	Clothing & Accessories Minnie Wilde Demonstrating Self-Control By Jialin Luh (Jan 14, 2005) It was not surprising to find that torrential, apocalyptic rainfall did not deter fashionistas from ducking into Minnie Wilde, a diy-flavored boutique brightening up Laguna in Hayes Valley. And while it's hard to resist the charm of the heartsy but not cheesy Valentine's Day display, it was even more difficult to resist spending my entire paycheck. More
	Clothing & Accessories Upper Playground A Playground in the Haight By Jialin Luh (Dec 31, 2004) What do Alice in Wonderland, The Beatles, and an urban fashion/art outfit have in common? Try a walrus. That's right, if you're keen to your surroundings you may have caught the easily recognizable walrus silhouette slapped on many a wall and street sign. According to an unnamed source, the significance of the walrus is its representation of not a single individual, but a faceless collective of people, which embodies Upper Playground's operation. More
	Clothing & Accessories Tot Wear and Toys By Gloria Tai (Oct 21, 2004) There’s a whole new world of outfits and accessories to covet when you have a baby. And even if you don’t have a tot and aren’t familiar with Baby Bjorns or the latest model of Bugaboo strollers, you’re bound to have a friend expecting, or burping a little one as we speak. A few great local baby shops will help you rise to hip parent status, or even favorite godparent. More
	Clothing & Accessories Doe A Fine Goods Outpost By grace chen (Oct 14, 2004) With a bit of online shopping experience and no retail floor experience, Kati Kim recently ran her first transaction at her new store, Doe. This fine goods outpost lodges itself between the retail enclaves of vintage Upper Haight and refined Hayes Valley. It is a welcome addition to the line of eateries, bars and hair salons that saturate Lower Haight. More
	Clothing & Accessories Cari Borja Designing for all Ages By grace chen (Oct 14, 2004) From a garage in Oakland, Cari Borja studied the art of dress making. That is not all she has studied. She holds Bachelor degrees in economics and art history, minors in dance and philosophy, a master in social anthropology, and a doctorate in cultural anthropology. More
	Clothing & Accessories Sweet, Sexy, Scentful, or Single By Lisa Butterworth (Oct 14, 2004) Well, here it is again, the hallmark of Hallmark holidays. A day of exculpation, it can be used as an excuse to get schmoopy over your significant other or to get blitheringly sauced because you don't have one. But whether you need a table for two or will be sitting at the bar Saturday night, Valentine's Day is also a great excuse to go shopping, for your honey or yourself. More
	Clothing & Accessories Getting Pink-Eyed By grace chen (Oct 14, 2004) The latest epidemic to spread is not another strain of mad cow disease or bird flu but rather pink eye. Everywhere you turn in this city, an eyeful of pinks will surely attack you. More
	Clothing & Accessories The Tradition of Non-traditional Bridal Wear By grace chen (Oct 14, 2004) San Francisco is where romance can bloom to ever after. Brides will have no shortage in finding something to wear because there are a handful of select designers headquartered in our city to help make these moments memorable. More
	Clothing & Accessories Feria Urbana Atypical Duds By Nish Nadaraja (Oct 13, 2004) For a city that claims to embrace being an individual, one certainly doesn't get that impression by seeing what folks are wearing these days. What happened to style and doing something unique? Well luckily, there is Feria Urbana More
	Clothing & Accessories Future Primitive Fashion Street Cred By Nirmala Nataraj (Oct 13, 2004) Equipped with a swaggering sensibility that's patently San Franciscan, Future Primitive Sound Headquarters offers much more than just a trendy cadre of customized clothing. More

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