Annex Magazin

Fall
Fashion’s
Best Looks
Spring
r u n way
report
Bradford Rogne
Monika Chaing
Willam Belli
Nicolas Felizola
Hannah Harris
Ken Downing
Bill Cunningham
Milan Vukmorvic
Yuri Lee
Shaka Monroque
Michele Lamy
WHO’S
AWKWARD
NOW
ASHLEY
RICKARDS
boy '12

“The MONIKA CHIANG collection is not designed for a
woman of a specifi c age or who lives in a particular place
– it’s all about her attitude and spirit. She is a fashion-forward
woman with a deep appreciation of other cultures,”
Monika explains. “I design with her in mind. I want my collection
to help empower women to dress with confi dence
and feel comfortable, without sacrifi cing style.”

eakfast at
monika chiang
Offi cially reaching its paper anniversary celebrating 1 year, Monika
Chiang helmed by its namesake Monika Chiang is the rebel child
that everyone wants. Launching fall of 2011, Chiang with the help
of the billionaire businessman behind Tory Burch, C Wonder and
many more Christopher J. Burch. The brand, a refl ection of Monika’s
own personal style echoing a wanderlust and appreciation
for exotic cultures is making major leeway in a seemingly crowed
industry.
Shortly after launching Chiang’s full debut collection back in 2011
the brand rolled out two beautifully crafted and designed standalone
location both located in central shopping destinations for
eachs respected locals and the worldwide traveler. The fi rst located
on the famed Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles, California
alongside the likes of Alice + Olivia, Kitson, Chanel and Ted Baker,
with the other nestled in New York City within the ever so chic SoHo.
Both consisting of the labels entire product assortment from shoes,
ready to wear, accessories, handbags, and lingerie season after
season. All this being no small feat for a brand barely blowing out
it’s one year candle, a feat in which many new and up and coming
designers long for.
ABOUT THE COLLECTION:
Designed as a refl ection of Monika’s own signature
style, the collection evokes modern glamour steeped
in an elegant nonchalance. Seemingly disparate
and contradictory sensibilities combine in the most
unexpected ways – deep sensuality and confi dence
exist alongside a subtle vulnerability, the softness of
feathers set against steely metal studs, bursts of rich
pigment mingled with soft earth tones and tough
black leather paired with sensual sheer knits. This
fi nely wrought tension is at the heart of the MONIKA
CHIANG brand.
Yet, with so much steam behind the label will it fi nd its niche, here’s
to hoping once they truly fi nd their legs it’ll take off running? With
an ever growing and faithful clientele the brand is sure to keep
move in the right direction. Along with their trending wedged
sneakers and their edgy detailed twist on classic pieces like pencil
skirts and sheath dresses the brand has a fi rm grasp on trend
development, allocation, and placement along with a real massmarket
appeal to every stylish woman willing to make a fi erce yet
glamorous statement.

E X I L E
Models:
Frances of Envy Model Management
Aaron Mann of Envy Model Management
Photographer:
Tatiana Gerusova
www.tatianagerusova.com
Art Direction:
Allan + Ashley
Stylist:
Ja'niya walker
Makeup:
Kale Teter
Production Assistant:
Brittany Byrd and Tina Tran

Aaron Wears: Sweater FORNARINA
Pant S&G
Boots XAVIER FOX CUSTOM
Hat S&G

fall of man
So many questions are unsure.
In this forsaken hell
I screen the blackness for a cure
And on my knees I yell.
Emptiness meets me in the sky
Emptiness travels far and wide
Emptiness watched me while I cried
Emptiness scrapes away my pride.
I turn to prayers but no one’s there
And in a hole I sink
I turn to glare but no one stares
Ashes too deep to think.
Beloved Rachael, angelic beauty,
You filled me with your love
Intoxicating smells, so fresh and fruity.
An Angel sent you from above.
A different look takes place on you
From these unfiltered eyes
The scaling skin comes into view
Sin soaks your flawless skies.
A little boy perched high on cliffs
This prayer I pray to you.
Forgive me with your unseen gift
And show me what is true.
These shoulders burden life and death
Another sleepless night
I cannot live without your breath
So guide me with your light.
-Aaron Mann
Aaron Wears: Mesh Kimono, Hat, & Cuffs S&G

Frances Wears: Gown ANAIKKA
Belt SKINNY
Blouse FORNARINA
Bolero Jacket ELENA PERSEIL
Necklace SEIZE THE GARMENT
Aaron Wears: Kimono, Djinn Pant, & Cuff S&G

Frances Wears: Blouse DARLING
Belt VINTAGE
Jacket BRIAN LICHTENBERG
Leggings S&G
Aaron Wears: Jacket, Holster, Shirt, and Hat S&G

Frances Wears: Hooded Print Jacket & Cat Pants S&G
Cropped Jacket ANAIKKA
Belt VINTAGE

Frances Wears: Tunic & Moto Jacket L&D
Leggings ELENA PERSEIL
Necklace SEIZE THE GARMENT
Fur Vest SOSIE
Hat ARTURO RIOS
Aaron Wears: Kimono, Riding Trench, & Motorcycle Denim S&G

editors-in-chief/ creative directors
Allan Troy Watson
Ashley Rae Garcia
Design director
Anthony James
m a s t h e a d
Design associate
Jordan Cuellar
contributing editors
Luis Hernandez
K. Escobar
contributing writer
Courtney Cooper
copy editors
Hannah Harris
Greta Marie Ottesen

e d i t o r ' s v o i c e

contributors
Bradford Rogne connie chong kale teter
Charged with the task of shooting Boy’s
cover with the amazing Ashley Rickards,
Bradford had the biggest challenge ahead
of him; a challenge to convey the femme
fatale vision of creative directors Allan and
Ashley while still capturing Ashley’s spark
and whit. We’ll allow you to be the judge
and the jury, but we couldn’t be any happier
with the outcome.
Annex always tries to work with the best
and brightest, and Connie is the brightest of
them all. Extremely talented, professional,
humorous, and best of all easy to work and
communicate with and god knows working
with Allan isn’t an easy task in its self.
The art of makeup or what we like to call
paint is something that when one really
perfects makes one true commodity in the
editorial community. Bringing Teter into the
Annex world as one of the very fi rst contributors
for Annex was a no brainer, and when
conceptualizing Exile we knew that in order
to really convey the story within the story we
needed an artist and Kale is a true artist in
every sense of the word.

cyndi smith Michelle convey courtney cooper
If sunshine was bottled up and packed into
a little fl esh wrapped blonde bottle they’d
name it Cyndi. Ever pleasant and a beast
with a brush and some hairspray Cyndi is a
multi threat dynamo and a great friend.
Writing piece after piece, trying to fi nd
the right fi t, changing directions, switching
themes, a back and forth months and
months in the wings Michelle toke the praise
and the punches and turned out a great
piece and we’re excited for what’s to
come, and remember VOTE!
A writer with the ability to inform without being
stale or over bearing is something hard
to come by and Ms. Cooper has claimed
her grip and thankfully Annex is to benefi t
from it.

