The Subjunctive of the Present Tense
Life doesn’t get more rich than when on the cusp of a new season.
Imagine a designer in the days leading up to a major show. The subjunctive of the present tense is a mood predicated on a state of intense activity and latent stagnation.
Our eye is changing. Download the disc and tune in.
Happy Holidays … We’re looking forward to Spring.
We Can Get Behind Zoe Saldana’s Style
Merry Christmas! Check our size 38.5 wishlist.
photos via Zoe-Saldana.net
FASHION @ ‘NINE’
Styling by Costume Designer Colleen Atwood shot by Nicolas Routzen for WWD
Agreeing With Dov’s Brow Decree
Come In Please, The Heat Takes You Home
We think everyone could use a little heat in Chicago right now. The winds have been bringing the snow and cold to our doorsteps … but also blowing in super fresh newcomers Joe Pug and Edward Sharpe for our listening pleasure.
We’re sure this disc will get you dancing, whether you’re in your car or on a SoCal beach. We hope you love every second, and savor the fact that even on the coldest days, nothing can take the heat out of THC.
So reel in the year, rock like a midnight lady and get a little frisky! X
A good PR friend of ours recently said, and we quote, “YOU BETTER START PROMOTING THE PRESS YOU’RE GETTING!” all exasperated like. All we can say is that we’ve just been really busy hooking Chicago up with Haute Closets!
On that note, we’re happy to report that we were selected to give Luckymag our tips on finding some of the hidden gems in the Chicago area, specifically handmade lingerie, vintage frames and the best collection of costume jewelry (and party dresses) in the city. We wanted to talk about all of the rest of the spots we live and die for in Chi-Town, but they limited us to three, so you’ll just have to read about all of the places we love here.
Anyways, we’ve been getting lots of great feedback on the Lucky piece (thank you!), so thanks to the new visitors for dropping in and the savvy editors who selected The Haute Closet for being our unique, elegant and economical self. We think it’s the best way to be.
Therefore, we invite you to pick up the January 2010 issue if you haven’t seen it and read all about it! We’re still blushing about some of the compliments!
