On West Peachtree Street

At Rhodes Hall: Stylish Legacy

"My mum knitted the sweater while pregnant with me," she said. Together they would later make the dress from a Liberty print.
See this great look also on Atlanta Bicycle Chic.

Georgia Rides To The Capitol

For more images and a link to the op-ed Complete Streets For All, please visit Atlanta Bicycle Chic.

On Edgewood Avenue: A Dress From Africa

A British Bag

jacket: Bill Hallman
tank: Forever 21
boots: Target
bag: The Cambridge Satchel Company

On Tenth Street

The look is all Diesel.

On The West Side: Local Style

body politik

On The West Side: Free People

Spring has sprung in Atlanta and Free People are ready with a colorful rainbow of looks. 'Tis a label often cited on this blog, so an invitation to the opening party for their newest store was most welcome. Adam Sams played to a full house and neighboring JCT. Kitchen & Bar provided hors d'oeuvres. Thank you, Naomi Huober and Kristina Street, for thinking of me.

In Piedmont Park: A Bike Style Summit

In a posting from August titled Snapshot Of A City: Monday, it was my pleasure share with you what three other Atlanta fashion bloggers had found that day. Not long thereafter, Brian Hadden and I would meet by chance at the Decatur Book Festival. No photographs resulted from that event, but today, our nerve broke in Piedmont Park. Putting ourselves through what it is that we ask of others was not only instructive; it was fun. The match was even: two guys, two three-speed bikes, two neckties and two ivy caps. See his views of me on ATL: A Thrift Life.

In Virginia-Highland: A Milestone Approaches

Soon an anonymous browser's mouse click will be recorded as the 100,000th viewing of this blog. Who better to put it over the top than this friend, dressed in silks by Atlanta designer Megan Huntz?

Time For Tea

dress and jacket: Forever 21
shoes: Steve Madden
bling: Betsy Johnson

In Little Five Points: A Runaway Bride

Cindy Lou Johnson's drama brilliant traces tells a "story of love,
loss and the unlikely places we find sanctuary," when a runaway bride takes shelter in a remote Alaska cabin. See the Synchronicity production of what New York Times critic Frank Rich called an "alternately comic and anguished fable about contemporary men and women who run away from home" through March 25th at
7 Stages, 1105 Euclid Avenue.
SYNCHRONICITY

Phoenix Flies: Ponce De Leon Apartments

Ray Bans: father's hand-me-down
skirt: own make
shoes: Nine West

'Tis said that Enrico Caruso sang from this rooftop. Designed by William Stoddart, this beaux arts building defined the lap of 1913 luxury and today was open to the public as part of Phoenix Flies,
a series of springtime tours organized by the Atlanta Preservation Center. Terry Kearns has posted the weekend calendar on his blog, Architecture Tourist.

On Peachtree Street

Vintage, Her Way

As ever, It ain't what you do it's the way that you do it.

On North Highland

vest: H&M
tie: vintage
shirt: Calvin klein
jeans: Banana Republic
desert boots: Clark's

On Mitchell Street

Atlanta Bicycle Coalition

Shop & Sip At Anthony | Wolf

Cupcakes of chocolate, red velvet and Key Lime with St-Germain, strawberries and champagne added sparkle to the elegance of Anthony | Wolf.

On The PATH

sequinned blouse: thrifted
maxi dress: Urban Outfitters
cashmere scarf: Garnet Hill
boots: Kenneth Cole
bracelet: third generation heirloom

West Side Classicism

blazer and shirt: Polo
bow tie: Brier & Moss
socks: J. Crew
loafers: Cole Haan