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Golf clothes that look good on and off the green
Special to the Los Angeles TimesThe modern guy's golfing gear shouldn't look like it was pilfered from dad's closet. Enter Sub70, a collection of colorful golf duds made for young guns (think Justin Timberlake) that also works when worn off the green. The line was hatched in England...Tags: Arnold Palmer, England, Services and Shopping, Golf, Alexander Wang
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Fred Hayman: The man behind Rodeo Drive
![He's been called the godfather of Rodeo Drive. And it's not all hyperbole. Before Beverly Hills was the land of designer logos, before it was teeming with tourists and rolling with Rolls-Royces, the city was home to Fred Hayman, the proprietor of the Giorgio Beverly Hills boutique. Hayman was an architect of luxury in Los Angeles, bringing high fashion, a social shopping atmosphere and white glove service to what was still a sleepy main street when he went into retail in 1967 at the age of 38.¶During the 31 years he ruled the retail roost from his perch under Giorgio's signature yellow and gold awnings, he cultured relationships with designers and celebrities and set a new standard for fashion parties, helping to promote Los Angeles as an international style center. Among his most noteworthy creations was the Giorgio Beverly Hills perfume, a bottling of "Dynasty" and "Scruples"-era excess and one of the most successful fragrances in history, with more than $100 million in sales in its first four years.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62279476-10155638.jpg "He's been called the godfather of Rodeo Drive. And it's not all hyperbole. Before Beverly Hills was the land of designer logos, before it was teeming with tourists and rolling with Rolls-Royces, the city was home to Fred Hayman, the proprietor of the Giorgio Beverly Hills boutique. Hayman was an architect of luxury in Los Angeles, bringing high fashion, a social shopping atmosphere and white glove service to what was still a sleepy main street when he went into retail in 1967 at the age of 38.¶During the 31 years he ruled the retail roost from his perch under Giorgio's signature yellow and gold awnings, he cultured relationships with designers and celebrities and set a new standard for fashion parties, helping to promote Los Angeles as an international style center. Among his most noteworthy creations was the Giorgio Beverly Hills perfume, a bottling of "Dynasty\" and \"Scruples\"-era excess and one of the most successful fragrances in history, with more than $100 million in sales in its first four years.")
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticHe's been called the godfather of Rodeo Drive. And it's not all hyperbole. Before Beverly Hills was the land of designer logos, before it was teeming with tourists and rolling with Rolls-Royces, the city was home to Fred Hayman, the proprietor of the...Tags: Robert Evans, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Fashion Shows, Awards and Prizes, Academy Awards
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Movies: The '20s roaring again
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticCue the flappers, the fringe, the beads and the bobs. The Roaring '20s are back in fashion — on the runways and on-screen. It started in September at the spring 2012 fashion shows, with Ralph Lauren's "Great Gatsby" gowns, Tory Burch's...Tags: Joan Crawford, Cheng Yu-tung, Martin Scorsese, Fashion Shows, Gucci Group NV
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New TV series raise the style bar
![It's the throwback '60s style as much as the story lines that has made "Mad Men" a success. The AMC series, which enters its fifth season in 2012, ushered in a ladylike trend in fashion that has reverberated all the way to the Paris runways and inspired a collaboration with retail chain Banana Republic, and a book and HSN collection for the show's costume designer Janie Bryant. So is it any wonder that the big three networks are looking for their own fashion gold? Many of this season's new shows, whether they be contemporary or retro, are amping up the style quotient in a big way. Here's a rundown.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/64787496-16152140.jpg "It's the throwback '60s style as much as the story lines that has made "Mad Men\" a success. The AMC series, which enters its fifth season in 2012, ushered in a ladylike trend in fashion that has reverberated all the way to the Paris runways and inspired a collaboration with retail chain Banana Republic, and a book and HSN collection for the show's costume designer Janie Bryant. So is it any wonder that the big three networks are looking for their own fashion gold? Many of this season's new shows, whether they be contemporary or retro, are amping up the style quotient in a big way. Here's a rundown.")
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticIt's the throwback '60s style as much as the story lines that has made "Mad Men" a success. The AMC series, which enters its fifth season in 2012, ushered in a ladylike trend in fashion that has reverberated all the way to the Paris runways and inspired a...Tags: NBC (tv network), Drama (genre), Fashion Shows, Stella McCartney, AMC (tv network)
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Favorite boutiques in Los Angeles and beyond
Los Angeles TimesSeeking a quintessential Los Angeles fashion experience? Here are our picks of the top boutiques where you can have one. Elyse Walker The vibe: Beachy casual with a metropolitan edge, a shop that includes Alexander McQueen evening gowns and Prada flip-...Tags: Junya Watanabe, Rachel Comey, Isabel Marant, Stella McCartney, Arts
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Shopping: Kevan Hall to speak in O.C, sample sales, openings
All The RageKevan Hall to speak in Orange County. Cynthia Vincent and the California Market Center have sample sales. Special fashion events are planned at two Westfield Malls.... -
Allison-Antrim Museum featuring legendary film stars memorabilia during March
waynesboro@herald-mail.comAspects of Tinseltown have come to Greencastle for the month of March. The Allison-Antrim Museum off South Ridge Avenue is featuring memorabilia from legendary film stars as this month’s exhibit. Included are one of Humphrey Bogart’s...Tags: Jean Harlow, Arts and Culture, Museums, Mae West, Marilyn Monroe
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From Runway To Reality: 5 Fave Trends In Stores Now
PIX11.comDailyCandy is excited to see how runway looks translate to real life trends. It may just be February, but the looks seen on the catwalk back in September for spring/summer 2012 are just now making their way into stores. Daily Candy's Lauren Lumsden showed...Tags: Isabel Marant, Fashion Shows, Tory Burch, Oscar de la Renta, Diane von Furstenberg
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Fashion News: How soon can I get my Albert Pujols Angels jersey?
All The RageCoveting an Albert Pujols Angels jersey? Yes, you can get one online...sort of.... -
Before and after: Hotel Bel-Air garden renovation
L.A. at HomeHotel Bel-Air: Landscape designer Jon Goldstein renovates 12 acres at the Hotel Bel-Air and tries to preserve the legacy of the iconic property's historic gardens.... -
“Dance Moms” recap: Return of the Candy Apples
Channel Guide MagazineForgive me, Dance Mom Nation, for I am an episode behind, having been sequestered at a hotel in Pasadena covering the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour. I’m all caught up now and will recap the premiere (I think. Eventually.), but... -
Fashion News: Will Reggie Bush testify about Kim Kardashian?
All The RageReggie Bush might be called on to testify in a lawsuit ex-girlfriend Kim Kardashian filed against Old Navy....
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