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inside
design
nicolas felizola
q&a:
After emerging yourself in the fashion world
through a camera lens what was the push
that made you turn to designing?
After working with the master designers of
the world and numerous high fashion magazines
I decided to take my vision of fashion
and what fashion means/ represents to and
embrace it with my individuality and my
sense of uniqueness through the art of
designing.
Maria Felix inspired your “Enamorada” collections
have you had any other muses?
I have admired many of the classic fashion
icons through the different decades such
as Grace Kelly, Jackie O., and Audrey Hepern
among others. What I admire most is the
sense of elegance in a woman who expresses
her personality with her individual timeless
style.
You’ve been honored with numerous prestigious
awards and accomplished in a short
time what other designers could only hope
to accomplish in a life time yet you say you
have not created your best piece yet, when
can we expect your “best” piece?
I am a creator that is in constant search in
achieving excellency and continue to surpass
my own limits. I cannot say “when” that
“best” piece will be created because where
would I go from there?
What’s more exciting seeing your design
on a high-profile client or seeing it out on a
complete stranger?
It doesn’t matter if my piece is on the most
famous of celebrities or a stranger on the
street. What is most exciting to me is who
wears it with as much passion as I felt when I
created it for them.
In between law, photography, and now
designing do you think you’ll wake up one
day and decide you want to do something
totally different?
The path I took to get here is what helped
me get to my calling. I cannot imagine
doing anything else with my life because
through designing I have fulfi lled my love of
artistic expression.
What insider advice can you give to aspiring
designers?
Uniqueness is the key and be loyal to your
desire of expression. Never copy anyone
else!
ANNEX : BOY 27

As a street-style icon and fashion demi-celebrity who has the distinction of being
a central inspiration for two of this era’s most powerful visual tastemakers. Monroque,
32, is a Caribbean beauty who is blessed with dashing looks, a brilliantminded
personality, a fi erce confi dence. She is a New York based magazine
editor, art consultant and muse art consultant. Raised near the beach in St.
Lucia and never left the island until she graduated high school “The moment I
knew I wanted to live here (New York) is when I got to go to a Jean Paul Gaultier
party,” Monroque shared in an interview with New York Mag. She’s the girlfriend
of art-world mogul Larry Gagosian, the foremost gallerist on the planet, and
has also caught the eye of none other than Miuccia Prada for whom she functions
as a kind of muse and an unoffi cial ambassador for Miu Miu. America has
certainly treated her well.
Shala Monroque
Michele Lamy
Michelle Lamy is a rough diamond. For over 15 years she and her husband, designer
Rick Owens have brought fashion and raised eyebrows to the world together. Lamy
is a form of creativity in herself. Upon meeting Rick Owens, she helped bring a second
lung to his body of work as his muse. French by decent Lamy sports gold plated
teeth, tattooed fi ngers, and an askew drawn line down her forehead to compliment
her accent. Together with Owens they have made a mark on fashion with fur designs
and marvelous use of draping and gothic themes.When captured on the street,
Lamy is usually in one of her hubby’s designs, but she is also an avid fan of Gareth
Pugh. She took him under her wing and became his backer in 2006. Making her
another name attached to Pugh’s 2009 bunny suit. Not too shabby for a girl who
dropped out of law school.
Up and comer Yuri Lee has changed the face of online street fashion with
LOOKBOOK.nu. Hailing from San Francisco California, Lee, 27, and her boyfriend
created LOOKBOOK.nu as “a social experiment in style” in 2007. The
invite only website allows members to post and comment on member posted
looks. Viewing and sharing is open to the public.Lee’s own LOOKBOOK
account is a top hit on google with 2061 fans to date. Her style comprising of
simple solids, blue fl ower dresses and black skinny jeans. She uses both high
end photographs and pictures with a straight off the camera phone feel.
That lack of pomposity is exactly what makes LOOKBOOK.nu so relevant.
Once a member you are encouraged to post in whatever way you can to
share looks with a community of like minded fashion lovers.
Yuri Lee
W h o ' s w h o
I n F a s h i o n
Ken Downing
Controlling one of the world’s largest luxury retailer department stores, Downing
is the driving force behind none other than Neiman Marcus. Starting his career
with Neiman’s back in 1989, Downing eventually worked his way up from fashion
coordinator of the retailer’s Beverly Hills location to his current seating as fashion
director. Ken is a permanent fi xture at every major runway presentation, from
London to Milan, and a frequent globetrotter visiting and overseeing fashion
direction for Marcus’s 42 worldwide locations. Dictating what’s in and what’s
out! The Neiman customer’s love it, making Ken a major force within the fashion
industry.
A pioneer in street style photography, Bill Cunningham has
single handedly documented the fashion of the streets of
New York for almost 50 years. Worshiped and followed by
hordes of street style photographer wannabes, all wishing to
capture a glimmer of his success, Bill’s New York Times ‘On
the street’ feature is the start of every fashion trend. To be
shot by Bill is to validate everything in which a fashion enthusiast
lives for, documenting what innovators are wearing here
and now, with a detailed and trained eye, Cunningham is a
true fashion authority.
Bill Cunningham
Milan Vukmirovic
Wearing more hats than were on the runway for fall, Milan Vukmirovic
defi nes the new generation of fashion as one of it’s hardest
working individuals. Vukmirovic opened yet another retail
location in Miami called The Webster, after the success of Paris’s
Colette in which he co-owns all while launching a new men’s
fashion magazine. In addition, he just recently stepped down
from the Milanese luxury house of Trussardi 1911, with which he
helmed creatively for three years, even steering the brands fi rst
foray into women’s wear. Vukmirovic is a men’s style icon, attending
major designer showings and rubbing elbows with everyone
who is anyone in the industry.
28 ANNEX : BOY

