Kid ‘N’ Play
Forget snakes and snails. What little boys really want are cool tees, rugged jeans, and a clothing store designed like a playground. For them, Red 21 Boys—named after a familiar football audible—delivers on all counts.
Forget snakes and snails. What little boys really want are cool tees, rugged jeans, and a clothing store designed like a playground. For them, Red 21 Boys—named after a familiar football audible—delivers on all counts.
Get Beachy North Center newcomer Stellar 26 (4164 N. Lincoln Ave.; 773-388-2626) has a beachy aesthetic, drawn from owner Carrie Ligman-Bowers’s childhood in South Haven. Comfortable cotton dresses, such as a red strapless number by Free People ($118), print headbands from Haley Handmades ($18), and cute tank tops ($25) all have a summery feel. For … Read more
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Styel Sheet July – 2006 WIND SONGFor those who don’t care for the intrusion of chimes, this iridescent mobile dances silently in the summer breeze (Color Cosmix, $28, at www.chiasso.com). PINCH MEMan the grill in a one-of-a-kind cabana shirt, inspired by the Seinfeld character Kramer and designed by laid-back local Craig Morrall (lobster shirt, $49.95, … Read more
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