Sunday, February 6, 2011


As I was walking down market street, I ran into a men's specialty store that sells ties, dress shirts, and suits, through the window there was a display of ties, and one thing that was similar between the ties was that all of them had paisley pattern. Paisley pattern are seen on high end designs on the run way, it was forecast to be a big trend. You see it all over shirts, dresses, and now even on ties.


Kokou Akakpo

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Women's Accessories


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hey! I found this article in the New York Times about the new "it bag" from ThursdayFriday. The tote features a large printed picture of the infamous Berkin bag on the front, back and sides of the tote. The bag is 100% cotton canvas and sells at a retail price of $35.00. i thought it was an interesting way in which the company is playing against the Berkin bag, as stated in the article the purpose of the tote is "ultimately an anti-status symbol."

--Crystal Gregory

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

That 70's Fashion

As we saw in class this week, the look of the 70's starlet/boho hippie is making a big comeback in the world of fashion. I came across this great website that focuses on college-aged (or minded) people and the things they wear. Their latest post happened to be about this great 70s reoccurrence. The post was pretty good, but the rest of the website has alot to offer too.
Check it out!

Samantha Ganci

Monday, January 24, 2011

Wing Tip Shoes

I like how the wing tip shoe is back! It adds to sophistication, makes legs look longer and leaner and has a classic touch of style to it. I had no idea how many stores had brought this look back until we discussed it in class last week. The competition is really out there!
-Kayla Bechtel

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

dsquared2 Skelly-Shoes


Here is an interesting post I found displaying Fall/Winter 2010 shoes from our boys at dsquared2.
Bold, yes. Daring? definately. wearable?? not so sure, but all-in-all, amazing designs.
They seem to be taking the crazy heel trend to a whole new level.


Enjoy!
Samantha Ganci

Monday, December 6, 2010

Buy Salvation Amry!



I know many of us don't think of Salvation Army as 'stylish' but last week a friend and I found some really great deals on pieces that fit right in with this season's trends. My friend was able to find an authentic Geoffrey Beene scarf and just for $1!! I was able to find a vintage army jacket I wear everywear now. Most of the pieces there are in great condition, everyone just looks away because its SA. So, I encourage everyone to go look at the SA near you for pieces you could get for super cheap. On Wednesdays its half priced items just f.y.i. The link I provided shows all the local Salvation Army's in the Greater Philadelphia area.
And definitely don't forget to donate all your old clothes to make space for all your new holiday gifts!! Someone else could really use them.
Alli Crampton

Womens Accesories!!!




We recived these great bags in shipment the other day. We didn't even have the chance to display them in the store because the customers bought them straight out of the box, but in the midst of the shopping frenzy I grabed one of each color one for me and one as a gift. They are on trend, they have the shape of a bowling bag like we talked about in class during this quarter and they are also smaller in size a new trend that we talked about as well.
-Brit'ni Tillery

Friday, December 3, 2010

70's Fashion



Over the past few weeks, we have been covering current trends, which have been modernized from fashion of the 70's era. The 70's have inspired fashion as well as retail spaces and home furnishings. -Hannah Elliott

Thursday, December 2, 2010

PHILADELPHIA STREET STYLE

While walking down 16th I came across a very well dressed back so I mustered up the courage to tap him on the shoulder and not to my surprise his front was also well dressed! He was very nice and allowed me to take a few pics of him. His jacket (though I neglected to ask where he purchased it) is reminiscent of a jacket done by Kenzo that we saw earlier in the quarter. He's rocking the belted trench, a trend we didn't think American men would go for, but I'm glad that he took the chance. The jacket is also double breasted and thigh length. He's also sporting some nice shoes which are distressed and they have gradiation, not to mention his pant legs are semi tucked. Over all a great look translated from the runway to the street!
-Brit Tillery