m a k i n g
m o v e s i n
fa s h i o n
Name: Hannah Harris
Age: 20
Hometown: Breckenridge, CO
School: Fashion Institute of Design and
Merchandising
q&a:
Company: Seventeen Magazine
Title: Sales Intern under West Coast
Director of Sales
ANNEX: If you’re life had a mission statement what
would it be?
Hannah Harris: “See the beauty and euphoria will fi nd
you.”
A: What drew you to the world of fashion?
HH: Before I could even walk or talk, I refused to let my
mother dress me and was picking out my own outfi ts.
I loved fl ipping through W and Harper’s Bazaar and
started sketching and designing when I was in third
grade. While my sense of fashion, and taste defi nitely
became more refi ned, I’ve always been drawn to the
idea that fashion is life.
A: How did you snag an intern spot at Seventeen Magazine?
HH: It sounds cliché but my personality and my resume.
I am an extremely hard-worker and my perseverance
showed through during our interview. For the interview
I made sure my appearance was impeccable and my
outgoing charm was not over shadowed by my severe
anxiety and nervousness! Also, I think my boss appreciated
my “small town” honesty. Fashion and sales are
two cutthroat industries but what many people fail to
realize is that honestly might not get them ahead as
fast as they desire but will insure longevity. My resume,
although not fi lled with well-known brands, proved my
desire to learn about the industry as I had dabbled in
fashion writing, showroom interning, social media management,
etc. Finally, my specialized fashion education
made the last difference, as my competition was
mainly UCLA and USC students and my boss liked that
I was truly passionate about the industry enough to invest
in it.
A: Do you think internships are an important medium
in the industry?
HH: I think they are extremely important. They prove
to an employer how “hungry” you are, teach you so
many things, and allow you to instill relationships within
the industry you want to work in.
A: Any advice for fashionistas trying to break into the
industry?
HH: Be very amicable but do NOT be fake! It’s a small
world, and an even smaller industry, where literally everyone
knows everyone. You do not want to mess anything
up for you or your business in the future because
of some debacle in the past. That being said, do not let
anyone walk all over you. When you respect yourself
others will see that and respect you more as well.
A: What is the ugliest truth about the fashion industry?
HH: If you want the glitz and glamour and are not able
to work harder than you play, this industry is not for you.
Everything needs to be 200% effort and no task is too
little for you to do. Even with that effort, it is inevitable
that you will be exposed to a lot of critique; this industry
does not apologize.
A: What were your responsibilities?
HH: A lot of administrative tasks, contacting clients to
make sure we had their current info in our database;
sending the latest issues to our clients to instill quality
relationships; fi nding potential clients within our demographic
and target market. I also went to a lot of
lunches with my boss and our advertising clients--- in
sales and fashion- client relationships are everything.
My favorite part of the internship was creating little
notes or gifts for our clients just to know we cared.
A: Dress for success- What would you normally wear
to the office?
HH: I always incorporated power- with a fashion twist,
defi nitely a lot of blazers and collared shirts, cigarette
pants and Jeffrey Campbell platforms. My favorite outfi
t for example was a silver tweed blazer from Zara, a
high-low white silk collared blouse, black skinnies, and
Jeffrey Campbell Watchmen platform booties. They
say to dress to the position you hope to be in one day.
I may have been “over dressed” compared to many
in the more laid back environment of the West Coast
offi ces but then again, as Oscar Wilde once said, “you
can never be overdressed or overeducated”!
ANNEX : BOY 29

tabitha baker
BMG Models
alvaro
Envy Model Management
kayla ouerbacker
BMG Models
F R E S H FA C E S
kassi
LA Models
brittany
Stahl Management
a ly x
LA Models
30 ANNEX : BOY

TREND SPOTTING
THOME BROWN
BILLTORNADE
TONELO TECHNO
DSQUARED2
velvet
blazers
DSQUARED2
BALMAIN

GET THE LOOK:YVES SAINT LAURENT
DIESEL $700 Dsquared2 $550
JUUN J $1825 billtornade $270
ANN DEMEULMEESTER $425
tmd $80
john richmond$1673 m r. hare $690
DSQUARED2 $525
Dr. martens $130
dsquared2 $885

TREND SPOTTING
christian
loubitin
miu miu
tabitha
simmons
marni
marni
valextra
roberto cavalli
alexander mcqueen
martin grant
red
balenciaga

GET THE LOOK: castel bajac
casadei $880
arc & co $49
eric javitz $198
miu miu $790
theory $265

TREND SPOTTING
DIESEL
WHITE MOUNTAINEERING
DSQUARED2
OPENING CEREMONY
I N T H E
TRENCHES
G STAR
WHITE MOUNTAINEERING

GET THE LOOK:t by wang
juun j $1300
dolce & gabbana
$369
MAISON MARTIn
MARGIELA $580
les copains $345
dr. martens $270
RICK OWENS $1230
RAG & BONE $450
markus lupfer
sorel $220 $41 0
s lv r $235
tmd $162
diemme $420
dr. martens $270
paul smith $41 0
alejandro ingelmo
$395
denis gagnon
$350
ysl $750
knitlook $52

TREND SPOTTING
indikka
dorset
tracy reese
marni
BROCADE
jason wu
wunderkind

GET THE LOOK: miu miu
cavalli $1795
stella mccartney
$840
fendi $895
ruthie davis $1298
valentino $1395
pucci $390
armani $495
fendi $2940
linea pelle $58
lanvin $1950

TREND SPOTTING
raf simons
alexander mcqueen
givenchy
marcy by marc jacobs
micro
prints
wings + horns
white mountaineering

GET THE LOOK:tommy hilfiger
yves saint
laurent $6650
NIEL BARRETT $4175
dsquared2 $2320
RICK OWENS $2550
villain $130
rag & bone $275
stripe roll
tee $130
comme des
maison martin margiela
garcons $195 topman $365 & $260
$525 & $465
GARETH PUGH $1125

TREND SPOTTING
marc jacobs
herve leger
fendi
stella
mccartney
alexander
mcqueen
roberto cavalli
helmut lang
leather
rick owens
helmut lang

