat (the heat is a very good excuse to go shopping), a pair of sunglasses at Epaulet caught my eye: They were black, looked like a cross between cat-eye glasses and wayfarerers, and made by a company called Shuron out of South Carolina. But these frames predate Ray-Ban's wayfarers. Ray-Ban started making wayfarers in 1952, Shuron has been around since 1865. I had to know more.
Karl's New Toy: Meet Baptiste Gianconi, Karl Lagerfeld's newest muse/boy toy/model friend/Sebastian. He's cute! Hope the other boys play nice. {Pe
If you didn't get your hands on those cute Chris Benz glasses last week, don't worry. Try Modo. They've just opened an eponymous store in Manhattan, a
Pay attention mass market brands. This is how it's done. Moscot, the almost one hundred year old eyeglass shop on the corner of Orchard and Delancey