Alexis - Wisconsin Street, SF

"Well this outfit, it's her [putting to friend] mom's skirt. My friend's mom's skirt. I guess I guess I like texture and coming up with color schemes is what I like most."

It's interesting how crushed velvet is making a comeback in SF street fashion, when I start seeing patterns like this I wonder if it is an SF-only thing or if it will be in the trend books and runways in 2013. I like how she toughens it up with her bomber jacket and makes it a little more modern with her casual oxfords.


Lovely blue oxfords.



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Lisa and Ringo - 17th Street, SF [Quick Shots]

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Andrea - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

"I will say everything."

The luxe look of crushed velvet, vintage fur, gorgeous curly hair, and red lipstick.


Monkey boots.



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Christina - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF [Quick Shots]

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Brydie and Holly - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

Brydie: "Old grandmothers."
Holly: "I guess, more comfort than anything."

Cuties mixing layers, textures, colors and looking all around perfectly prepared for an evening and night at Fort Mason.


A close look at their different, yet equally practical shoes.



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Erik and Caitlin - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

Erik: "I guess I just wanted to be comfortable today."
Caitlin: "We are going to seem Pam Grier at the Castro later today, so I thought I'd wear something that is Pam Grier actionwear inspired but could also deal with the whipping winds of Fort Mason."

I like her multitude of colors in contrast to his black and white. Notice how they are, essentially, wearing a uniform of t-shirt, blazer, and boots.


A look at their boots.



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Dory - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

"This is, I was thinking of what my grandmother would wear... if she was a hippie."

Great hair. Cute lace dress and voluminous cape. She's sweetly wearing green because it was St. Patrick's Day.


Soft leather boots that are every so slightly more worn on the left side. I like seeing these lived in aspects of clothes in street style. She's made her mark on these boots through how her body wears them and that is part of her when she wears them out. Pretty great.



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Nicole - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

"I guess I went with grays because it's gray out today. That's pretty much it."

Wow, blast from the past. Nicole remembered I took a picture of her in the early days of Fashionist. I think we've both changed (alot) since then. What hasn't changed is her good sense of style and proportion. Also, consistently super cute hair.


A look at her cute ankle boots.



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Hana - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

"This outfit is based off of colors and textures. I really like mixing things that you wouldn't necessarily mix together."

I like how her salmon colored blouse looks like a matching top to her Michael Kor's denim. That is, until you zoom in and see the pattern. She wasn't kidding about mixing the textures: wool, cotton, and velvet and leather have an easy truce in this outfit.


I love these soft leather booties by Candid that she bought secondhand at Wasteland.



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Rachel - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

"Today I was thinking comfort and possibly rain. So, I have a raincoat in my backpack and I wanted to wear some nice layers."

Cute rust colored cardigan and salmon colored blouse. I like that with her backpack, Rachel looks like she might be ready for an all day concert, or you know, a hike in the Bavarian Alps.


Short black booties with a fringed lip, worn with tights and socks.



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Kristine - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF [Quick Shots]

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Casey and Cameron - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

Nothing says we're working hard behind the scenes like black denim and leather. I love that she spiced things up with a red cowl scarf and those sleeves on her denim jacket (or perhaps a top worn with her denim vest). Cameron, on the other hand, looks like he may have stepped off a Nicholas K Fall/Winter runway.


A look at their respective combat boots.



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Eric - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

"It was a combination. I'm so interested in the avantgarde 80s feel, so I went vintage shopping and found this (coat) and ripped up clothing. So, avantgarde and grunge."

I have a thing for strong shoulders on clothing and was taken with his daring outerwear choices and his cute ankle boots. The silhouette he's rocking reminds me of what was considered a "Japanese aesthetic" in the late 80s, early 90s; strong structural elements and spare colors.


The aforementioned ankle boots.



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Johnny Ray - Creator's Project, Fort Mason, SF

"Alchemy. Let's just say alchemy because I was just talking to her (nods towards woman standing to the side) about alchemy."

Johnny Ray made that clutch he's holding. Also, hey, he's holding a clutch. Cute gray blazer worn with an Indian-inspired silk top and jeans with a big single roll cuff.


These chukka and boat shoe hybrids are beautiful.



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