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Showing posts with label Urban Outfitters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Urban Outfitters. Show all posts

July 29, 2011

Swell Sip: Trail Blazer

With Jenna away on vacation and my indoor camping birthday fete tomorrow (a bit early as I turn a year older on August 9), I got behind the bar to create a SWELL SIP fit for toasting with after a long hike. With a swizzle of Midnight Moon, Lemon Peel & Ginger Root Mash and a sprig of rosemary, this is sure to both refresh and relax your senses after a day exploring. I imagine sitting in a safari tent at El Capitan Canyon (the definition of glamping) with a few fellow hikers, a round of these and a vintage set of dice. A proper excursion for the end of summer, don't you think?


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7. Urban Outfitters Sahara Wayfarers 8. Madewell Acorn Necklace 9. Steven Alan Erin Shorts 10. Madewell Sun Fade Sketch Tank 11. Thoro Craft Shop Hudson Boots 12. Herschel Supply Company Survey

July 2, 2010

Ms. (and Mr.) Independent

The 4th of July, in my opinion, is best spent with friends, delicious eats and both (patriotic) spirit and spirits (to cheer). And what better way to bring these things together than to throw a picnic celebrating the good ol' U.S. of A. and the coming of summer? Goodbye, June Gloom. Hello, sparklers and sun! See you at Hahn Park perhaps? Or maybe you prefer a bit of sand? Either way, Happy Independence Day to you!

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December 28, 2009

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I know you might be spent and tired of shopping, but wait a second. Today through February 1, everything on sale at Urban Outfitters at Space 15 Twenty is $15.20 or less. That means, the Sabina ruched bag that retailed for $298 now on sale for $159.99 is. . . $15.20. So, go! Run! And hurry.

August 20, 2009

Impossible!

Starting tomorrow, Space 15 Twenty will open the EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE: A Polaroid Group Show to celebrate the global launch of the Urban Outfitters and The Impossible Project campaign to save the Polaroid.

In conjunction, UO will also be releasing special edition Polaroid film and camera kits. The mission of The Impossible Project is to reinvent and restart production of instant film by 2010 after existing factories were officially shut in 2008.

The exhibition features work from Alana Celii, Ali Bosworth, Andrew Post, Arthur Ou, Brad Troemel, Cass Bird, Charlie Engman, Dusdin Condren, Hasisi Park, Jackson Eaton, Jason Rosenberg, Jessica Williams, Kava Gorna, Leon Batchelor, Lina Scheynius, Madi Ju, Marcelo Gomes, Margaret Durow, Mark Borthwick, Michael Hemy, Mikaylah Bowman, Mordechai Rubinstein, Nicholas Gottlund, Nicole Lesser, Peter Zachary Voelker, Serge Leblon, Sylvain-Emmanuel Prieur, Vava Ribeiro, Wai Lin Tse and Ye Rin Mok.

Details:

Space 15 Twenty
1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles

EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE: A Polaroid Group Show
August 21-September 13
Opening reception on August 21 from 7-9 pm featuring Mark Borthwick
RSVP- info@space15twenty.com