San Francisco Independent Fashion
Spotted: Candace, seen at 16th and Valencia in the Mission wearing high-waisted bellbottom jeans, a green leather vintage jacket with fur collar and handmade jewelry made from her friend’s line, the indie Austin-based Sisters of the Black Moon.
When asked to describe her style, she said, “I kind of just threw this on…wanted something casual.” Her favorite store? Thrift Town.
Photography courtesy of Alexandra Naughton
More San Francisco street style…
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In the midst of a rain-filled week, we’re letting a little sun shine in, thanks to Alex Keenum and Amy Soderlind of Refuses to Label. For this shoot, the stylish duo ventured to the Marina district, where Amy posed in a thrifted camel suede skirt and vintage black platform booties, a cropped grey t-shirt by American Apparel, H&M faux fur vest and Spanx tights.
See, sometimes finding yourself up against a wall ain’t so bad…
Refuses to Label: the creative outlet of two lifelong friends with similar aesthetic addictions: vintage, design, art, photography, music. Artists themselves; this is the documentation of they’re combined inspirations and daily vintage fits.
Photography: Alex Keenum
Styling: Refuses to Label
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We recently we sent SF Indie Fashion contributor Kristina Wang out with $40 and a simple mission: thrift, style, shoot. Her destination of choice: Wasteland in the Upper Haight.
Wang then mixed the spoils from her adventure in with her own pieces to create a series of looks showcasing San Francisco style.
From top: white vintage evening purse ($9), white sundress ($12), blue floral jumper ($10) and cropped denim vest ($10) all from Wasteland. Additional clothing and accessories provided by the ever-stylish Miss Wang.
[Styled and modeled by: Kristina Wang]
[Photography by Tyler Deniston]
