It is only appropriate that Nylon Magazine featured our Harrison Flare in Snowfall in their June/July 2012 Music Issue. This bell-bottom cut wasn’t named Harrison at random – the style was inspired by the one and only George Harrison. HABITUAL Design Director Jennifer Wojinski, the brain behind it all, grew up wearing bell bottoms in the 70’s, and explains, “My parents listened to George Harrison, The Eagles – you name it! There is a childhood love and fondness with this association. And I think George Harrison’s son Dhani Harrison is really great too!” So when you put these Harrison’s on – remember you’re grooving with our Beatles-inspired bell bottoms!
Where to find your own pair: ShopBop.com
We met up with our friends at NYLON last night to celebrate their new Music issue, on stands now. The dinner and afterparty hosted by Editor-in-chief Marvin Scott Jarrett and the inimitable Florence Welch took place in the Mondrian Soho Hotel. We started with dinner in the beautiful penthouse, which ended up being delayed over an hour after fireworks unexpectedly went off over the Manhattan bridge, but the views of the city were well worth the wait.
Though we arrived a little late, the afterparty downstairs at Mister H was still in full swing. Guests like Leigh LeZark from the Misshapes and Harley Newton were treated to beats by DJ Josh Madden. We also spotted Portia de Rossi, Shenae Grimes of 90210, and “Twilight” alum Kellan Lutz, who is now the face of the Dylan George men’s line. Was he spying on us?
Florence faced the cameras in an Anna Sui floral print dress, paired with a black fedora, ankle strap pumps, and a Chanel Mademoiselle bag (don’t tell Gucci!) . She continues on tour with Florence + The Machine through the summer and will also open for U2 on select dates. If you are in New York, you can catch them playing Central Park this Friday.
