Say what?

“Every rapper says, If I was not doing this, I would be in jail. And basically, I’m a rapper, only I’m a photographer. So if I wasn’t doing this, I would definitely be in jail.”

Scott Schuman, The Sartorialist

The Manskirt Goes from Runway to Reality?

Style Gourmand has been following the steady evolution of men wearing skirts, and after seeing that this Thom Browne ensemble sold out quickly yesterday on Gilte Group, we can't wait to see if these daring fashionistos can take this trend mainstream.

Anna Wintour Revealed

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Make Them Green With Envy

Earth day and Earth Week may have passed, but here are some eco-chic basics to add to your wardrobe without sacrificing an ounce of style

Japanese paper vegan handbag by matt & nat,
179 euros at uniquenature.com
















Canvas vegan sandals by Cri de Coeur
95 pounds at fashionconscience.com






Sustainable bamboo sunglasses by Kayu,
150 pounds at fashionconscience.com



Sustainable cotton sneakers by Converse,
35 pounds at fashionconscience.com





Organic cotton jeans by Ascension Clothing,
15 pounds at adili.com

Oscar Recants

“She’s entitled to wear anything she wants to. I may have chosen my words badly, and I regret it.”
Oscar de la Renta

Speaking about the comments he made on Michelle Obama's choice of fashion designers

Eco cheap & chic from Loomstate

Roll-Up Sleeve Sweater in Aqua, Pelican-Print Shorts in White/Black

Plaid Shirt in Green, Gray "Power in Numbers" Crew-Neck Tee in White, Board Shorts in Gray
Long-Sleeve Chambray Shirt in Gray, Color-Block Board Shorts in Aqua

One of the biggest challenges with making eco-friendly fashion mainstream has been price, but now CFDA award winning designer Rogan Gregory and Scott Mackinlay Hahn from Loomstate are teaming up with Target create a more affordable line of their easy, relaxed organic clothing. The line includes board shorts and casual button-downs, all made of 100%organic cotton and the nicely priced collection launches April 19^th, just in time for Earth Day.

Fashion Photography by Malik Sidibe

Shot of Malik Sadibe's photos in last Sunday’s New York Times Magazine

Last Sunday’s New York Times Magazine featured a unique fashion editorial done by famed Malian photographer Malik Sidibe. Sidibe offers a fresh perspective on the Spring 2009 collections by having his extended family, which includes his 17 sons and daughters, modeling clothing by designers like Dries van Noten, Christian Lacroix and Marc Jacobs. The way in which the lively prints and African-inspired clothing, worn by the everyday people in the portrait-style photographs, come to life, speaks to the relevance of Sidibe's style, which has remained virutally unchanged for the past several decades. In fact, his influence can be seen in the Suno Spring/Summer 2009 collection, shot by Tina Tyrell.

Photo: Malik Sidibe

Photo: Malik Sidibe

Photo: Malik Sidibe

Suno shot by Tina Tyrell