[9 Dec 2008 | 3 Comments ]
UO Raises Bar On Menswear, Lower Price-Points.

Recently the Philly-based retail chain has been upping its game in terms of house-produced lines. While its UK counterpart carries designers like JLindeberg, Thomas Burberry, and Paul Smith, the domestic selection has been spotty at best, with some notable diamonds in the rough (such as footwear brand Sneaky Steve and pieces from the Converse by John Varvatos line).

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[16 Dec 2008 | No Comment | ]

Cassette Playa and Nike launch CP X Nike Blazer shoes (Vogue.com UK)
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Gareth Pugh to have menswear show (Vogue.com UK)
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Duckie Brown nominated for the Brit Insurance Design Fashion Award (Vogue.com UK)
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[8 Nov 2008 | 37 Comments | ]
FREE Kid Viskous Necklace: Shopflick x Trashionista Giveaway!

Shopflick and Trashionista have partnered up to give one lucky winner this transparent neon lucite green layered “KV” necklace by Kid Viskous. Perfect for adding an extra dose of fresh to your fall wardrobe!

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[14 Oct 2008 | No Comment | ]
Backstage: We’re Nudie @ The House Of Sweden

As previously reported, we at Trashionista not only had the honor of attending the Nudie Fashion Show at the beautiful “House of Sweden”, we had the added bonus of walking in it!

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[13 Oct 2008 | 5 Comments | ]
Fall Fashion Editorial: Falling in Two

Summer is over–you’ve gone back to school, and the leaves are slowly turning.

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[5 Oct 2008 | No Comment | ]
Geek Chic: Pumping Style into the World of Academia - by Audrey Rogers

Academia is often a tedious world, but amongst the books, sharpened pencils and chalkboards, there is still, thankfully, room for fashion. Think about channeling a female equivalent of Seth Cohen and you’ll be on the right track. While some associate the “Geek” label with the likes of Weird Al Yankovic and his “white and nerdy” endeavors, other more fashion-learned individuals, such as Kate Williams of Nylon Magazine, find geekdom; “tremendously cool”.