GET THE LOOK: belstaf
dvf $1600
tory burch $895
chloe $1895 monika chiang $50
vince $95
gucci $1390 alexia $1095

a s h l e y r
Photographer:
Bradford Rogne
www.bradfordrogne.com
Retouching:
Felipe Menezes
Art Direction and Styling:
Allan + Ashley
Makeup:
Connie Chong
Hair:
Cyndi smith
Stylist Assistants:
Anthony Llorens
and
Jonathan Taylor
Photographer Assistant:
Cameron Frost
Production Assistant:
Tina Tran
and
Luis Hernandez

i c k a r d s
Dress GYPSIE JUNKIES
Cap & Gloves ELLA ZAHLAN

from Ashley:
Everyone has heard that blondes have more
fun. Perhaps the idea behind the blonde
adage is one of freedom, spontaneity and
excitement. If that’s the case, i must have
been blonde for years.
My very nature is impulsive, ambitious and
daring. Be it over the top fashion, opinionated
commentary or unique choices in my
own profession, I live my life like it could end
tomorrow. Because it could, and I would
never want to look back feeling like I stood
in the way of my happiness and myself.
Worrying about others’ opinions, whether
our dreams are realistic or listening to the
doubt in our own minds is a terribly sad
waste of time. It restrains us from serendipitous
connections, being our true selves and
experiencing the very journey of life itself,
one moment at a time. Everyday in the
future is the past waiting to happen. So why
would we hesitate in the present? That’s the
only thing we really have. And to waste this
because of fear, doubt or external opinion,
is to waste life.
When I went blonde, I wanted to have fun.
And no matter the color of my hair, the outfit
I wear, or the make up I apply, I know that
I am still Ashley. And this blonde will be as
creative, daring and giving as she can be, in
each moment and have fun doing it.

Dress ALPANA NEERAJ

Cape PRB STUDIO PRIVATE COLLECTION
Body Suit STYLISTS OWN
Boots SAM EDELMAN

q&a:
ANNEX: If you could talk face to face with your character
Jenna, what would you tell her? What advice would you
give her?
AR: I would tell Jenna to live a little. One of the things I
admire about her is her analytical mindset, however, it
seems to get in the way of her just living life- moment to
moment.
ANNEX: On the show Jenna deals with her misfortunes very
well, do you think you would handle some of her situations
in the same way?
AR: I don’t know if I would have the same positive composure!
If some of the things that are thrown at her were
thrown at me, it’s likely that I would respond sarcastically
and then launch a twitter campaign against the perpetrator.
#140CharacterWar.
ANNEX: Does Jenna echo any part of you, or where you
ever bullied in High school?
AR: I was bullied as a kid, sadly most kids were I think. It took
a huge toll on my self esteem and frankly- the scars of past
cruelty still linger. But I try to keep in mind that I was dealt
those instances for a reason. Each one, each cruel remark
or action, made me who I am and better because of it.

Jacket TOPSHOP
Body Suit STYLISTS OWN

Catsuit NIKKI RICH
Heels STEVE MADDEN

ANNEX: At the shoot you were very comfortable in your
own skin, and really owned the moment. Do you prefer to
be the femme fatal like in the shoot or the underdog like
Jenna?
AR: I prefer being myself. And I was just being myself at the
shoot. One of the wonderful things about what I do for a
living is that I can be a complete different person, role to
role. And as long as I never lose sight of myself and what
makes me, Ashley, happy- well then I’ll be just fine.
ANNEX: What do you say to all the kids out there who don’t
handle it as well as Jenna?
AR: I’d say to stay strong. Because we are all warriors of the
day to day war. And as long as we fight for our happiness,
love and dreams- we can become not only survivors, but
victors of the life past and the life ahead.
ANNEX: What’s the next step in the evolution of Ashley
Rickards?
AR: I honestly don’t know just yet. Most likely some tattoos.
I have some quotes in mind that have really shaped me
and helped me be the best I can be, and I would love to
have those in permanent reminders of sorts.
ANNEX: Are there any roles you’re pinning for at the
moment, or about to start filming? I’m sure your fans would
love to know what they can catch you in next.
AR: I would love to play a role that is someone I have not
portrayed as of yet in my career. That, the variety in characters,
is what I aim for and seek the most joy from in my

spring
58 ANNEX : BOY

2013
ANNEX : BOY 59

acne
acne
acne
acne
a
acne

acne
cne
acne
city girl moves to the country, falls in loves, has her heart broken
While missing the mark on its expressed theme of romance,
Acne presented a collection that will truly resonate. Attempting
to tone down the usually hard-edged, kick-ass Acne girl. They
accomplished a wonderful marriage of softness and confi -
acne
dence, with a little hint of crazy. With numerous pieces that are
prized to smash for retailers, the collection was a dynamo. The
and comes back to the city ready to kick-ass, yet fall in love
once again. This is exactly what we did with this collection. From
the latex cowboy hat to the buckled pants, skirts, and jackets,
the collection was fresh and a sight for sore eyes.

alexande
alexander w
alexander wang
alexander wang
ale

Probably one of the most buzzed about shows; before, during,
and after New York Fashion Week. Alexander Wang proved that
he could live up to the hype this season, combining a much
alexander
more subdued color pallet than
wang
last spring. Wang’s runway
had a “Tron like” feel as he kept his best and on his toes. The
collection was innovative and progressive as he kept true to
ang
a formula of true American sportswear. In Wang’s perspective,
fabric silhouettes with a fl oating panel detail was not enough
to top off the cascade of white garments with a show stopping
glow in the dark neon yellow.
xander wang

almain
balma
balmain balmain

in
balmain
balmain
Stamping his name at the top season after season, Oliver
Rousteing continues to show the industry why he was just the
right man for the job. Taking major inspiration from Versace’s
nineties heyday with the likes of Naomi Campbell and Cindy
Crawford, adding a little touch to hot and heavy Havana nights.
Rousteing’s intricate dresses are made of a basket-woven raffi a
whilst his men’s tailored suits have an almost zoot suit like feel
along with shoulder pads that would drive Grace Jones wild.
balmain
The collection had almost a hint of couture that was greatly
appreciated, not to say that the more simple leather skirt and
all denim looks were a disappointment, as they did an exceptional
job of making the collection appear fl uid and cohesive.

