Joyce - Mission Street, SF

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Katherine - Mission Street, SF

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Jordan and Sean - Mission Street, SF

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Jon - Guerrero Street, SF

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Nora, Sarah, and Heather - 18th Street, SF

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Robin - Divisadero Street, SF

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Jessica - Divisadero Street, SF

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Hanako - Divisadero Street, SF

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Erin - Valencia Street, SF

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Nicole - Valencia Street, SF

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Eleanor - Valencia Street, SF

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Julia - Valencia Street, SF

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Landin - Valencia Street, SF

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Claire - Valencia Street, SF

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Humberto - Valencia Street, SF

"Just everyday life. I work in advertising, so I find inspiration everywhere."

I like the "sweatshirt" sports coat and how it matches the stripes on his tee. Nice matching and interesting texture mix happening here.


Subtle two-tone leather boots.



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Catie - Valencia Street, SF

"So, I'm trying a very new thing. I just decided to wear all neutrals today, I almost never do. Since I wrote that Cosby sweater article for the Chronicle, I've been really into Denise Huxtable's look. She was very into Japanese designers, like Yohji Yamamoto from the late 80s; lots of neutrals and draping."

Catie is the proprietress of Dronning Vintage, the blogger behind Cuffington, and one of my friends. Here she's wearing a gorgeous relaxed silhouette in neutral colors. Also? That dragonfly necklace is super covetable.


Converse All Stars.



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Nile - Valencia Street, SF

"The weather. My mood."

I like how she mixes patterns, but keeps it in black and white so it looks cohesive. I also dig on this silhouette.


A look at her Tom's.



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Mimi - Valencia Street, SF

"Comfort."

I like her long black skirt with gray slouchy cardigan. It reminds me of the easy slouchy silhouette of the early 90s.


Black zipper booties.



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Jen - Valencia Street, SF

"I go, easy go. I just grab whatever is around."

I like the silhouette of her swearter and scarf, and that forest green is pretty.


Cute black suede booties.



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Amelle and PJ - 18th Street, SF

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