Showing posts with label Fayetteville Street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fayetteville Street. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Counting down to FashionSPARK
It is officially one month to the "Wear What You Are" fashion & body art show on Fayetteville Street on September 18. The event page says, "FashionSPARK 2009 will once again showcase the Triangle’s favorite up-and-coming fashion and accessory designers and stylists on the runway in Wear What You Are. The show evokes and celebrates the true nature and joy of individual expression through fashion." That's what RSF is all about, so we can't wait!
Saturday, August 8, 2009
First Friday recap
After a steamy start at twilight, we had so much fun we forgot we were supposed to be taking photos!

Tiki Bar at Get Dressed.

Outside Hibernian (Go Hokies!)
From West & Glenwood to Hargett & Wilmington (and back, on foot) there was lots to see and plenty of opportunity to catch up with old friends and quench our collective thirst.

Art by Jen Padilla at Catch 22

Catch 22
What we loved but didn't photograph was the Finding Home exhibit at The Morning Times gallery. Lovely photographs by Rebecca Necessary that you can check out yourself through August 31.

Nathan Smith and Dayle Eason,
kind enough to chat on their way to catch the R Line!
Check out the First Friday Album over on Facebook.

Tiki Bar at Get Dressed.

Outside Hibernian (Go Hokies!)
From West & Glenwood to Hargett & Wilmington (and back, on foot) there was lots to see and plenty of opportunity to catch up with old friends and quench our collective thirst.

Art by Jen Padilla at Catch 22

Catch 22
What we loved but didn't photograph was the Finding Home exhibit at The Morning Times gallery. Lovely photographs by Rebecca Necessary that you can check out yourself through August 31.

Nathan Smith and Dayle Eason,
kind enough to chat on their way to catch the R Line!
Check out the First Friday Album over on Facebook.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Kali, 21 + Demi, 20
Kali says "This look is casual for me." Her style incorporates lots of color, fun sneakers and pieces that are casual yet expressive.
Shoes: Burlington Coat Factory in Virginia Beach
Demi wears lots of jeans, shorts and t-shirts but also enjoys suiting up "just for fun!"
Labels:
Fayetteville Street,
shoes,
street fashion,
sunglasses
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