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Nylon Muses, I present to you some of my dearest friends new brands, “Love Yourself” and “L’Agence”. Two lines from Los Angeles that have simeltaneously taken off this weekend and Im so proud to share them with you. I remember reading Diane’s “Straight Westcoastin” entry here on the NYLON blogs about where she was so impressed with her friends talents (I agreed) and seeing that everyone that knows me calls me “momager”, I couldn’t help sharing my awesome and talented friends as well (especially since I believe them to be right up the NYLON aesthetic alley)!

I mean, look at Stunning Little Lourdes working her new “I heart Me” tee shirt by Ofer Moses and Mastin Kipp of “Love Yourself”.

Do I see a NYLON cover in someone’s future?????…..How cuuuuute is she and the adorable way she effortlessly styled her tee? Im obsessed with both her and LY. You can see more shirts by going to www.loveyourself.net

Next up is
L ‘AGENCE

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Nothing pleases me more than a coffee and reading the Sunday Times (both coasts of course). So imagine how my giddy and pleased I was to open up the style section of the Times and have my best friend Simone be featured in it as one of the top wardrobe stylists in the city (right next to my personal mentor and past boss, Andrea Lieberman)! Simone is now extending herself to be available to all of you with her new clothing line “L’Agence”. Her line is divine and although it won’t be available till Holiday, I suggest you put it on your “wish list” now, because it is the creme de la creme of tee’s and basics.

(www.lagencefashion.com)

On a musical note, I heard a song on the radio by Costa Mesa locals, “Japanese Motors”. Personally, I’m going to be dancing the last days of summer to it! Will you? www.myspace.com/thejapanesemotors

Off to see the brilliance known as “Radiohead”,

XO

Brooke!

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