Givenchy
Christopher Kane
Gareth Pugh
all white

checkered
Acne
Balmain
Balmain

elie saab
elie sa
elie saab
elie

ab
elie saab
As sensual and glamorous as ever, a season can not go by
without one of our classic, elegant majors showcasing a breathtaking
collection that breathes new life into a line. It can be
said that with the buying public decreasing, it has much to lose
and so much to gain. The ever present, impeccable tailoring
and innovative twist on the classic and currently trending peplum,
Saab manages to create a modern-day fairytale that has
us all looking for our prince. Fabrication for days, elegance and
saab
beauty for months; color-ways for years that will progress into
elie
the next few decades will be a cinch.
saab

haider ac
haider ackerma
haider ackerman
ha
haider ackerman

kerman
The bad boy of draping strikes again with a collection that
n
crosses age, sex and demographic lines. Ackerman leaves
no stone unturned, sending his customer out in suiting. These
designs are made for every faithful clients; an example like
Tilda Swinton, who is poised to have a stand out moment this
awards season, in not one, not two, three, or fi ve of his pieces
but practically all. The collection is sound and cohesive and
shows exactly why Ackerman is the name on the tip of everyone’s
tongue.
ider ackerma

lou
louise goldin
louis
louise

e goldin
goldin
After a two-year hiatus away from the grueling fashion scene,
Louise Goldin presented a collection that rather than reaffi rming
her triumphant comeback, stated that she had never left.
Anyone who may have thought she had, was surely missing
her. Presenting a simple, yet ever so chic collection with an
exceptional color pallet, Goldin’s collection was fun; young,
sophisticated. This makes it possible to fully compare her simplest
looks to fi nally becoming a huge fashion statement, it
would be a shock, noot see this collection in every fashionista’s
closet; in fact, it would be a crime. The versatility of some of
these pieces included colors that can dominate, her collection
ise goldin
was all it needed to be if not more.

illowing gown
John Galliano Margiela Anne Demeulemeester

Balmain
Haider Ackerman
Givenchy
Blazers

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maki oma
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maki oh
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If this collection is what people meant by the saying “sweater
than a rice cake”, then cut me a piece of that cake and add
a heaping help of sugar. Oh delivers one of the most romantic
collections this spring, with a very brave use of the trending
fringe the collection offers a juxtaposition that is understandable
and easy to swallow. Based out of Lagos, Nigeria Oh is a
true testament to the semblance that talent can truly conquer
all. Destined to make a huge name for herself Oh is on the cusp
of greatness and as long as she continues to churn out collections
as compelling and idiosyncratically modern as this one,
maki
we have no reservations at all.
oh

pedro lourenco
pedro lo
pedro lourenco
pe
pedro lourenc

urenco
At only 22 the new kid on the block in Paris is making his voice
clear and precise with a very cube-like silhouette. Lourenco’s
military vibe echoes his resort collection that seemed to mimic
throughout multiple runways this season. The fabrication and
print block is the real winner, his color pallet is to die for and
effortless layering that would make even Anna Dello Russo
green with envy. Proclaiming to be a true star this season,
dro lourenco
Lourenco presented a true star this season. Dressing women of
all ages Lourenco has offi cially etched his way into hearts
and we don’t think there’s any going back from this one. To
the eye, angles and tasteful sex appeal in his slip dresses contrast
with a masculine overall silhouette balanced by the very
feminine almost baby bakery colorways. Lourenco has rightfully
o
stumbled upon the top spot this season, we hope this newbie
can continue on this trajectory that could very well have him
sitting atop of a major brand such as Céline or even Vuitton.

odart
rodarte rodart
rodarte

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erodarte
One of the most inspired collections all season, Rodarte set a
volcano, blew it and rode the tsunami all the way to shore and
rodarte
back a gain. With a collection inspired by “Medieval and fantasy
role-playing games” the Mulleavy girls have most defi nitely
cast us into a fantasy game, that we dare not leave. The richness
of fabrication combined with the exquisite details placed
among some of their most stand out pieces, such as a silk blue
gown with marquetry embroidery
rodarte
cinching the waist. This creates
the silhouette of a history making, red carpet moment for
the likes of Beyoncé, Rooney Mara, or Jessica Chastain. Along
rodarte
with parade of brocade, the sisters showcased some leather
workings that will be a no brainer this editorial season and every
stylist will be clamoring for them.

thomas tait
thomas
thomas tait
thomas tait
thomas tai

tait
Tait, a Saint Martins alumnus is barking for some attention this
season. Showcasing a collection that was young and sophisticated,
reeked of Tait and showcased his ingenious skills as a
pattern maker and as of this showing, a color coinsurer. While
a sprinkle or two reverent of Céline was no harm no foul, the
presentation was bright. In aspect from the color selection and
from the future in which we see, Tait making some major moves
in an industry show he was born and bred for fashion.
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thomas tait

