Monday, June 20, 2011
Good Wood NYC Sunglasses
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Ceola and BLYNK
Bessi by Carlos Zuniga
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Hellz X Baby-G
Monday, September 13, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Bag addiction ...
Friday, August 20, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Vintage Sunglasses @ Karmaloop
Thursday, March 4, 2010

Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Featuring a lyric from her song "That's Not It" ... "Princess of the Posse, Overstand the Shine"
There were only 50 made, and 10 for sale at $35 each. All orders will go out Monday, June 22nd. Click here to buy yours right now.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Hellz Bellz Summer 09 collection







Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Friday, January 9, 2009
Another piece to add.
I heart American Apparel, but sometimes I feel like I can't shop there anymore cause I have a plastic storage box with over worn American Apparel stuff . I also feel that they should make new silhouettes , then I start to think , " They have everything , what else can they make, what would I need?" and of course I cant think of anything . I just found out that they now have coats. Very cool ones at that.Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Another ME outfit...

This Laura dress by LINUS is hot. It's from the Spring/Summer 09' collection. Can't wait that long? You can definitely buy it now at the Presale.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
The Year of the Shirts: What is an electioneering law?

We’ve seen so many people wearing election shirts. It’s not just “Vote For Obama,” or “Vote for McCain,” it’s become a fashion trend. Many of the urban stores like Jimmy Jazz or Dr. Jay’s are selling these shirts and are even sold out!
In the past couple of days, however, there have been mass text messages and emails being sent out advising our friends and colleagues not to wear the shirts to the polls. The Board of Elections has indicated that a person can be turned away from the polls and asked to return after they change their shirt. It’s part of the electioneering laws. The growing concern is, how many people will actually go home, change their shirt, and return to the polls? Which is why we need to continue spreading the word.
A Huffington Post article addresses this in depth and gives some history on the law. This wasn’t such an issue in the past, but now we find ourselves in an era where politics is actually a hot topic and even a fashion statement.
Monday, September 29, 2008
How could she ?

In creative industries where everything is projected through a spectrum of
coolness, being a rightie rubs off cred faster than a Brillo pad. "I
restrain
myself at every dinner party and work lunch—really every situation
in my life,"
a secretly Republican fashion photographer revealed to me a few
weeks ago. He
won't divulge his name because, he says, "I don't want to
damage my career."
OK Sure the fashion industry is mostly Democratic, but it is not because it is "cool" to be one, it is because we, like many other industries have experienced first hand of what these last 8 years have done to our industry. Like it's obvious that Fleming does not work on a retail/wholesale level to see these effects. I have been working for small fashion businesses for a couple of years now. Let me tell you , things have not been great for a long time . The costs of making clothing and accessories has risen, causing designers (especially independent designers) to make less pieces or charge higher wholesale prices. This causes stores to sell at an even higher retail price. A higher retail price causes consumers to think twice about their purchases, leading them to buy more items on sale than at full retail price. This means more stock is now left behind at stores. There is less room and less money for retailers to purchase more clothing leading designers with extra stock that will not sell or less profit because negotiations now have to be made. Less of a profit means cuts and this includes laying people off. If people keep getting laid off , the small fashion houses are going to start closing and now Fleming will have nothing to write about leading her without a job. When she finds herself in that situation, she will wake up and regret voting for McCain because Mc.Cain is all about fixing "Wall street" first instead of fixing "Main street".


















