Showing posts with label amy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amy. Show all posts

Sunday, March 25, 2007

Slowtrain Concert


Location: Slowtrain for the Laura Gibson, Band of Annuals concert.
Amy
Blue gloves: Decades
Gray tweed jacket: Anthropologie

Everything else: Thrift Town
Quote: "I get obsessed with one color and so everything I wear for that period of time is based off of it."

Saturday, March 10, 2007

Leslie and the Lys: Gem Sweaters

Sweater Naming Ceremony (above).



Location: The Pickle Factory, Leslie and the Lys.
Aubrey (left) and Amy (right):
Gem Sweaters: Savers
Quote: "It's our tribute to Mama Gem--anything that shines.




S.L.C. Pomp's Frances:
Floral house sneakers: the DI
Black peg leg jeans: Nordstrom Rack
Plaid wool vest with fur hood
Red Gem Sweater: The DI
Leslie Hall's Certified Sweater Name: Ribbon Dancer Dancing with the Stars

Monday, February 19, 2007

Valentine's Day

This is a long needed update. Frances will be the first to tell you that cameras, internet connections, and Photoshop are all dangerous when you place faith in them. They tend to break.

What did you do for V-Day? Really? That sounds nice. S.L.C. Pomp spent the night with
Grizzly Bear at Kilby Court. Here are some of our dates.


Amy (left)
Leopard print dress: Nordstroms
Elongated necklaces: various local
Black flats: Dillards
Quote: "I don't really dress up, but people usually tell me I am over dressed."

Lyuba (right)
White dress: Wet Seal
Tan cowboy boots w/tourqoise detail: Nordstrom Rack. "I got them for $80 off of $400"
Scarf: JMR
Quote: "It's gypsy, baby."
Our favorite: All of their amazing rings

Danny:
Burnt orange trench coat, grey plaid flannel shirt, blue vest and brown cowboy boots: DI
Jeans: discount at target
Bag: H&M
Quote: "I am pretty much a big peice of trash."
Personal Style Description: early 80's Edwardian feel
Fashion Icons: Ida Know and Glass Candy

Chris, Grizzly Bear's drummer:
Stone necklace: Unearthen (N.Y.C. Designer)
Vintage Glasses: Fabulous Fanny's. "It's run by this old gay couple in NYC and sells all sorts of old eyewear. It's rad."