Alexander Wang
Temperly London
Balmain
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Big, Small and everything in between, guys are strapping all their belongings in the new “it” item for the time being. And to meet
the demand for the manvelope all the majors have stepped up to the plate from Acne, Prada, Gucci, Burberry, and even Ferragamo.
neckbrace couture
Trickling down from the ever so chic Egyptians the statement necklace is doing just that, making a major statement.
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granny swa g
A trend in its infancy stages but our favorite non-the less. Who has time to put on sleeves? Especially when attempting to look effortlessly
chic and sophisticated. Throwing your jacket over your shoulders adds an elegant touch to any ensemble.
what's hiding underneath
Carrying on from the mesh trend of last season, chiffon and lightweight tops are adding a little winter breather for the ladies this fall.
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have you heard...
willam belli
q&a:
ANNEX: ‘Let’s have a KaiKai’, now Annex being the ‘Drag Race’
lovers that we are know exactly what that means, but can you
explain what ‘lets have a kaikai’ means for those readers who may
not know?
Well to start, it’s takeoff of the secret GLBT term of “kiki” which is a
fun time amongst likeminded individuals, usually an afterhours one
at that. Now a “kaikai” is when two drag queens have a fun time
with each other and without their respective outfi ts.
ANNEX: You love controversy don’t you, always one to rile feathers
and make people squirm in their seat ? Do you strive to push buttons?
I think pushing the envelope and taking risks leads to bigger payoffs.
I do try to do things that haven’t already been done. It’s one of the
reasons I abhor lip-syncing. Why parrot someone else’s act?
For those who are fans of the LOGO reality television drag
queen competition series Rupaul’s Drag are already familiar
with season 4’s bad girl Willam Belli, who has gone down as
one of Drag Race’s most controversial contestants since the
shows 2009 debut. Willam the only contestant in Drag Rag history
to ever be disqualifi ed is still causing trouble since his much
talked about dismissal, literally with a cut from his upcoming
album and fi rst single “Trouble” one of many club worthy songs
by the performer.
Willam’s also causing a stir on the political front practically
birthing the anti-chic-fil-a movement against the conservative
Christian ran fast food franchise. Willam never one to shy away
from causing a stir is quickly rising as one of the most successful
contestants post “Drag Race” fame. And we sat down to shat
with the hilarious queen about what’s happened, what’s happening
and what’s going to happen with Rupaul’s problem
child.
“My upcoming
album will be
a dream come
true for me
and a perfect
coaster or
ashtray for
anyone with
moderate to
average taste
point. It has
some songs
no one knows
about yet and
I’m very
excited to
unleash them.”
ANNEX: How do you feel about the runaway hit ‘Chow Down (at
Chic Fil a)’ going viral, were you expecting it?
I look at this song & video as the major kick-off to the ant0 Chick-fi l-
A movement. We may have been accidental activists but we were
the loudest, if not the fi rst, of voices to decry their hate meat as
something that needed to be addressed.
ANNEX: What can we expect for the album? Will it all be of a comedic
nature?
It’s not all comedic. There’s some original songs slated for it that are
downright fi erce (and I HATE that overused term but that’s the only
word I got).
ANNEX: Everyone wants to know why you aren’t on the All-Star
season of ‘Drag Race’, What happened we all had you pegged for
the top 2 if not taking home the crown last season?
Well I told everyone I had a really important pedicure that I couldn’t
reschedule but it’s not true. I don’t know why I’m not on All-Stars.
I don’t work in casting. People who were eliminated FIRST on their
seasons are on there and I’m not. I don’t have much to say on the
topic right now but everyone can bet their asses that I’m going to
be delivering it to world during my live recaps for Logo’s New Now
Next site with John Polly
of the Jon & John team.
ANNEX: Do you regret your dismissal, or is it just Willam’s way of
making his mark? like
“I got kicked off and I’m still better than all you bitches?
I don’t regret it at all. My exit allowed me to do an off-Broadway
musical in NYC that won top awards at the Fringe Fest last year. I
was doing that 3 days after I left. Timing is almost
uncanny...like I planned it or something. I think there is a new breed
of reality show
contestant- a self-aware one- that thinks (or actually can) get one
over on production without being a total hazard to their own reputation,
health or safety of others. I like to think I ushered that in to a
degree without appearing like a sociopath.
ANNEX: As a fashion magazine we have to applaud you on some of
your ensembles, especially your shoe game. Are
you a label whore or do you just enjoy a good quality shoe, and
who’s your favorite shoe designer.
Quality is key because we are talking about holding up a hundred
something pounds of man. I like Giuseppe Zanotti, Versace and
Christian Louboutin. Dida Ritz kinda christened me with my long
hair/red bottoms persona.
ANNEX: Finally, if you could describe yourself in one word what
would it be?
AWFUM (awful/awesome)
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4t h
quarter
MADNESS
the comebacks
Ciara/One Woman Army: The fi fth studio
album from the Atlanta bread songstress
is another on the comeback list. After her
fair share of commercially disappointing
albums Ms. Harris is back with a vengeance-
trying to build her moniker in
order to book those stages some said she
could not. With fi rst single sorry premiering
not to long ago with a stunning video,
here is to hoping that her Epic Records
team including the full support of X-factor
judge and Epic Records executive L.A.
Reid. “Army” in its entirety is set for release
on December 4th.
Xtina/Lotus: Another comeback in the
world of music, Christina Aguilera or
know better as Xtina hits the 4th quarter
with her latest effort Lotus. Being ever
much the phoenix, Xtina is back with a
vengeance after taking a lashing in the
media back in 2010 during the heavy
promo for her Bionic LP. But as the old
adage goes “dust yourself off and try
again”, with her positively received stint
on NBC’s the Voice Xtina kicks off the Lotus
era with new single ‘Your Body”. The
track, which as of now reigns at number
4 on the itunes chart, is poised to top the
Billboard 100 in a matter of weeks with a
number 1 album to follow.
Brandy/TwoEleven: The biggest R&B
comeback of the past few years, 90’s teen
queen Brandy brings her sultry multi octave
range back to the top of the charts.
Lead by the sizzling top 10 fi rst single ‘Put
it down’ assisted by Chris Brown and 90’s
throwback 2nd single ‘Wildest Dreams’,
Brandy has once again reclaimed her
dominance over the R&B divas who she
inspired and infl uenced. With Two Eleven
notching in at number 3 on the Billboard
200 , it checks in as Norwood’s latest top
10 entry along her storied nearly 20 year
long career. While after the commercial
disappointment of her last effort Human
Brandy had a lot to prove, and the talent
to do so. Along with the support of mega
producers, writers and collaborators such
as Rico Love, Frank Ocean, Mario Winans
and up and comer Tiyon “TC” Mack Brandy
has crafted yet another masterful work
of art.
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the rookies
Cher Lloyd/Sticks + Stones: Another UK
transplant from the widely successful X
Factor singing competition Lloyd. Off of
her US top 20 “Want you back” Cherl is
looking to make some major waves from
across the pond.
Rita Ora/Ora: Jay Z’s new Roc Nation
darling Rita Ora sets her UK chart topping
album “Ora” up to take on the US.
After scoring 3 consecutive number 1
singles across the pond “Ora” is set to
debut within the coming months, and if
our British counterparts are anything to
go by we are in for a world of wonder. I
mean they gave us Adele, right?
Kendrick Lamar/good kid, m.A.A.d. city:
West Coast music’s rise to prominence
again is led by Los Angeles’s own, Kendrick
Lamar. An album that tells many stories
from different people’s perspectives,
yet all coincide with a single vision and
overall plot that Kendrick intended. This
is the rap album that everyone is talking
about right now because it’s more than
just random songs put together, it’s a cohesive
story. For everyone who loves a
good story, they love this album.
the mvp's
Taylor Swift/Red: Country music’s golden
child, Taylor Swift, tops the charts easily selling
around 1,000,000 copies her fi rst week
with her new album “Red.” Her audience
has grown with her throughout her career
and her new experiences and loves are
all included in this new album. Anthems
that include never getting back together
with an ex help empower some people to
have independence as well as her go-to
love songs help give us everything we can
expect from a Taylor Swift album.
Rihanna/Unapologetic: Looking to topple
the charts once again with her ever-expanding
list of number ones, and even
more expanding hairstyles Vogues November
cover girl Rihanna sets up her 7th
studio album to hopefully be her fi rst number
1 album.
Miguel/Kaleidoscope Dream: Making a
statement with his second album, Miguel
puts together a very smooth and soulful
piece of art. He’s created hiss own image
and now his voice is as distinct as he is.
“Kaleidoscope Dream” is one of the best
R&B albums this year, joining the likes of
Frank Ocean’s acclaimed “Channel Orange.”
It’s not focused towards pop or
rap or even bedroom R&B, it creates an
uplifting and sensual vibe that makes you
want to drive down the road with the windows
down and singing loudly!
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Mary
&
Bert
Models:
Faith Picozzi
Wade poezyn
Photographer:
Marisa Pike
www.marisapike.com
Art Direction and Styling:
Allan + Ashley
Makeup:
Taryn Feldt
Hair:
Cynthia Ramirez
Stylist Assistants:
Anthony Llorens

