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High-Waisted Skirt, Houston Street
Another popular sartorial choice this summer has been the high-waisted, flowy mini skirt, here in salmon pink on Houston Street. It looks particularly feminine paired with a ruffled blouse.
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Short Shorts Overalls, Union Square
One of the most interesting fashion stories this year is the huge trend that wasn't: maxi skirts. Despite their appeal to the fashion set (including me, who featured them on this blog several times), on...
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Tagged all black, backpacks, bags, maxi skirts, New York, short shorts, street chic, women
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Recipe: Grilled Artichokes
This is one of those great minimalist Italian recipes that requires nothing more than super fresh produce, olive oil, salt and a little panache. It's another artichoke recipe from Jib Girl Daniela, handed down through...
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Tagged appetizer recipes, artichokes, sides recipes, the copycat chef, vegetable recipes
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Recipe: Stuffed Artichokes
Artichokes can be a mystery to those of us who didn't grow up with them. Alexandra Wentworth described them in The WASP Cookbook as "vegetables you scrape against your teeth" - not exactly something most...
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Red and White Dress, Martha’s Vineyard
Sure, Martha's Vineyard is known for some of the over-the-top preppy fashion going on there, but not all preppy fashion statements are regrettable. This graphic print red and white dress makes a splash in downtown...
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Tagged Martha's Vineyard, preppy fashion, red, street chic, travel, women
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Mile End
There are a lot of similarities between Torrisi Italian Specialties and the Brooklyn deli Mile End, and not just because Mile End snagged Aaron Israel from the kitchen at Torrisi. Like the Italian spot, Mile...
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Tagged Brooklyn, hot dogs, New York
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Model in Bright Colors, Chelsea Piers
Sometimes the only way to fight the heat is to deflect it. Bright colors up the ante this summer when the sun comes bearing down, as on this model off duty in fuchsia cotton pants,...
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Southwestern Dress, the Bowery
Southwestern patterns are popping up everywhere this summer, spurred by two collaborative Opening Ceremony collections, one with traditional Western clothing brand Pendleton and another with Rodarte in a Southwestern-themed line. Here it's perfect for the...
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Tagged New York, Opening Ceremony, orange, Pendleton, Rodarte, street chic, women
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80s Redux, Union Square
There's been a lot of '70s redux going on in fashion right now, but what about the '80s? It doesn't have to be all hipster-y gold spandex, as this woman proves with a chic, colorful...
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White Dress, Union Square
Loving the all-white look for summer 2011. The spectator shoes add a nice 1920s touch to this dress, and the artfully braided updo is perfect for hot weather.
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Tagged 1920s, haircuts, New York, street chic, sunglasses, white, white dresses, women
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