All posts tagged: L.L. Bean

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  TIS Most Wanted: Our eBay Picks of the Week

  • By Marni Elyse Katz
  • January 18, 2012
  From chic and handy ways to stay organized to celeb-inspired winter wear, this week's eBay picks give us plenty to talk about. Read More
  Tags: ebay picks, fashion, interior design, furniture, plywood, hats, cold weather accessories, moma, museum, shoes, jonathan adler, jason wu, target, valentine's day, jewelry, L.L. Bean, Super Bowl, stella mccartney, missoni, football
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  Rogues Gallery Founder and L.L. Bean Creative Director Introduces His Latest Project

  • By Stephen Watson
  • October 5, 2011
  Alex Carleton, founder of clothing line Rogues Gallery, designer of L.L. Bean's Signature Collection and founder of a new gallery in Provincetown on Cape Cod, seems to have Atlantic Ocean seawater coursing through his veins. Read More
  Tags: L.L. Bean, Rogues Gallery, Alex Carleton, American heritage, americana, maritime, artist, art, Foc'sie
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  TIS Most Wanted: Our eBay Picks of the Week (May 31, 2011)

  • By Stephen Watson
  • May 31, 2011
  We're toasting the arrival of summer (at last!) with both outdoor essentials and cultural tokens that will make this season one to remember. Read More
  Tags: L.L. Bean, movie, documentary, model, fashion, oscar de la renta, Playboy, kitchen, cooking, Cannes, artist, art, tech, gadgets, Jean Paul Gaultier, museum, hatmaker, milliner, royal wedding, michelle obama, london, vintage, surf
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  Heritage Dressing: Old School Brands Are New Again

  • By Lexi Green
  • September 2, 2010
  Everything old is now in vogue again, so long as it screams nostalgic Americana. Whether it’s retro eyewear, a worsted-wool blazer or a pair of well-worn leather work boots, we're in the midst of a revivalist moment. Read More
  Tags: fashion, style, vintage, pendleton, heritage, L.L. Bean, orvis, Brooks Brothers, filson
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  Trendlet Alert: Rope

  • By Felicity Loughrey
  • June 9, 2010
  Rope has ancient appeal. Fossilized fragments of it have been found in caves in France dating back to 15,000BC and the Egyptians used it to build the pyramids. Right now, this prehistoric and civilization-shaping tool, made from twisting and plaiting fibers ranging form cotton to nylon, is an oh-so-chic accessory. Read More
  Tags: fashion, trendlet alert, rope, L.L. Bean