The Facebook page for “We’re Cool” was launched on May 10 and already has 316 likes. Its description is charmingly modest: We’re Cool was created in 2013 by Richard Hudgins of Louisville, Kentucky. No one special. Just a guy who was fed up with people that treated others poorly. No one special? We’d beg to [...]
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Maxim’s Fillies and Stallions party announces sports-star heavy celeb list including Aaron Rodgers
We’re trying to figure out why, but the high star wattage Derby parties are late in announcing their celeb lists … with a big one coming with less than 72-hours until the event. Too many parties, too few A-listers? Security concerns? We don’t know. What we do know is, we just got the list from [...]
Read More →Styling the Kentucky Derby, part 2: Gunnar Deatherage talks ‘Project Runway’
[On Friday's 'Styling the Kentucky Derby' post, fashion blogger Cameron Miquelon talked with former-'Project Runway' contestant, Louisvillian Gunnar Deatherage, about his Derby and pre-Derby work styling the 'Run for the Roses' fashion show, the band A Lion Named Roar for their upcoming Barnstable Brown party and Derby appearances, among others. Today Miquelon recounts her conversation with [...]
Read More →Styling the Derby, Pt. 1: Former ‘Project Runway’ contestant Gunnar Deatherage talks Derby, style and A Lion Named Roar
The first time I met Gunnar Deatherage, I had no clue as to the star he would become. At the time, he was working at the Pink Door when the boutique was located near General Eccentric. My knit hat had for some reason – poor quality sewing – begun to come apart. I stopped in [...]
Read More →New Crush Boutique pop-up store at The Summit features designer Derby hats, dresses
Crush Boutique of Middletown has opened a pop-up location at The Summit Louisville full of Derby dresses, hats and accessories. Stylish designer dresses from Julie Brown, Tracy Negoshian, Judith March, Hazel, Joy Joy and more are available. Locally made Derby hats from Jana’s Hat Box, Anita Hat Company and HEADcANDI are for sale as well [...]
Read More →Steve Kaufman: With Rodes makeover of Zegna shop, is Louisville becoming – gasp! – a city of style?
We know for a smallish Southern/Mid Western city (take your pick), Louisville is influencing – or being influenced by – a lot of global trends. Culinary trends. Arts with 21C Museum Hotel. Theater with Actors Theatre. Even advertising and marketing with Brown-Forman and Humana here. But is it possible we missed the most unlikely of [...]
Read More →William Dean has many talents: Salon owner loves ‘the timelessness of leather’
My favorite color is orange. My favorite pocketbook was a ratty old Coach bag I bought at a thrift sale for $25; it was a mess, but it was the perfect size. I’ve been rocking a fleur de lis tattoo since long before fleurs de lis became cool, long before I moved to New Orleans, [...]
Read More →Sources: Swedish high-fashion chain H&M looking closely at Louisville
H&M is always at the top of the “most wanted” list when Insider Louisville (and everyone else) queries Louisvillians about which global retail brands they want to come to town. Well, it appears we may be about to cross H&M off that list along with Trader Joe’s, the Apple Store, Anthropologie and Urban Outfitter. Multiple [...]
Read More →New Caden boutique owner Anne Gordon: ‘I’m aiming at someone who wants chic’
Caden, a new entry to the Louisville fashion scene, has slipped into the Highlands. It opened on November 1 in that attractive white clapboard Victorian bungalow with the colorful striped awnings and wide wraparound front porch on 2013 Longest Avenue, between Heine Bros. and the Gregory Michaels hair salon. Owner, Anne Gordon, doesn’t want Caden [...]
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