Entries from LAist tagged with 'style'
August 21, 2008
Venice Beach has a lot of stylish people, here is a small sampling of what you might see.......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: A Weekday Stroll Down The Venice Beach Boardwalk"August 20, 2008
Black Leather Jacket with Metalic Print,Shirtless,Heavy Leather Boots Sockless, Black Shredded Scarf with a dual purpose of also being a Headpiece,Cropped Pants, Large Thick Round Eyeglasses all pulled together with a Bright Yellow and White Leather Belt.......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: Downtown After Dark"August 19, 2008
Wool Black Fedora with Feather, Unbuttoned Black Sport Coat, Hand Painted Jeans with Personalized Graffiti, Hand Painted Shoes to Match Hand Painted Jeans, Untucked Dress Shirt with Brown and White T-Shirt all held up with an Orange Belt.......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: Los Angeles Skater"August 18, 2008
What do you think? Part One in a Series Spotted at the BOXeight gallery opening in downtown this weekend, who pulled it off the best? One...white outfit, Two...long plaid coat or Three...brown gingham shirt/grey blazer.......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: 'I think It's Art, I think It's Fashion' "August 15, 2008
Scott Schuman, the man behind the popular blog, The Sartorialist, is in Los Angeles this week on vacation. So far, he's only posted two photographs, but says there will be more LA shots in the new September GQ. Why Schuman do what he do? He explains in his bio: "I started The Sartorialist simply to share photos of people that I saw on the streets of New York that I thought looked great. When I......
Continue Reading "The Sartorialist visits Los Angeles"August 15, 2008
Who would you pick as the best dressed in todays STYLEist photos?......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: A Stroll Down Rodeo Drive"August 13, 2008
These guys all had an individual style, which one stands out to you? * the guy in the shorts designed his shorts using zippers etc. they were amazing and one of a kind......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: Guys with Style"August 11, 2008
I met this young artist named Julian walking down Fairfax Ave. checking out the new hip stores that are popping up along Fairfax Ave between Beverly & Melrose. Julian and his mom were both wearing t-shirts hand painted by Julian and each shirt was a work of art. I wouldn't be surprised to see his designs being featured in a store or two along this avenue.......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: Talent Alert!"August 8, 2008
Marc Jacobs is doing it, are you? Side Note: Garbage's "Androgyny" video is very stylish.......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: Androgyny, the New Sexy? "July 31, 2008
July 24, 2008
Sitting at a bus stop in West Hollywood yesterday with an opened button up shirt, his posture, his energy, his style all stood out. More fashion STYLEist photos from yesterday can be found here.......
Continue Reading "STYLEist: At a West Hollywood Bus Stop"July 23, 2008
A weekday afternoon walk down Hollywood Boulevard.........
Continue Reading "STYLEist: This is Hollywood"April 3, 2008
You may have seen this ad-mural go up at Melrose & Fairfax. It's part of clothing company 55DSL's viral-ad-whatever-the-fuck-it-is campaign to get people applying for a new job opportunity. The job: travel around the world in 55DSL clothes, or, as they say, "roam the earth and find all that is good and pure and kick ass." The application: a video application 1:55 seconds long. But if you plan on staying on planet Los Angeles......
Continue Reading "Your Job Sucks -- Go Travel the World in Style"March 7, 2008
Bikes and graffiti are on tap for today. / Photo by Lush.i.ous via LAist's flickr pool. GRAFFITI ART Ghettogloss presents the graffiti art of Jersey Joe in Silverlake. The exhibit runs until March 20, but the opening reception is tonight from 7-midnight. 7 pm // Ghettogloss // 2380 Glendale Blvd #C, Los Angeles // Free. RIDE & TALK * RIDE-Arc monthly ride -- themed "Trolly" -- happens tonight. The group rides along for awhile......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In: Friday"January 20, 2008
We're sad to learn that actress Suzanne Pleshette has died in Los Angeles from lung cancer at age 70. Although she appeared in film very early in her career in such high profile projects as Jerry Lewis' The Geisha Boy and Hitchcock's The Birds, the vast majority of her time was spent in television. She's best known for her role as Bob Newhart's wife, Emily Hartley, in "The Bob Newhart Show" from 1972-1977 but she......
Continue Reading "Suzanne Pleshette, Rest In Peace"January 7, 2008
I didn't want to just do a "best of" list. So this year, I've decided to take a years worth of personal New Year's Resolutions, ask around for those of friends and put a call out to readers (email me here) about things you've always wanted to know, always wanted to do and then take those requests and ask an expert, an insider to help out. The result? Here goes... Today, we're kicking off......
Continue Reading "New Year's Resolutions - Your Guide to Style with Erinn Valencich from Ominarte Design"January 7, 2008
After Britney's standoff with police last week and the ensuing tornado of paparazzi, internet rumors, and unconfirmed accounts of the incident, there is one story that is causing a stir and its not centered around Britney, but rather, Dr. Phil McGraw, TV host. Early Saturday morning, as Britney was packing to leave Cedars Sinai, Dr. Phil paid an unexpected visit to her room on the 7th floor as he was requested to do by her......
Continue Reading "Phil McGraw: Caring Family Friend, or Shameless Self-Promoter?"January 4, 2008
Ed LaDou, the father of modern California-style pizza, has died of cancer at age 52 in Santa Monica. LaDou is best known for his work at Wolfgang Puck's legendary Spago; LaDou was the first to experiment with unusual and innovative pizza toppings like duck and smoked salmon, and he also helped develop the menu for the casual dining chain California Pizza Kitchen. From The LA Times: "Ed really set the tone for the pizza,"......
