Entries from Austinist tagged with 'bygeorge'
October 1, 2007
Saturday and Sunday, October 6th and 7th Hey you, big-spender: If you missed FactoryPeople's last pop-up store, take a look-sy at the rockin' jewelry by Austinite Brian Crumley (now based in New York). The Crumley trunk show is from noon to 6 p.m. Guests can chat up Brian and sip Crumley Cosmos—a raspberry champagne cocktail—while browsing through sample on the new fall lines. Enter to win Crumley's handsome Banquet Amulet, a large hand blown glass......
Continue Reading "Fun and Free Events for Fashion Geeks"September 18, 2007
After a long, hot summer, it’s time to check out Austin’s new fall fashions and get in the mood for shopping. Tribeza’s Fourth Annual Style Week is right around the corner—Wednesday through Sunday, to be exact—and there are plenty of fun events open to the public. Style Week is kicking off with a happy hour at By George’s South Congress location, where you can nibble on goodies from Cissi’s Market and peruse the flirty fashions.......
Continue Reading "Tribeza's Fourth Annual Style Week Begins"September 17, 2007
In April we captured hot local looks for spring, asking local boutique owners to create outfits based on their new stock for the season. We had so much fun doing it that we asked other store owners to come up with cool ensembles for fall. This time we cast our net a little farther by choosing four old and new boutiques in different regions of Austin: By George on North Lamar, Solid Gold off......
Continue Reading "Fall Frenzy: Austinist's Fashion Picks"July 5, 2007
The subject of jewelry comes up again and again when we're hitting the streets and getting the scoop on Austin’s fashion scene. Everybody seems to know somebody in Austin involved in making or selling it. Even Eliza Page, the upscale jewelry store in the 2nd Street District, carries over a dozen local designers. It was impossible to interview everyone, so we selected four young designers to profile: Melissa Lancaster, just starting her collection Part-time......
Continue Reading "Jewelry: Three Designers and a Collector"June 5, 2007
Service Menswear moved, but not far: they're now behind By George in the Cissis Market shopping center (1400 South Congress), right next to Mars restaurant. We featured Service Menswear in our Spring Picks feature (see our model on the right), and we're excited to see how they're filling their larger space. And speaking of boutiques, the other By George (the one across from Whole Foods on Lamar) is getting choice runway looks from Chloe......
Continue Reading "Even Summer Won't Stop Austin Fashion"February 23, 2007
The two most anticipated openings for stylish Austinites are the new By George at Cissis’ Market, opening March 1, and Neiman Marcus at The Domain, opening on March 9th. Michael Knight, former Project Runway star, and Robert Verdi, host of E!'s Fashion Police, are participating in a couple of The Domain’s opening events. Women’s boutique Plume is having a closing sale until the end of the month. Pick up silky tops, jersey dresses and Japanese-made......
Continue Reading "Fashion Bits!"January 26, 2007
As part of Austinist’s New Year’s Resolutions, we’ve finally tossed that “knockoff or not, it’s still hideous” Murakami and we wouldn’t be caught dead in those leggings and ankle boot get-ups that are just so two seasons ago. And while we feel a great sense of accomplishment, we can’t help but feel like our closets seem a tad empty. Fortunately for us, starting TODAY, Austin’s ever expanding Le Garage Sale is back! If you......
Continue Reading "Discount Boutique Shopping Is Not An Oxymoron"October 9, 2006
Austin luxe clothier By George was recently added to GQ Magazine's ongoing list of America's Top 100 Shops for Men, joining the likes of NYC's Bergdorf Goodman, SF's American Rag, and Dallas/Houston's Billy Reid: If you ever find yourself in Texas and in need of a Dries Van Noten jacket, look no further. Matthew and Katy Culmo’s minimalist designer paradise—itself the work of several noted artists and architects, not to mention a “lighting designer”—has been......
Continue Reading "By George Among GQ Magazine Top 100 Men's Clothing Shops"February 27, 2006
[The following is an editorial column by contributor Alison Coffey and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Austinist staff. --The Editors] In my other life (you know, the one that doesn't exist) I wear Chanel. Maybe some Calvin Klein and Cynthia Rowley as well. Oh, what the heck, let's throw in a few Vera Wang pieces. This is the life where I'm a socialite with an awesome body and a big pocketbook.......
Continue Reading "Watching It, Watching Me: Men of Fashion"February 3, 2006
Stephen Moser's "After a Fashion" is one of those columns that we guiltily devour every week when the latest Chronicle comes out. Yesterday he clued us in on a rather haute deal for the ladies: the Designer Clearance House (we couldn't find a physical store, but we suspect it might be these guys?) is throwing its semiannual warehouse shoe and accessory sale. They're promising "Stuart Weitzman, Cordani, Casadei, Morenatom, Rebeca Sanver, Taryn Rose, pley......
Continue Reading "Bargain Bins Overflowing This Weekend"January 25, 2006
SoCo is getting another face-lift. Hipper, trendier, more expensive. And as happy as we are to see Austin continue to grow, we wonder with more and more trendy businesses and shoppers flooding our neighborhood, where the hell are we going to move when our rent becomes too astronomical? The urbane gentrification of South Congress district will be getting another boost in the coming year, as what was once Capitol Car Credit will be transformed......
Continue Reading "SoCo Starting to Look More and More Like SoHo"