From Urban Daddy:
SALE-ING II
Oak Sale 60% off
We approach the term "bargain basement" with a tinge of trepidation. Not so when that basement belongs to Oak, and the bargains include apparel and shoes from Opening Ceremony, Diesel and Acne. It's like your parents' basement without the Ping-Pong table but with better denim.
411: Through Sunday, Nov. 1
Oak, 28 Bond St, 212-677-1293
From Paper magazine's VIP Newsletter:
SUNDAY, NOV. 1
A.P.C. OVERSTOCK SALE
Here is some exciting news to soothe your post-Halloween hangover: Chic, French fashion line A.P.C. is having an overstock sale. Save up to 80 percent on womenswear, menswear and accessories. Though today is the last day of the sale, we hear that stock will be replenished daily -- so it's all good!
33 Grand St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn, (212) 966-9885.
Oct. 30-Nov. 1. 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Defonte's: Finally Something Cool in My 'Hood
Form of a meat sandwich.Shape of macaroni salad.
It's...Defonte's of Brooklyn (in Gramercy Park) - 261 3rd Ave @21st St.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Mint: Car Rental That Doesn't Cost One
I read about this Zipcar rival called mint on Urban Daddy NYC, and am thinking I had better check it out because it sounds a ton cheaper. I have yet to scope it out, but will report back once I get a chance.
Friday, November 07, 2008
Ted Baker sale Nov. 12-14
Speak of the Devil! The Devil! Anyway, I took this right from Urban Daddy NYC:
Ted Baker, the London menswear magnate, tries his hand at financial stimulus with men's cashmere sweaters for $175 and woven shirts, trousers and suits as low as $400—a record low.
11am-7pm, Nov 12-13;
9:30am-2pm, Nov 14,
215 Park Ave S. (between 17th and 18th St),
20th floor
Ted Baker, the London menswear magnate, tries his hand at financial stimulus with men's cashmere sweaters for $175 and woven shirts, trousers and suits as low as $400—a record low.
11am-7pm, Nov 12-13;
9:30am-2pm, Nov 14,
215 Park Ave S. (between 17th and 18th St),
20th floor
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Stock and other fashion tidbits
Stock - This store seems more than worth checking out. On E. 13th St., Urban Daddy describes it as something of an ultimate Vintage store.
Also, I pour out a little bit of champagne onto the marble floor for Yves Saint Laurent. I actually did a report in 7th grade claiming I would be a fashion designer, using YSL as my inspiration. Ha! Well that didn't happen, but at least I get the opportunity to write about him.
I still have not seen the Sex and the City movie, but plan to on Friday. I have heard terrible reviews and then great reviews. I think it depends on your point of view - kind of like Las Vegas. I do have to say I'm not a huge fan of the throngs of "Carries" marching intently to the theatre, however.
And by the way, did you know that Chris Noth (Mr. Big) owns the Cutting Room on W. 24th St?
Also, I pour out a little bit of champagne onto the marble floor for Yves Saint Laurent. I actually did a report in 7th grade claiming I would be a fashion designer, using YSL as my inspiration. Ha! Well that didn't happen, but at least I get the opportunity to write about him.
I still have not seen the Sex and the City movie, but plan to on Friday. I have heard terrible reviews and then great reviews. I think it depends on your point of view - kind of like Las Vegas. I do have to say I'm not a huge fan of the throngs of "Carries" marching intently to the theatre, however.
And by the way, did you know that Chris Noth (Mr. Big) owns the Cutting Room on W. 24th St?
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Oak on Bond Street
If you can't beat 'em join 'em? I guess we have to relent to the very rich and stylish that Bond St. no longer belongs to the public. Or most of the private. So let's shop at the new clothing store Oak (28 Bond St between Bowery and Lafayette) where Ghost used to be. It's fun for a boy AND a girl.Urban Daddy gives the down-low:
Thursday, April 05, 2007
What's Hot in Menswear from UrbanDaddy
From today's JC Report - something we need more of (no really, I'm not being sarcastic): Insight into menswear...
Trendsetter Lance Broumand
Publisher, UrbanDaddy New York
What's Hot Right Now...
"Vintage stores are, hands down, the best way to shop for jeans and t- shirts, and it's usually not a hassle or a mob scene. But lately my go-to menswear lines would have to be Marc Jacobs and Varvatos. Jacobs' suits and shirts seem made to be thrown into a suitcase without ending up looking like you just stepped out of a dryer. Plus he knows how to play with color, which is great for breaking up that overly New York vibe. My job has me running all over the place, so I love that you can wear his suits with a pair of sneakers out in the street and still walk into a business meeting later on. I can't do the whole go-for-broke preppy thing, so John Varvatos is great for a more cleaned-up look that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It also has that vintage-y edge, which gives it a little extra character."
Trendsetter Lance Broumand
Publisher, UrbanDaddy New York
What's Hot Right Now...
"Vintage stores are, hands down, the best way to shop for jeans and t- shirts, and it's usually not a hassle or a mob scene. But lately my go-to menswear lines would have to be Marc Jacobs and Varvatos. Jacobs' suits and shirts seem made to be thrown into a suitcase without ending up looking like you just stepped out of a dryer. Plus he knows how to play with color, which is great for breaking up that overly New York vibe. My job has me running all over the place, so I love that you can wear his suits with a pair of sneakers out in the street and still walk into a business meeting later on. I can't do the whole go-for-broke preppy thing, so John Varvatos is great for a more cleaned-up look that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It also has that vintage-y edge, which gives it a little extra character."
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