Showing posts with label Levi's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Levi's. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 2, 2010


NINI | DALLAS | FASHION CONSULTANT+BLOGGER | NINI'S STYLE

Coat:Vintage|Tank:Helmut Lang|Cut-offs:Vintage Levi's|Pumps:Yves Saint Laurent|Sunglasses:Super

White tanks and faded cut-offs are warm weather staples. But when there's a chill in the air, dismiss the Unibomber hoodie and opt for a striking piece like See Your Style's A-Game queen Nini.

Sunday, May 23, 2010


FIL | MILAN | STUDENT | THE THREE F

Cardigan:Zara Man|Shirt:Principe|Shorts:Levi's|Shoes:Timberland|Bag:Gucci

Fil proves that comfort and refinement aren't mutually exclusive. He crisply personifies the Italian emphasis on fit and tailoring.

Saturday, May 22, 2010


NINI | DALLAS | FASHION CONSULTANT+BLOGGER | NINI'S STYLE

Jacket:Vintage|Tank:Rick Owens|Cut-offs:Levi's|Booties:Yves Saint Laurent|Sunglasses:Super

Cut-offs are a summer staple, but Nini doesn't pair them some beer-stained tee; she takes it to the next level with luxe leather.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

KRYZ | CEBU |STYLIST + WRITER | THIRSTY THOUGHT

Blouse:Vintage|Shorts:Levi's|Oxfords:Summersault|Watch:Ice Watch

Not only are stripes loved here at See Your Style, bright stripes are particularly favored, particularly in warm weather. Kryz, a Filipina from Cebu who scores most of her clothes at What a Girl Wants, is used to a hot and humid tropical climate. Head-to-toe funereal black just won't do in Cebu.

Thursday, April 8, 2010


TIFFANY
| WILLIAMSBURG | VETERINARIAN TO THE STARS

Tank:Chimala|Shorts:Levi's|Booties:Vintage|Bag:Alexander Wang|Scarf: From Honduras

Don't be afraid to mix bold prints with subtle stripes, especially when the color and scale are complementary. If Tiffany can take the temperature of an uncooperative wildebeest, commingling non-solids is a breeze.

Sunday, March 21, 2010


EMME | WILLIAMSBURG | GRAPHIC DESIGN/MARKETING

Jacket:Urban Outfitters|Blouse:Topshop|Jeans:Levi's|Boots:Surface to Air|Watch:Tag Heuer

It's not always about the color. A subtle, quiet palette can be equally effective with a nod towards varying lengths and distinct textures.