Category: Indie


Shop The Shotwell Pop Up this weekend!

 

SHOTWELL will be opening a pop-up shop this Saturday and Sunday 12pm to 6pm hosted by Engine Works. Come chill and shop new product including local designers: Momoca, Jasko Begovic, and Aziz Habibi + loads of new vintage, accessories and more!

I can tell you from personal experience Shotwell has a variety of really cool pieces that I think you all would love and would make great additions to your wardrobe.
Workshop. & LEAF art collective will also be there selling clothing and art:
http://www.workshopsf.org/
http://imwithleaf.com/

About the venue: Engine Works is a collectively run art space based in the Mission founded in May 2010. One of the major focuses of the space is to strengthen the existing community by creating a new and exciting outlet for the arts

Also, The San Francisco Rock Project will be performing on Sunday at 2pm! Check ’em out here:
http://www.rockprojectsf.o​rg/
http://youtu.be/qpsDBnRW_e​s

Items are in limited supply, so be sure to get there early for the best selection!

Shop Shop Shop!

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I’m so excited…

I’m so excited…

I’m so….. scared….

For my pocketbook that is!

Indie Mart!

One of my favorite all time shopping events is back on! After 8 months, Indie Mart SF is back! This Sunday, July 24th, at Thee Parkside, it’s going down! Everything you could ever want and more… shit ton of local and indie vendors selling their wares, vintage, makeovers, photo booths, quirky, accessories, bbq, food trucks, beer, shoes, stiff drinks, they will have it all!

There is also a focus on DIY’ers, live bands and sex kitten/f’d up makeovers!

This is one of the events I always try to make it to, as it’s always a ton of fun. The crowd is a mix of hipster (duh), marina chicks, rough, rugged, and chill. Everyone is out to shop, sip and have a good time. Some things i’ve seen for sale in the past has been shrunken heads, chunky rings, vintage dresses, long studded earrings, sunglasses, and cosmetics. Everytime I go I find a merchant I love love LOVE and can’t live without. And, they are all indie! INDIE! No Forever 21 or sponsored by Macy’s bullsh…. nah. Nah son….

And, this time around there will be street indie food vendors on site as well. Of course  Parkside will be selling their BBQ and tots, but for the first time there will be mobile food vendors representing as well. Brass Knuckle, Kung Fu Tacos, Angry Man Eats (had him last weekend at El Rio, his chicken and waffles were the ISH!), Pizza Hacker and Rice Paper Scissors will be slinging as well!

So, here’s the deets. Admission is a sliding scale of $3-5.00. It’s a fundraiser for the founder Kelly Malone’s cancer treatments. You can also donate $20.00 and get some freebies, a raffle ticket, and entry into the aftershow. You want entry into the bar where the bands play and drinks? You’ll need to be 21+. Otherwise, all are welcome.

Yes my 18+ or whatever peeps, you can come too. Your welcome.

Go…

The Indie-Mart Street Fair
Sunday July 24th, 12-7pm
Thee Parkside- 17th st & all down Wisconsin (San Francisco- Take Bart to 16th ST, 22 Filmore)

ALL AGES- 21 to booze it up.

 

Heads up my Fashionista’s with Urban flair!

Bambaataa

Bedlam Bambaataa

Bedlam Accessories has released a very… very limited edition of accessories in celebration of Black History Month! By limited, I mean all of the items are one of a kind, so if you sleep on it…. too late because once they are gone it’s a wrap!!

All proceeds will be divided between the United Negro College Fund and Harper University in Harper, Liberia.

Ready… Set… SHOP!

LL

From AP-

 

The California Supreme Court says merchants in the state can no longer ask credit card customers for their ZIP codes.

The high court ruled unanimously on Thursday that asking for ZIP codes violates a longstanding California law passed to protect the privacy of credit card users.

The decision came in a lawsuit against Williams-Sonoma Inc., whose clerk asked Jessica Pineda for her ZIP code several years ago. Pineda sued the company in 2008, alleging the retailer violated the credit card law and her privacy.

The court, led by Justice Carlos Moreno, didn’t address Pineda’s privacy claims. But it agreed that the retailer’s request violated provisions of the law passed in 1990 that protects consumers from divulging personal identification information.

The ruling overturned an appeals court decision tossing out the lawsuit.

Every now and then I will feature items from my personal collection that I love.. enjoy!

 

These pics are of one of my favorite hoodies that I own. The artist featured on the screen print on the front and back is the illustrious Josephine Baker.

JosephineB1

Josephine Baker Hoodie Front Panel

Do you have any idea how rare it is to find cool indie hipster gear with a black icon on it… that’s NOT a rapper, or rocker, or jesus? If that’s your thing, hurrah, but honestly I get irritated when the only designs I see featuring people of color is limited to those choices or the usual afro or airbrush of whatever R&B singer is hot at the moment. Bleh.

JosephineB2

The Back- Josephine Baker Hoodie

Which is why I LOVE my hoodie. Warm, fab, fresh and indie.

Fresh outta Oakland @ Fifty Seven- Thirty Three

http://www.fiftyseven-thirtythree.com/