Style + Beauty

Woven with Purpose

Tillage Clothing Blends Effortless Comfort With a Deeper Mission of Hope + Awareness Article by Lisa Fletcher | Photography by Erica Almquist + Matthew J Capps Photography Some clothes are made to be worn. Others are made to be lived in. For Abby Farr, the difference begins with how a piece moves, feels and fits into everyday life.  “When I design, I’m thinking about how it will actually function for the person wearing it,” she explains. “It flows, is easy to care for and the luxurious...

Style + Beauty

The Legacy of the Accessory

Inside Timmy Wood’s Beverly Hills World Article by Heather Spinks | Photography by Kohta Rincon Photography If you want to truly know someone, don’t look at what they wear, look at what they carry. Often getting dressed is governed by a quiet set of rules: what’s appropriate for the office, what’s expected at a dinner party. Accessories, by contrast, remain untouched by these unspoken social rules. The handbag you reach for each morning is one of the few style decisions made entirely on...

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East Meets West

Local Designer AK Couture Takes Your Closet Global with Indian-Inspired Fall Fashions Article by Tera Michelson | Photography by Kohta Rincon Photography In a stunning new fall collection, local designer AK Couture introduces intentional, thoughtful design that unites culture and couture. East meets West in the original designs by Amrita Chehil, founder and owner at AK Couture in Mason. She takes local closets global with the history and traditions of her native India. The traditional Indian...

Arts + Culture

The Art of Fashion

The Local Mother-Daughter Duo Behind Rebecca’s ClothesLine Takes High-Fashion Drawings from Page to Product Article by Amanda Stout | Photography by Cara Jonas Photography One day in 2012, Rebecca Reed picked up a pencil and watercolors, sat down and began drawing and painting with a laser focus on fashion. She produced stacks of paper featuring mostly dresses and occasionally accessories, each one different from the last.  Once the drawings started, they didn’t stop. Rebecca’s mother, Jenny...