Shoppers came in droves to support San Francisco's independent fashion scene
On a late November Sunday, there was something for just about everyone at Thread Show, whether you fancy rock star jewelry made from guitar picks, saucy lingere with skull face cut-outs or just an afternoon spent amongst designers, down tempo DJs, and fans of local fashion.
Founded in 2003 with ten events per year, Thread aims to be a dynamic, one day retail event bringing the latest and greatest offerings from the local style world’s envelope pushers together under one roof. On the day of its most recent San Francisco event, rainy skies turned sunny just in time for the arrival of the VIPs, who got a chance to scope out the sale before everyone else.
Take a look at some of fun finds we ran across at the show:
Creating art at the Art Kills Artists booth
Happily macabre jewelry at the Bela Koi booth
Men's shirts and outerwear at the Bridge And Burn sample sale
Hand painted flasks, cases and wallets by De La Luna Designs
Hand painted vintage shoes by De La Luna Designs
Tees and artwork by The Ivorys
Fur and leather accessories by The Feathered Leopard
Colorful denim by Future Standard
The SF Giants logo bejeweled on a pair of guitar pick earrings by Rock N The Trend
Elvis and Fender guitar pick earrings from Rock N The Trend
Leather and semi-precious mineral jewelry for pets and humans by Rockhound Pets
Adorably edgy undies and lounge wear by Stephanie Bondar of Honey Cooler Handmade
Mannequin sporting a Stolen Sunday Scoodie (a.k.a. a scarf hoodie)
Photography by Alexandra Naughton
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