At a Downtown Durham Bridal Shop, a Size-Inclusive Experience Puts Brides First
Gavin Christianson Bridal helps with the perfect fit.
15 Minutes: Monroe Clayton, Student & Founder of My Vote Matters Merchandising
“I want to make this look stylish, and I want to get to people that don’t normally like politics or go out of their way to vote.”
Street Style: How Do You Make Your Clothes Your Own?
A photo essay.
Being Thrifty Isn’t Just About Scoring Secondhand Finds. At Freeman’s Creative, It’s Also About Patching Holes.
In an era of fast-fashion, sitting with people who are making sweaters feels retro—maybe vintage—in just the way I like.
Fashion Icon André Leon Talley Returns to Durham to Sift Through Memories Both Poignant and Painful In The Gospel According to André
Talley visits Hillside High School for a screening of the film and a Q and A on Sunday, Feb. 17.
Runaway Is Ending After This Season. But Its Seven Years in “Durm” Will Leave a Lasting Legacy.
Runaway was so much more than a fashion brand. It was the embodiment of the culture of a new, young Durham that also respected its roots.
Welcome to the INDY’s 2018 Style Issue
Style is a story we tell about ourselves.
More Fashion Coverage
Social Media Helps Local Designers Blend Fashion and Art, Financial Necessity and Trendy Exclusivity
“Instead of brainstorming so long, just send it out, boom, I’m getting feedback. It’s keeping me energized. Keeps me wanting to create more.”
Fantastic Hypebeasts and Where to Find Them
We ranged out over the Triangle streets to document some of its stylish specimens in the wild.
Brooks Ann Camper’s Wedding Garb is Custom-Made, But It’s Hardly Customary
BROOKS ANN CAMPER BRIDAL COUTURE 437 Dimmocks Mill Road, #8, Hillsborough 919-732-8207 brooksann.com For almost a century, Hillsborough’s Eno River Mill was a large textile mill with on-site housing for its employees. Today, like much of the Piedmont’s former industrial infrastructure, it’s an artfully preserved commercial development full of businesses both big, like Mystery Brewing…
North Carolina Homespun Cotton Was Political Long Before “Locavore” Was a Word
In North Carolina today, many local clothing companies, from Nyla Elise to TS Designs, highlight the environmental, ethical, and cultural arguments for local materials, production, and distribution in their mission statements. While this locally sourced movement seems quite modern, it’s actually a continuation of a long tradition that goes back to the colonial era. Then…
You Do You: The INDY’s Super Fabulous Interactive Dress-Up Doll Extravaganza
To download full versions of this doll and its prospective clothing, click here & here . What to wear, what to wear? It’s a vexed question that precedes many a day or night out. We consider it our solemn duty to make sure you don’t miss your Uber, which is why we’ve assembled this paper-doll…
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