Williamsburg Fashion Weekend’s founder, producer and creator Arthur Arbit is all about conscientious, ethical clothing made here in the USA, not in 3rd world countries. His message was when you’re […]
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Williamsburg Fashion Weekend 2012: 9/14 & 9/15
Williamsburg Fashion Weekend begins this Friday 9/14 & Saturday 9/15 at 8pm (shows start at 9pm) and will take place at Windmill Studios (287 Kent Ave). Tickets cost $15. Check […]
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FRED FLARE SAMPLE SALE SAT. 9/8
There will be a line down the block and it will be a total shit show. You might have a panic attack. That being said there are some crazy fun […]
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Fashion Night Out Greenpoint 9/6
Let’s face it: when someone invites us to a party “in the city” we wince and say, “I think I’m going to stay in Brooklyn tonight.” You don’t need to […]
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Jewelry Sale at In God We Trust: Saturday 8/25
In God We Trust (70 Greenpoint Ave) is having a serious jewelry sale this weekend, which starts… Now, but officially it’s open to the public on Saturday 8/25 from 12-8pm.
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BK Etsy Find: PinkBabyMouse
This Etsy store not only caught my eye because it features a cat in a cone; if you’re a cat owner you can relate, but the story behind the store’s […]
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BK Etsy Find: Brooklyn Vantiques
I could browse Brooklyn Etsy stores all day. Check out this great new vintage seller called – wait for it – Brooklyn Vantiques! I can’t get over the logo and they […]
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Oak Open On Nassau Ave
I popped my head into the newly opened Oak, a clothing store for men and women that recently moved from Williamsburg to 55 Nassau Ave in Greenpoint. The sign outside […]
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Design Ideas: Nook Shelves
Many old houses in Greenpoint have an old chimney shaft sticking out into the room leaving little nooks on each side. My apartment has one closet and not much cabinet […]
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Nails Did: Lilysa Nails
Finding the next nail spa for my mani-pedi tour is as easy as taking a stroll down Manhattan Ave. There are two for every block. It was on the early […]