Not all of the art on Frazier Avenue is found in boutiques and galleries. Some of it may be seen strolling past the shop windows. Her choice of geometric print unites the denim and boots.
Collective Clothing opened its doors in St. Elmo. At last Chattanooga had a proper, vintage clothing shop. Moreover, The Chattanoogan found marvelous collaborators in Travis and Sondra Aten. From Dance: The Hunger Fight to MAINx24 and Collective Commute, these kids have brought so much style life to life in our town. Drop by the store Sunday to help them celebrate their first anniversary.
One's rule broken is another's successful mashup. The blue and gold work well together, with white forming a small, repetitive pattern above and becoming the background to a grand scale abstraction below. Coordinating toenail polish and sandals finish the look. Well done!
The rains abated just long enough for us to hold the show out of doors as planned. The crowd still outnumbered the models, whose vintage looks from Collective Clothing were enhanced by the handiwork of Elea Blake and Salon Epiphany. Everyone agreed: You looked marvelous! See us on Facebook.
Ride your bike to Outdoor Chattanooga Sunday for the 4pm fashion show, Collective Commute: Chic Cycling in Chattanooga. You don't have to be a model to join them in a parade through Coolidge Park and over the Walnut Street Bridge for an after party at Big River.
LEO provided the vintage Aigner handbag. Collective Clothing resold the Brazilian boots and Wayfarer shades. Her thrifted belt complements a retro dress by Urban Outfitters.
The green bandana shows that he's down with Dog Friendly Chattanooga. His crew have pledged to pick it up and will encourage others to do the same. Their goal is a Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge that everyone may enjoy.
Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. Coco Chanel