via The Sartorialist
via Tatler Russia
Must be an Olivia Palermo kind of week! Hot on the heels of her successful campaign for The Outnet, Olivia turns 26 today.
Besides modeling here and there, I’m not really sure what she does. Calling her a socialite seems Continue reading
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Impromptu Photo Shoot @iamkinsey
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Afternoon fun: Collab w/ @moscerina it’s all about #objectsofmyaffection and a bit of #bicichic. Check out her take on #WHPuniqueportraitsoflove
Congratulations, blondes! This week you dominated cycle style on Instagram. Even behind big black sunglasses or flaxen locks, your wild side comes out. Animal prints and bad-ass boots will take you far. Continue reading
It’s always lovely to see Olivia Palermo pose on a bike for her modeling gigs. This time she is werqing it for The Outnet’s collaboration with Oscar de la Renta. The exclusive collection launched today.
And the video for the campaign couldn’t be bike-prettier.
Update: 8 of the 24 pieces are already sold out in less than 24 hours! This method of using bikes to sell clothes and handbags is definitely working.
As promised, I’m presenting the fashion how to that I mentioned in yesterday’s post.
These copper heels are really easy to do. And they can dramatically change the look of a basic pair of shoes. Continue reading
I frequently bike in a skirt. For this look, I wanted to wear something shiny and eye-catching Continue reading
I’ve kept Pickwick’s soulful rock-n-roll on repeat this past week. When I found this video of their bravura performance inside a bike shop, I had to share.
As BikeHandsome said recently of frontman Galen Disston, “I want his voice to melt over me like warm honey” Continue reading
Matthew Reamer for Momentum Magazine
Back in December, I partied with Glen & Andrew of A New Bike at the Brooks Dashing Bicycle Show. Somehow I only just found this picture of the three of us on the Momentum Magazine site.
It brought back a lot of fun memories and a few questions. What is in that glass? Why am I wearing a belly shirt? In December? How did I get my hair like that? Just kidding, here’s the answer to that last question.
Glen & Andrew are the brains behind the well-produced bicycle stories on A New Bike. Their interviews uncover the different perspectives of a diverse group of riders. I think Randee Sue’s is my favorite, but you should read them all.