Fashion

It took a while for this coastal trend to take hold in Indiana, but locals desiring seductive eyes like Adele’s or flirtatious flutterers like Katy Perry’s are penciling in eyelash extensions at The Lash Lounge.

New event offers restorative fun in the midst of the holiday season.

Howl and Hide has leather for days.

“I kind of embrace the American workwear look. I like clothes that are classic and cool … sharp and comfortable. I like American workwear because it’s built to last, and it also ages beautifully.”

Meet the cold-elbow sweater and a favorite designer handbag for fall.

Broad Ripple model shines in Kanye’s New York Season 4 show.

After five years of cloaking customers in IU and Butler tees, the owners have finally struck a licensing deal with other Indiana schools.

“Fashion is fun—don’t take it too seriously!”

Our favorite finds from a treasure trove of fur wraps, costume jewelry, and Art Deco furniture—ending Wednesday.

If you’re hitting this summer’s music-festival circuit, go with the flow first at Little Gypsie Boutique in Noblesville.

“You don’t get the same feeling here that you do at one of those froufrou places. You can come here and be a man.”

Regulars include downtown professionals, famous drop-ins (Andrew Luck’s beard hair regularly graces Red’s floors), and groomsmen celebrating what, for some, will be their last gulp of the masculine bonhomie sold here.

Leslie Lewis shares her secrets finding the best vintage clothing at vintage shops and secondhand stores around Indianapolis.

Her style mantra: “Own it—use fashion to tell a story that represents you. It almost always goes wrong when you imitate a look that isn’t you.”

Want to freshen up your beauty routine this spring? Nordstrom’s in-demand makeup artist spills his tricks.