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Phashionista: Calling All Johnny-Come-Latelys

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  • South Moon Under’s Pre-Holiday Cocktail Party: Go for the Chik-Fil-A nibbles and Pravda Vodka credit card lubrication, stay for the 10% off all purchases. Or maybe it’s the other way around. You have tonight from 6-9pm to decide. If you smell like chicken grease and are premiering a new top later on at the Barbary, we’ll put 2 and 2 together.
  • We don’t think too much of the juvenile Ever Bloody Red designs (screaming amateur) and the intro for the site is howyousay…over the top? But our own Jonny B gets plenty of face and shows that he was made to be in front of the camera as well as behind it, as one of the male mods. We wonder how many times he said “Heeeere’s Jonny” during the photo shoot. [EverBloodyRed]
  • Highsnobiety (a blog name alone we’d love to get our hands on for you) has a feature on King Britt, glorified in his sweet sweeeet Soul Glo tee that nobody else can ever wear now. King B is one of the djs promoting local label Undrcrwn’s 2007 Holiday line, and he does a fine job throwing out names, fashion influences, and repping the wear until you’re like “OK, I’ll buy it already, tell me where.” Easy: Online, and hey, remember South St.? [Highsnobiety]

    • Got a fashion/retail tip for Phashionista? Let us know: tips[at]philebrity[dot]com.

    This entry was posted on Thursday, November 15th, 2007 at 12:48 pm.

    2 Responses to “Phashionista: Calling All Johnny-Come-Latelys”

    1. lord_whimsy Says:
      November 15th, 2007 at 6:06 pm

      Dressing like a baggy-assed suburban fifteen year-old is the ‘New Dandyism’? Since we’re now blurring definitions beyond all recognition–or not bothering to learn them at all–why not call the line ‘New Electric Turnip’?

    2. Ever Red Says:
      November 16th, 2007 at 3:47 am

      hey, thank you for the Ever Red mention, I only wish you would’ve wrote something constructive (even if it was critical). I don’t see that my t-shirt designs are “juvenile” or “screaming amateur”, although you’re probably right about the intro being over the top, which is kind of what I went for.

      maybe ask yourself if it’s your impeccible credentials, amazing achievements or simply your anonymity that allow you to spew your abrasive commentary? perhaps I will never understand hipster hostility.

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