clothing

Howl + Hide’s new Fountain Square digs makes room for gender-neutral American workwear and fashionable clothing.

It’s all play and no work at downtown’s coolest new shop.

“This year, we really wanted to focus on bringing the city together.”

“Every old man worth his salt should have a cardigan sweater he wears year-round. It should have soup stains on it and holes in the elbows. If a moth has chewed on it, all the better.”

Created in Indy by Dartmouth grad John Shi, the line includes Indiana’s big two schools, IU and Purdue (sorry, Domers).

The “athleisure” trend goes younger.

“We’re trying to connect the dots for people—why [handmade goods cost] more money, but also why it’s worth it.”

14 Districts transitions its fashion truck, Stylestop, into a brick-and-mortar location.

“We like to say that we’re high fashion,” Wandini Riggins says, then pauses. “Without the attitude.”

It’s the first boutique to concentrate on the local design industry, which includes both established labels and promising up-and-comers.

Adorable dog decor, a cashmere cape, and the prettiest reading glasses we’ve seen.

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