If you’re in Seattle and need some shoes, check it out:
Doc Martens just opened a pop-up store.
You can get their latest collection, and also stomp around their renovated warehouse, which would probably become a tourist destination if it weren’t a temporary piece of fun.
Want to visit?
1509 Second Ave., Seattle
Can’t make it?
More photos below
Check out this way cute tote by Pretty Little Things.
Inspired by the upcoming movie, New York I Love You, the bag is adorable and pretty self explanatory.
It’s on sale at the Charlotte Ronson store in NYC for one night only - September 10, already known as the infamous Fashion’s Night Out!
If you’re not in NYC, don’t worry -
You can phone the Charlotte Ronson boutique and order it there.
(212) 625-9074
At the Las Vegas airport, Crystal and I met a very nice lizard wearing WeSC headphones.
He said, “Hello, little girls.
Normally I would eat you, but today I issue a challenge: go forth and find the coolest sneakers and jeans at PROJECT, the Vegas trade show where Adidas, Converse, Siwy, Citizens of Humanity, and a gazillion other labels are camped out and waiting for you to love them.
Go now! Before I change my mind! Fashion girls are always so tasty!”
And so we ran.
Stay tuned tomorrow, when we hope to make the lizard proud.
And if we can’t, whatever -
We’ll totally let it eat Jared.
xo faran
Editor’s Note: We sent the actress Alexi Wasser to a pool party in LA. Why? Because it was fun, and we live in New York.
Pool parties on the roof of the Standard Hotel are always fun, but add DJs (Ana Calderan, Mickey Schiff), bands (Dawes, Warpaint), tacos, squirt guns, screen printing, and a vending machine that sells bikinis and board shorts and it’s epic.
Yes, apparently, vending machines aren’t just for soda and candy bars anymore. They can take things to a whole new level of fashionable water wear when you’re in a pinch. Just imagine: everyone’s in the pool, and you’re all bummed cuz you forget your bathing suit at home…. No need to worry anymore, or jump into the pool naked (Don’t do that. Trust me, I have, and it will only come back to haunt you, especially when everyone has a camera phone nowadays).
The collection in the vending machine was inspired by Quicksilver’s original board shorts from the 70’s and 80’s (Remember those days? Probably not, but you’ll look like you do now). The series includes four different designs inspired by each Standard Hotel (LA, New York, and Miami). I’m wearing the LA shorts with the Quicksilver bikini top.
The board shorts have been updated with modern fits, fabrics, and technology, and come packaged in a specially designed waterproof travel bag. Special details can also be found on inside their waistbands, including a handpicked list of addresses corresponding to must-see destinations in each city- hand picked and personally written by legendary skateboarder and Quiksilver creative director Natas Kaupas.
The first vending machine is located on the rooftop deck at the Standard Downtown LA. The board shorts are also available online at shopthestandard.com. xo, alexi wasser
Mark Hunter wants you to move into Blink 182’s house with him.
Why?
We’re not completely sure.
We didn’t even know Blink 182 had a house, and always pictured them as sleeping-in-the-van type of boys.
But if you’re interested in chilling out, maxing, relaxing all cool and then shooting some b-ball outside after school, then watch Mark hawk the sweet life on YouTube and dive in.
CNN iReport is the Citizen Journalist section of the network, where people around the world write in with their experiences and photographs.
Sometimes, like with the Iran election protests, those reports were serious, courageous, and sad.
But other times, they’re just crazy.
Like today, when CNN iReport features falafels around the world.
Read after you’ve had lunch - otherwise, beware the cravings…
No, the photo at left isn’t a scene from Big Love.
It’s actually a shot of two college students in Utah who serve as tour guides for This Is The Place Heritage Park, a large woodland sanctuary in Salt Lake City that the New York Times compares to a pioneer Colonial Williamsburg.
But anyone born between 1978 - 1998 knows better.
Really, this is the living, breathing version of our favorite video game, Oregon Trail.
You can throw tomohawks at this place.
You can trade stuff at the local general store.
But sadly, you can’t hunt buffalo, deer, and squirrels - the only reason most of us played that game in the first place…
Marine from Plastiscines writes in to say:
1. Hi.
2. She’s back in Paris with Anais, Louise, and Katty.
3. Until August, that is, when they hit the road for the Cobra Starship tour.
4. She has a Twitter account now - marplastiscines! Be sure to follow her.
5. She got this Marc by Marc Jacobs vanity case and she’s stoked.
C’est tout!
This morning on Twitter, Alexa Chung complained that as an English girl in America, she didn’t quite know what to do on the Fourth of July.
And okay, it’s true today is all about celebrating the separation of America from our invasive British big brother.
But really, we love the UK, we’re happy about all our UK friends who live in the US, and especially for these British imports that have hit American shores in the past year:
1. Alexa. Hi, welcome, love you.
2. Adele. We’ll chase pavement with you anytime.
3. TopShop. Cheaper, faster to ship, and available for sale anywhere in the 50 states.
4. Krissi Murison. NYLON’s new music director moved here from London and kicks ass.
5. Patrick & Peaches. Welcome to the NYLON family, superstars.
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