Best Of 2014, Act V: Murals

Best Of 2014, Act IV: Dog Friends

From the beginning, our best friends have been welcome here. Please follow this link to all dog friends of Atlanta Street Fashion.

Best Of 2014, Act III: Movement

Best Of 2014, Act II: The Cyclists

To learn more about cycling and what you may do to make our city more bike friendly, please visit the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition.

Best Of 2014, Act II: The Photographers

Best Of 2014, Act I

A Winter Coat

My wonderful wife of 24 years, Leigh Reynolds Adams, gets the last word of 2014 Atlanta Street Fashion. See you in the New Year!
Cameron

Street Scene: East Ponce de Leon Avenue

At The Grant Park Farmers Market, Act II

Her harem pants and shawl are souvenirs of Thailand and Blue Ridge, Georgia, respectively. Like the Grant Park Farmers Market, she displays a spirited fusion of global influences and healthy, local goodness. This being the final market of their season, vendors are promising a memorable harvest. For the after party, bring a dish to the End Of Season Community Potluck from 2-4pm at the Miller Mansion, 622 Grant Street.

Street Scene: Decatur Square

Street Scene: 'Tis The Season

On The PATH: A Ride With Ryatt

Street Scene: Euclid Avenue

How fitting that WABE's newly expanded Second Cup Concert would play La Mer by Claude Debussy while I blog about nautical style. Seen yesterday in Little Five Points, her sailor dress was thrifted at the Roswell Goodwill.

Seen At Condesa

At The Grant Park Farmers' Market

With one Sunday remaining in this season of the Grant Park Farmers' Market, the Grant Park Conservancy and Six Feet Under are joining forces tomorrow to raise money for the market. Whether you dine in or takeaway between 4pm and midnight, be sure to leave your bill with the receptionist and 20% of it will become a donation to make next year's markets even better.
See you there!

Street Scene: Eastside BeltLine Trail

At The Indie Craft Experience, Act V

PetitFelts

Tribute Lofts: Act II

On The Road: Richmond, Virginia

No visit to my hometown of Richmond would be complete without visiting Bygones. It was here that I acquired my taste for buying vintage clothing and a necktie or two from this very shop remain in my wardrobe today. As ever, the windows are spectacular. Thank you, Maynee, for the calendar and Tina for sharing your great style on that rainy afternoon.

At Tribute Lofts