Faith Wears: Hat STYLISTS OWN
Jacket PRETTY PISTOL CLOTHING
Skirt Gypsy Junkie
Shoes FORNIRINA

Wade Wears: Suit, Shirt, & Belt SARAR
Hair Clip worn as Bowtie SEIZE THE GARMENT
Hat STYLISTS OWN
Shoes MARC JACOBS

Faith Wears: Gown IMPERO COUTURE
Earrings and Bracelets SEIZE THE GARMENT
Wade Wears: Suit, Shirt, & Belt SARAR
Hair Clip worn as Bowtie UNKNOWN

Faith Wears: Jacket WISH
Gown AIISHA
Wade Wears: Jacket, Shirt, Pants, & Shoes SARAR

Wade Wears: Sweater EMPORIO ARMANI
Pants AUGUST FIELD
Shoes MARC JACOBS

Faith Wears: Gown CLAIRE PETTIBONE
Umbrella PASOTTI OMBRELLI
for PRB STUDIO PRIVATE COLLECTION

Faith Wears: Gown CLAIRE PETTIBONE
Wade Wears: All clothing VINTAGE

Faith Wears: Jacket VINTAGE
Hat STYLIST OWN
Dress AIISHA
Necklace EVIL PAWN JEWELRY

FASHION
NEVER
SLEEPS
AUGUST 27th, 2012
Tomboy F/W 2012 Campaign
recruits a fresh face, model/
blogger Julia Frakes. Giving
the collection a casual edge
to their oversized, ultra sleek
silhouettes.
september 10th, 2012
W magazine rings in their October
issue with a industry packed
event at New Yorks historic
Goodwin House mansion.
2
AUGUST 2ND, 2012
Supermodel Abbey Lee Kershaw
returned home to Australia to
feature on the cover of Sydney’s
Sunday Telegraph, inside, the
issue discusses her experiences
away from home and the nature
of fashion week.
AUGUST 7th, 2012
Lana Del Ray features in the
August issue of Vogue Italia,
with her retro style and persona.
12
september 12th, 2012
Harpers Bazaar spreads their
e-commerce wings and
launch’s shopbazaar.com
making items shot within the
pages of Bazaar immediately
shoppable for readers.
september 14th, 2012
Oscar de la Renta claps
back at fashion critic Cathy
Horn by cashing in on a full
page ad inside industry mainstay
Women’s Wear Daily
morning paper
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15
september 15th, 2012
Marloes Horst, a Dutch
model dominating the
scene of fashion covering
the Elle Belgium’s issue.
september 21st, 2012
IMG models gets back in the
men’s game as they eye male
models of the caliber of Joan
Smalls and Karlie Kloss, who the
juggernaut agency presently
represent under their women’s
moniker.
1
october 1st, 2012
Purple Magazine toasts the
night away celebrating 20
years of iconic publication
history.
26 27 28 29 30
october 2nd, 2012
Chris Burch files a lawsuit
against his now ex wife and
her $2 Billion company Tory
Burch.
october 16th, 2012
YSL and Christian Louboutin
end the battle of the ‘Sole’
october 17th, 2012
Bergdorf Goodman celebrated
their 111th anniversary with
a star-studded event in the big
apple.
october 19th, 2012
Dsquared2 inks a three-year licensing
agreement with Italian
manufacturer ISA for the production
and distribution of their
underwear and swimwear for
both men’s and women’s.
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Prabal Gurung teaming up with
october 23rd, 2012
Neiman Marcus who will unveil
a full collection of clothing and
accessories on Febuary 10th in
all Target locations.

