Fashion From the Streets

The World’s Coolest Kid

A grey wool sweater underneath a herringbone sport coat, topped with silver reflective aviators.

Power jeans and black Converse All-Stars

: And suede elbow patches too!

Her Own Mt. Everest

A pink winter jacket will keep your child warm, and easy to spot while she's exploring the great outdoors.

Bomber Jacket Billy Joel

Billy Joel's portrait hanging in Steinway Hall. The Piano Man is the only non-classical composer honored on the Steinway walls. Painting by Paul Wyse.

The Jean Jacket: Back With A Vengeance

The Female Power Scarf

The workplace is not the right environment in which to be flashy. By adding a colorful scarf and bag to your business attire, you can look lively while walking down the street and take it off when you get to your desk.

Primary and Secondary Colors

Waist Thinning Belted Trench

A belted trench coat accentuates the waistline. A narrow waistline helps to give the indication of broad shoulders; creating the sought after "V" appearance.

Pastel Pantalones

These two sisters are showing off their Easter pride with ankle length pastel pants. Their matching khaki trench coats help to subdue the bright colors by adding a neutral earth tone.

Longer Legs / Optical Illusion

Pairing a high-waisted short with a low cut shoe, creates the appearance of longer legs.

Multiple Accents

Breaking up an all-black outfit with some accent color is a good idea, to make it even better, carry the color throughout the ensemble. This fashionista paired a burgundy felt hat with burgundy plaid stockings, adding a coordinated accent from head to toe.

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