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Street Style Report: A Sleek Spring Look in Western Addition

 Derrick Prodigalidad

Last weekend we spotted Derrick Prodigalidad in mixed leather, a feather necklace, and with perfectly parted hair. 

Divinely Inspired Shaker Furniture on View at SFO Museum

Chair c. 1852 birch, maple, stain, caning. Brother’s chair c. 1850, birch, maple

Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com

When the Shakers crafted their home furnishings hundreds of years ago, it wasn’t just about comfort and utility – it was about pleasing God. Every detail of their minimalist work was carefully constructed and meticulously perfected.

Double Open House Alert! From the Sublime to the Ridiculous (Your Choice)

Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com

Coincidentally, both houses are related by the 1906 earthquake– one built on the quake's rubble, and other most likely built as temporary shelter for earthquake victims.

Three Female Tech Tycoons Prove Style and Startups Go Hand in Hand

Brit Morin, photo by Erin Kunkel

The Craftswoman: Brit Morin, Brit + Co. founder and CEO

Brit Morin, the 27-year-old founder and ceo of the craftsy online 
wonderland Brit + Co., describes her style as “Kate Spade meets Martha Stewart”—an inventive sartorial approach that arose from her frustration with the high cost of pretty things.

Seven Favorite Things: Myrrhia's Collection

We've fallen in love with the Spring/Summer 2013 knitwear collection from the Oakland-based line, Myrrhia

Accessory Designer Basil Racuk Takes Us Around His Artful Oakland Digs

Basil Racuk

This is what 25 years of collecting looks like,” says bag and accessories designer Basil Racuk, surveying his sunny live-work loft located in a former turn-of-the-century laundry factory in Oakland.

Look of the Week: Men's Spring Denim from Local Boutiques

Men's Spring Denim

For most guys, spring wardrobe cleaning starts with a fresh pair of jeans.

87th Annual Junior League of San Francisco Fashion Showcase

The Junior League of San Francisco hosted their 87th Annual Fashion Showcase—themed "Setting Sail into a New Century"—with a three-day event at Fort Mason, filled with a stellar lineup of events and activities that appealed to a broader group of fashionistas and friends than in years past. It's the longest-running event of its kind in the nation, and has raised millions of dollars in San Francisco and surrounding communities.

Daytime shoppers explored the Fashion Boutique Marketplace, which presented more than two dozen amazing Bay Area merchants over all three days, with fun giveaways for VIP ticketholders from Toss Boutique.

We Wanna Be Friends With: Victoria Smith of sfgirlbybay

Our city is chock-full of interesting people and wild personalities. Overwhelmed by the coolness? Every week we'll pick one standout local we'd love to be friends with to answer seven essential questions about their life in San Francisco. 

Two Best Friends Ditch Tech for Fashion Careers

Dulkinys Davis

When tech veterans Martha Davis and Susanna Dulkinys met in 2000 at a farmers market outside The Embarcadero’s Café deStijl, the moment was so impactful—as a first encounter with a kindred spirit will be—that Dulkinys can recall specific details of the “très chic and très functional” coat Davis was wearing: bright orange, rip-stop, pockets galore, asymmetrical zipper, Miu Miu. The sartorial note-to-file may have 
been something of a premonition.

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