I See...C o s t a R i c a
Pura Vida, universally known in Costa Rica literally translates to pure life. It’s a very common phrase used to respond to
“How things are going”, a victory chant, or even a greeting! PURA VIDA!!
Experience Costa Rica by partying with the locals, having the grandest adventures, viewing the wonders of nature,
enjoying tropical beaches, and create memories.
PARTYING WITH THE LOCALS: Club Virtigo
in San Jose is one of the leading clubs in
Central America that has hosted some
of the best parties Costa Rica has seen.
Although we literally waited in line for
roughly two hours I got the richest view
of the locals in between meeting people
and of course people watching.
THE GRANDEST ADVENTURE: The river
Reventazón is located in the charming
Orosi Valley in Cartago province. Adventure
junkie hot spot for WHITE WATER RAFT-
ING, it’s classifi ed a level 3 which sounds
scary but I’m a total white water rafting
rookie and I had nothing but a good
time!
VIEWING THE WONDERS OF NATURE: Aventuras La Carpintera, ZIPLIN-
ING THROUGH THE RAINFOREST in San Vicente of Tres Rios, Cartago.
I kicked off the tour with a warm meal at Hacienda Chirraca restaurant
where of course you have to have a casado (Costa Rica’s
notorious dish for every meal). We we’re then all piled into the back of
a pick up truck, an experience in itself winding up the gorgeous wet
mountain up close. When we arrive to starting point we had a training
at the Canopy School some minutes after we began the adventure
of 1800 meters of cable divided in 13 cables from different distances,
20 platforms. Between these platforms we will fi nd landing by rappel,
hiking through a path of 300 meters. There isn’t a better way to view
the wonders of nature other than zip lining through them where it’s
nothing but you, a cable, and this beautiful rainforest.
ENJOY THE TROPICAL BEACHES: I hoped on a bus and headed en
route to Jaco, it’s one of the most popular Costa Rican beaches less
than 2 hours from San Jose. Jaco has the reputation of being a ‘party
beach’ with an excellent nightlife, while being a laidback, chill town.
Of course I had to surf in Costa Rica! Rented a board for nearly nothing
and got caught in a rain and thunderstorm, what an adventure.
The downfall was defi nitely the pebble lined shore which I found
wildly unpleasant so much so I got out of the water a lot sooner than
I normally would have. I relaxed on the sand and got a henna tattoo
as an alternative (not a bad alternative!)
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o b s e s s e d
die antwoord
xbox nba baller beats
aaliyah
eos lip balm
This South African band is setting the charts on fi re,
literally. They’ve been featured in both Rolling Stones:
South Africa and American Interview magazine, with
a style all their own that’s a mix between hip-hop and
new rave. Die Antwoord is a true breath of fresh air in
an overly pop dominated industry.
Probably one of the most addicting games we’ve
played in years. NBA baller beats is no joke, dribbling
out to hits by Kanye and more, once you get the
hang of it you’ll be on your way to the being the next
LeBron or Kobe.
Being one of our favorite crossover acts of the 90’s,
before Beyoncé was – well, Beyoncé and R&B was
popular. Aaliyah reigned and was only just getting
started, leaving us at the mere age of 22 the teen
dynamo was a 90’s it girl, and the thought of new
music is all too exhilarating. Even the rumors of this
project have us giddy with excitement; with new
drama circulating daily between Drake and Aaliyah’s
longtime collaborators TImbaland and Missy Elliot
this project is defi nitely on the tongue every industry
insider.
The lip balm that makes you smile, literally. We’ve
been rocking the 100% Natural and 95% organic lip
pucker for some time now and it does
wonders for us, so it should do some good for you
too- ha.

C Wonder
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gypsy junkies fashion show
ON
T H E
T O W N
NEW YORK fashion Weekend
112 ANNEX : BOY

Rhude
xbox pre vma party
peep show menagerie
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Allan & Ashley’s
Must Haves
Comme De Fuck Down Beanie: 424 on Fairfax $36
What better way to tell the world how you feel then by
having it sprawled across your forehead, without it
being permanent. Yeah we know rude graphic are
so 2004 high school, but these beanies have such
an unequivocal cool that it’s acceptable.
Givenchy Nose Ring: Luisaviaroma.com
$330 - $595
I know it’s a Givenchy heavy
list this issue but we just can’t
help the utter undeniably
of Ricardo Tisci’s genius. This
septum ring, reimagined from
the 97’ McQueen era of the
Parisian house is so obnoxiously
ballsy that we can’t help but
fawn over it. And the fact that
you don’t need an actual piercing
to rock it (its magnetic) is perfection
at its best.
Temperley corset belt:
gregoryshoes.com $498
Drawing attention to the
waist and creating an
illusion of a slender
one has long been
coveted. Temperley
London’s black
leather figure-defining
belt is sure to
sharpen the sleekest
of silhouettes with a
twist of seduction.
AmberKar eyeglasses chain:
bonanza.com $13.98
As seen on Rhianna and throughout
Louis Vuitton runways attaching your
glasses to a chain is the stylish practical
way to go.
La Perla Mesh Bra: Yes! Just
about every girl hates them, But
if your going to torture yourself it
might as well be to the tune of this
masterpiece. Prop your girls up in
this silk and rayon bra and your
instantly a work of art, ready for
your Helmt Newton spread.
Jason Wu overlay
cape: yoox.com $3305
Dating back to the
1920’s this cape
silhouette is still a
must have for the
fall. Covering
the back and
exposing
the front
allows for
ease and
style to be
effortlessly
worked in.
Givenchy Skirt:
Luisaviaroma.com
$1455
Probably one of my
most coveted pieces
of the season.
This Givenchy skirt
with peek-a-boo
stars is everything
including
epic. Yes, most
guys won’t go
anywhere near it,
yet its all we can
think about. Pair
these with some
kill high-tops or
even a funky
brogue and you
have yourself a
winner winner
chicken dinner.
LOOK FOR LESS: Leather Pants
Yves Saint Laurent Leather Pants: ssense.com $5000
Fetish garb no more, a timeless necessity in any fashion loving males wardrobe. Leather pants
whether a straight leg or leggings are a timeless piece. It’s all but guaranteed that once every
few years the leather donning’s will make a come back and this season boy have they ever.
Mugler $480
Leather Lycra
Legggings $285
Topman Leather
Trousers $203
Givenchy Leather
Leggings $2430

d i y
veil beanie
step 1:
Spread the netting out lengthwise. Place the beanie in
the center of the netting, offset by about 3 inches. Fold
the two ends towards the center.
step 2:
Thread the embroidery thread through the needle and
make a double knot at the end. Overlap the two sides
of netting and sew them to the beanie with a single
stitch. (I’m using white thread here so you can see the
stitches).
step 3:
materials:
Continue the stitch by folding down one side in half and
sewing the edge to the beanie. Repeat the same step
on the other side.
step 4:
Now fold over both sides in half again, to the same
center point. Sew the edges to the beanie with another
stitch. Double knot the thread from the inside and trim.
step 5:
a slouchy knit beanie
9x 24 French veil netting
embroidery thread of a similar color
an embroidery needle
a pair of scissors
Turn the beanie over, fi nd the middle point, and sew the
bottom edge of the netting to the beanie with a single
stitch. Double knot and trim. Make a 1.5 inch fold.
Put the beanie on and then peel the netting down over
your face. Voila, you’ve been veiled!

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SKINNY, skinnystyle.com
ANAIKKA, www.anaikka.com
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ELENA PERSEIL, www.elenaperseil.com
ARTURO RIOS, www.arturorios.com
SOSIE www.sosie.com
L&D, www.dlapparel.com
DARLING, www.darlingclothes.com
BRIAN LICHTENBERG, www.brianlichtenberg.com
ELEKTRODE By Jérémy Amelin, www.elektrode.com
Wish www.wish.com.au
Aiisha www.aiisha.com
www.PrettyPistolClothing.com
www.ClairePettibone.com
RevolveClothing.com
www.EvilPawnJewelry.com

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