Oakland's McMullen brings festive, runway-ready fashions to SF's 1 Hotel for a pop-up this weekend and next.Plus, Kamperett and several fashionable friends get into the spirit on Saturday in the Mission. Sausalito's Winter Market, featuring Marin's best brands, takes place December 16th. And, drumro.
A roomy lightweight Rothy's tote in a spring-fresh color is the antidote to your sad and crumpled canvas bag. Plus, Bryr introduces a cool block heel in two styles and a new swoon-worthy hue and, just in time for Valentine's Day, Harwell Godfrey releases a pink heart pendant to benefit Every Mother.
Housing guide: Where to live in San Francisco (east)
From North Beach to the Mission District, this is the city s exhilirating urban heart
San Francisco (East)
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By Leilani Marie Labong |
April 14, 2021 10:00 AM
Why do people move to San Francisco? Is it for the singular landscape, all dramatic hills and breathtaking coastline, the perfect topography for fog to cling to or completely engulf? Is it for the chance to live in proximity to that world-famous bridge, a monumental feat of engineering in International Orange, a gateway for people and ideas from all over the world? Perhaps it’s the city’s history as the birthplace of counterculture after all, progressive views in politics, the arts and technology are constantly percolating here, brewing entire movements and new industries.
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My Style: Elementary school teacher Anna Greene
Greene documents her quirky, colorful style on Instagram, @whattheartteacherwears
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Anna is wearing a top from Ace & Jig, pants from Zara, shoes from ModCloth, and a jacket she bought on ThredUp and embellished with faux flowers. She made her own jewelry.
Photograph by Ben Rollins
Art teacher Anna uses her creativity and her “wardrobe crafting” to bring joy to her students during challenging times. She documents her quirky, colorful style on Instagram @whattheartteacherwears, featuring her collection of “slow fashion” brands like Ace & Jig and pieces she’s stitched herself or enhanced with details like tinsel or flowers.