fashion

This year, Indianapolis celebrates its 200th anniversary. Throughout 2020, we’re reminiscing with a series of photo essays featuring fashion inspired by specific decades. What better era to kick things off than the freewheeling 1960s?

What it’s like to dress up as Santa.

“It is important to bring awareness to these issues that have lived in the shadows for so long.”

The first designer to win the Coty Award, fashion’s equivalent of the Oscars, when it was introduced in 1943.

“I can’t change my politics, so I’m a little nervous about what’s to come in Indianapolis because I’m not sure what the political leanings are there. But … whether people agree with me or not, I hope they find the show funny.”

May we interest you in a concierge robot?

There is beauty in the simplicity of the “Race Day Chic” attire. There is majesty, even.

Run—don’t walk—to purchase this fashionable streetwear line.

Labor Day is for kicking back, reclaiming your time, and, of course, end-of-summer sales. Here’s a roundup of local shops and online boutiques to hit up this weekend. We’re not responsible for the damage done to your wallet. Stop by The Fashion Mall and sift through 25 percent markdowns at Michael Kors. View this post […]

The Hot List is a weekly roundup of our very favorite Instagram finds. At $68, this airy, boho-chic top belongs in your closet. 14 Districts Weekend, Carmel City Center, 317-805-1857 BOHO PRETTY, $68 . . . #floral #blousejumbo #tie #longsleeveweddingdress #newarrivals #boho #bohostyle #print #peasantblouse A post shared by 14 Districts (@14districts) on Aug 9, […]

Karen wanted a flowy skirt because her husband likes to twirl her when they dance.

In her new book, Chasing Slow, Hoosier lifestyle blogger Erin Loechner puts her online celebrity in perspective.

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

This snakeskin Jerome Dreyfuss piece, with leather and gold details, screams playful.