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House of Arden: Denver’s fashion dynasty

by Amanda Sheahan The first time I saw the amazing tutus by House of Arden at this year’s Denver Style Expo, I fell in love. They were edgy, romantic, original, and best of all, local. At the end of the runway show, we were graced with the presence of not only Lesley Temple, the designer of these gamine tutus, but also her two beautiful daughters, Arden and Lael, who worked the runway like true professionals. After getting a chance to meet with Lesley, it was clear that this family affair is deeply imbedded in the fabric of this brand. The first thing I had to ask Lesley was how she came up with the name, House of Arden. It is no...

Wells selected for P...

We are so giddy with excitement about the news that Denver’s own, Fallene Wells, has been selected for Project Runway’s 9th season’s cast.  She joins last season’s sensation, Mondo Guerra, in the growing chain of incredible Denver-based designers. Read more at Project...

Local rocks: Denver ...

by Amanda Sheahan It has been said that style is an art form. Whether it is through hair, make-up or fashion each artist has their own canvas and their own way of seeing the world so share with the world. The diversity and talent in this idea was shown at The Denver Style Expo on April 1-2...

The Rise of Denver&#...

by Aly Peters, Fashion Correspondent I had the pleasure of speaking recently with Denver’s own Gino Velardi, and after just a few minutes I felt the easy comforts of an old friend. One of the most touching insights of Gino’s story was how his late mother had such a huge impact on his...

Andrea Li Jewelry pr...

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Project Redesign

by Karen Kitterman, Editor, Cover photography, Duke Shoman > As I was getting out of the car on my way to a meeting with designer Kotomi Yoshida of Yoshida Studios, to my dismay, the button of my jeans snagged on the seat belt, and off it flew clink clink into the parking lot.  For lack...