Style Bite told readers about a Creatures of Comfort online sample sale.
Painfully Hip shot a spring look book featuring for-sale vintage duds.
Girl Woman Beauty Brains makes a fragrance suggestion for Mother's Day.
We Are The Market wrote about the preference for all things American.
See Pretty Things puts the spotlight on jewelry designer Candace Ang, whose extra large statement necklaces are a well timed statement for spring...
Capsule trade show starts next week (we'll be there!) and We Are The Market, who help put on the event every season, has a glimpse into the Fall 2009 menswear collections slated for the show.
Trend de la Creme notices a resurgence of some very thriller-esque jackets. A plethora of red leather ensues...
ShinyStyle gives a shout out to a chic little bucket bag by Tory Burch, which comes complete with Obama-inspired insignia.
It's crazy how the smallest stitch or hemline can turn the denim world upside down. We thought A.P.C. denim news warranted a shoutout for this very reason. Our network partners, We Are The Market and Bored & Beautiful both gave a little nod to the newest jeans being turned out by the French brand. To put it in context, A.P.C.'s New Standard jeans, although there are more narrow cuts, are often thought of as hipster jeans. These jeans, so widely worn, so rarely washed, have become so notorious that the brand has decided to turn out a less trendy version, namely, the Petit Standard. In case you don't know French, that translates to "Mini Hipster" so now boys girls afraid of looking, as Bored & Beautiful puts it, “like fledgling rocker trendies from the 6th arrondissement of Paris, Harajuku or the Lower East Side” can walk in confidence. 
The good thing about trends is that they often reference something you can still find in your Dad's closet, your local thrift store, or JCPenney, if you look hard enough. That said, the up-and-coming Southwestern prints were scoped out by our Network Partner, We Are The Market, by way of American old-timer Pendleton Woolen Mills. If you haven't heard of them that might be because you're a New Yorker, and you grew up with Marni rather than these Americana stock brands. Pendleton Woolen Mills is the sort of catalog-based brand that outfits American parents with dependable sweater sets, chinos, and flannel shirts. Among these sensible knits and cottons are home furnishings, blankets, and accessories that draw upon the company's Southwest Native American heritage. Check out our trend forecast for these prints, and We Are The Market's sweet find. 
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