Continue Reading "Pizza Pioneer Ed LaDou Dies at 52"December 31, 2007
So we heard that at 12:00 a.m. EST, 9:00 p.m. PST (or LA time for those of us who could give a crap about the rest of the West Coast) tonight, those sexy boys at Current TV, Max Lugavere and Jason Silva, will be hosting the exclusive (yes, exclusive) US broadcast of Radiohead playing In Rainbows. In its entirety. Sexy, exclusive, entirety. After the broadcast, M and J will be hosting a very special Best......
Continue Reading "Radiohead and NYE, Max and Jason and Current TV"December 28, 2007
Welcome to a two-part review of the year’s best cookbooks. In part one, I’ll list five new books that inspired me in the kitchen in 2007…part 2 will include five rediscoveries that you might want to add to your shelf. Chocolate & Zucchini: Daily Adventures in a Parisian Kitchen by Clotilde Dusoulier A cookbook by a blogger! (with another book in press!) Inspired by a two-year stay in San Francisco, Dusoulier developed the blog......
Continue Reading "Best Cookbooks of 2007: Part One"December 25, 2007
After debuting last week on the Internet, Jackass 2.5 is coming to DVD tomorrow. I'll be watching, laughing and drinking--in that order. If you missed Eastern Promises in theaters, pick it up immediately. Viggo has never been better. I enjoyed The Kingdom, but I think I would have preferred the original ending (spoiler warning!). The Heartbreak Kid was funnier than critics gave it credit for and had the best last line of any movie......
Continue Reading "DVD Tuesday, uh, Wednesday: The Dickhouse Experiment"December 18, 2007
CLASSICAL: There's other classical music about town tonight besides Chanticleer. The Calder Quartet is the Colburn Conservatory’s first quartet-in-residence, and these new faculty members will show their chops with a program that includes Philip Glass, Quartet No. 2 “Company” by Philip Glass; Quartet in A minor “Rosamunde” by Franz Schubert and Terry Riley's “Cadenza on the Night Plain.” 7:30 pm // The Colburn School: Zipper Hall // 200 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles //......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In: Tuesday"November 29, 2007
Even my beloved Thursdays are starting to fill up with reruns. We do have a great Fellini movie on tonight though, so open a fine Chianti (or my preference of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo) and drink it all in. Also kids, the Style Network notified me that they are looking for folks for a new reality show. Here's the deets: If your business, club, band, school, organization, or team is in need of a make-over then apply......
Continue Reading "TV Junkie: Thursday - Gonna Get All Fellini On You"November 22, 2007
1. Cajun Style Deep Fried Turkey from Miss Peaches. See above. It's off the hook. 2. A seemingly endless supply of ethnic restaurants in Los Angeles. This is such a great place to be a food blogger. 3. LAist, of course. 4. Del Taco, which is actually open today. 'Cause when you're cooking up something ridiculous for dinner, the last thing you want to worry about is making lunch. 5. My Fujifilm camera --......
Continue Reading "This food blogger is thankful for..."November 15, 2007
Thursday night I almost invariably turn to NBC - what's gonna happen if we run out of new episodes of our fave shows? I might have to get creative, perish the thought. I apologize for writing the word "fashionistas" yesterday, I also apologize for saying that Kenny vs. Spenny was premiering - what we got last night was a sneak preview, not a premiere, the premiere happens on Sunday. 8:00pm Ugly Betty ABC - Betty......
Continue Reading "TV Junkie: Thursday"October 23, 2007
There were probably worse movies released this year than Mr. Brooks (see Norbit, The Game Plan). However, Mr. Brooks was undeniably the most absurd. Everyone plays against type--to hilarious results. This is definitely a must-rental, but only if you plan to get really stoned. The final episodes of The Sopranos are finally available. What really happened to Tony during the much-hyped finale? I think it was all a dream inside an autistic boy's head.......
Continue Reading "DVD Tuesday: Silliest movie of year now available!"October 22, 2007
Monday Edmund White presents Hotel de Dream: A New York Novel 7pm @ Central Library Patricia Hampl presents The Florist's Daughter 7pm @ Dutton's Red Hen Press poets read their work 8pm @ Boston Court Main Stage, Pasadena Tuesday Oliver Sacks presents Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain 7pm @ Central Library Roger Director presents I Dream in Blue 7:30pm @ Barnes & Noble, The Grove Francisco Goldman presents The Art of Politcal......
Continue Reading "Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA"September 6, 2007
The heatwave of 07 might be waning, but the local theatre scene is getting hot hot hot. Here are LAist’s five theater picks for this weekend: Butterflies of Uganda: Memories of a Child Soldier Butterflies of Uganda tells the story of Mary, who as a young Acholi girl was stolen from her home in Northern Uganda and forced to fight as a soldier in the Lord's Resistance Army. The play explores an already strained......
Continue Reading "This Week in Theatre: Ray Bradbury, Modern Molière and Teenage Homos!"August 7, 2007
Leslie Landis is an enigma, wrapped in a vintage coat, eating a hot dog, wrapped in bacon. This LA-based interior decorator with rising “it-girl” status has gained widespread attention for her fiercely held aesthetic and unmatched intellectual understanding of design. She boasts a devout social following that rivals Andy’s Factory, and her Silver Lake bicycle gang is not to be trifled with either. Leading the ascent of LA’s art elite with a modern bent that......
Continue Reading "LAist Profile: Leslie Landis And The Transformation Of Space"June 12, 2007
Loyal LAist reader Evan Price caught this photo of a water main of some sort (we hope that's water) shooting out of the In-N-Out over by Universal City near the Vivid building today around 1:30pm. This is where a lesser blog would make some sort of childish sexual innuendo about liquids gushing in the vicinity of the world's largest porn company, working in a punchline of "Now that's what we call Animal Style", but......
Continue Reading "In-N-Out Solves The Drought Problem: Strikes Water!"