The Mirror archives: May 2007

The graffiti subculture has long been a boys club, but Claw Money has got the guys beat.

It was a musical. It was a costume drama.

Patrick Robinson brings his summery styles to the retailer on Sunday.

ALMOST 700,000 online viewers have watched “A Fat Rant,” a YouTube sermon that dares fat women to stop obsessing about how they could look and start feeling good about the way they are.

Here’s a philosophical question, guys: If you could save the planet by wearing a pair of lime-sherbet polyester pants or a gray-and-white box-pattern sport coat that could have been designed by a sugar-amped first grader with access to graph paper and a No. 2 pencil, would you do it?

It might seem like an unlikely combination, the elaborate aesthetic of Bob Mackie and the simple silhouettes of Behnaz Sarafpour on the same runway, but when the two designers are filling the role of mentor to students at Otis College of Design, it makes perfect sense.

Stoli’s Hollywood haunt is a ‘suite’ experience for clubbers.

For some of us, fashion starts at the feet.

The scene at Jovovich-Hawk’s first Los Angeles fashion show was like a step back in time, much like the vintage-inspired line itself.

Back when the Mirror was but a wee compact, the only gift that could be ordered to arrive in Dad’s mailbox every four weeks (well, that Mom would allow, anyway) was a dull Fruit of the Month Club selection.

The quaint enclave of Melrose Place has another luxury resident: Lambertson Truex, the New York accessories maker, opened its first boutique this week on the exclusive, sun-dappled street.

Rachel Pally, the designer who’s managed to drape cotton jersey into something more than just T-shirts and halter dresses, certainly had the ‘60s in mind when designing her Holiday 2007 collection.

Call it college couture.

Lovers of the preppy chic retailer J.

Unless you’ve spent the last three months in the belly of a kraken, you know that the latest installment of Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise hits theaters today.