Archive for 2012

Jasmine Tsang

Jasmine Tsang

April 25, 2012

This is Jasmine’s umpteenth time on my blog… actually I think it’s her fourth. But I’m feeling too lazy to go back and count so you’ll just have to take my word for it. Jasmine is always rocking her own signature look, a sculptural blend of all-black and simple metal pieces that have more in common with armor than jewelry. I’m going to miss photographing her and all the other SAIC fashion program grads after they (inevitably) move to New York to start their careers. In this photo she is wearing her own designs, which she presented at The Walk the evening I photographed her. Jasmine’s collection was one of the strongest featured, and I’m not just saying that because I like her. She landed the revered cover spot for the annual SAIC fashion magazine and was recently featured on WBEZ for her work, so obviously I’m not alone. Listen to the radio segment here.

Josh & Ikram Goldman with Mickey Boardman

Josh & Ikram Goldman with Mickey Boardman

April 24, 2012

Ikram Goldman Mickey Boardman

Blogger Spotlight: Kelsey Kreiling

Blogger Spotlight: Kelsey Kreiling

April 23, 2012

Kelsey Kreiling Anna Jane Bridal

Ok, so she’s not really a blogger, she’s much more than that. Kelsey Kreiling is the mastermind behind Laundry Magazine, an online publication featuring gorgeous editorials alongside provocative stories. This editor-in-chief is also a talented fashion designer with her own bridal line, Annie Jane. Fueled by a seemingly limitless amount of energy and passion, Kelsey is a one-woman fashion powerhouse.

Kelsey Kreiling Laundry Magazine

Did I mention she kicks ass? It’s not only because of her lust-worthy purple locks of hair, although her fearless choice is certainly further evidence of her awesomeness. Kelsey is one of those rare creative people who radiates warmth towards everyone around her, making her one of my favorite people to run into at events. I wish more people were like Kelsey; into fashion for the art of it as opposed to the image of it. Authenticity isn’t a brand you can buy on Michigan Avenue – you either have it, or you don’t.