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Holiday Shopping’s Gold Standard
The countdown’s on: Eight shopping days left until the big day, and if you’re anything like us, there are a few holes on your list. (OK, if you’re really like us, there are a lot of holes on your...
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A Bracelet That Says What It Means
E-mail makes for easy communication but lousy jewelry. So when Bing Bang’s Anna Sheffield was thinking of love notes and secret messages while designing her spring Bing Bang collection, she went back...
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Cape Fearless
Up in the sky, it’s a bird, a plane, it’s—the girls of fashion week? Blame it on the thermostat or maybe last year’s hero-themed Met ball, but the runways are chockablock with caped crusaders. Rag...
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Witchy Woman
The Lindsey Thornburg look is often described as “witchy,” and for good reason, given the designer’s taste for cloaks and crushed velvet. And for her first-ever fashion week presentation last night,...
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Two’s Company
“I didn’t think I’d ever have a store,” Sophomore’s Chrissie Miller says. “I thought, crazy people shop and I didn’t want to be involved in that. But I did it in L.A. and I loved it—that lifestyle,...
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Trapped In Paradise
Having made her name with a collection of cloaks, Lindsey Thornburg is not a designer you’d think would flourish in the Spring. (And in fact, she’ll have a big new development coming this Fall: After...
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Lindsey Thornburg Channels David Lynch
Lindsey Thornburg built her business on “witchy” felt cloaks. For years, she cut up old Pendleton blankets found in her grandfather’s closet and at thrift stores, and for Fall, the designer officially...
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Bohemian Bliss On The LES
“There’s something fundamentally hippie-dippy about us,” said cloak designer Lindsey Thornburg last night at the opening of she and Some Odd Rubies designers Ruby Canner and Summer Phoenix’s new Lower...
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Rocker Liza Thorn Is Fashion’s “High Priestess”
Somewhere between psychedelic, street, and old-school grunge lies High Priestess, a collaborative limited-edition capsule from Lindsey Thornburg (a bohemian New York designer known for her sumptuous...
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