Melissa Magsaysay’s Take on L.A. Style
As a former market editor at the Los Angeles Times and WWD, Melissa Magsaysay knows a thing or two about fashion. But the question of how to define Los Angeles style is one that continues to confound amateurs and professionals alike. Magsaysay’s sartorial observations about her hometown have come together in “City of Style” (It Books, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers) which she says, “is not a serious coffee-table book.” The photo-filled tome is instead her take on West Coast style, and the book mirrors the natives in that “we don’t take ourselves too seriously, but it doesn’t mean there aren’t stories to tell.” The author and West Coast ambassador will make a New York appearance for the book at the Juicy Couture boutique on Madison Avenue on Wednesday. For more
Tonight, all of us…”Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgiastic
future that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that’s
no matter—tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther….
And one fine morning
brit:
Today marks our foray into commerce! We’re selling some of our most popular products on Fab.
Here’s the backstory. Hope you’ll check them out!
congrats!
“Molten Metallics”, Vogue UK, August 1991
Photographer : Herb Ritts
Model : Tatjana Patitz
Makeup : George Newell at George Newell Inc, LA
Hair : Peter Savic at Cloutier, La( Source : angellover scans )
Kaleidoscope
WHAT IS IT?
A street style shopping app.
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Browse the best street style images selected by Kaleidoscope’s editors from style blogs and fashion shows; share your inspirations via Pinterest, Twitter or Facebook; shop your favorite looks.
WHAT IS IT LIKE?
The Sartorialist + ShopStyle app = Kaleidoscope
DO I NEED IT IN MY LIFE?
You’ll appreciate the simplicity and quality content of this app.
WHO’S BEHIND IT?
Founder: Ryan Junee
AN INSIDE LOOK:
