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The athletic-wear craze (think yoga pants) has taken a small chunk of sales away from the 16-billion-dollar jeans business in the United States. You would never know it, though, because jeans have become the most ubiquitous fashion item in our closets.
Great summer dresses that will transition into fall—and on sale!
Yes, I'm swooning over the new Fall 2015 Nordstrom catalogue but it's still summer to me and I'm finishing rosé season in style. Don't change out your wardrobe just yet, because Utah is known for those dog days that last well into September.
It's all my brother's fault. The fact that's he's younger and has an original Takashi Murakami's print hanging in his New York City apartment was the reason I sought out a store named Fice in Salt Lake City (160 E. 200 South, @fice_gallery).
Thoroughly essential SLC shopping at The Stockist and Iron & Resin
If you are looking for a thoroughly essential shopping experience, look no further than The Stockist (875 E. 900 South, 801-532-3458) in the 9th & 9th district.
Hi-fi shopping at Salt Lake City's E3 Modern & The Boozetique
I have driven past the giant audio horn speakers on display in the window at E3 Modern & The Boozetique (315 E. 300 South, 801-363-3939) so many times that my curiosity finally got the best of me.
Modern-furniture shopping at SLC's Tomorrow's House, Green Ant and Urban Vintage
I became an adult when I ditched the college-era milk crates that I had used as night stands. It was 1999 when I discovered the modern furniture catalogue Design Within Reach Catalogue (DWR) and it was like a baptism for me.
After 2 1/2 weeks of visiting my hometown of Philadelphia, shopping in the Hamptons and spending time on the beach in Ocean City, N.J., I am reminded why I love Salt Lake City.
I'm on vacation on the Right Coast, and my first stop is the Hamptons. This Long Island enclave is synonymous with New York City pretention a la Gwyneth Paltrow.
If your dad is anything like mine—a man who has everything he needs—ignore that completely, because your dad will want something from Ward & Child (678 S. 700 East, 801-595-6622) for Father's Day.
Unhinged (2165 S. Highland Drive, 801-467-6588, @unhingedut) opened a few years ago in the heart of Sugar House amidst the frenetic growth and development of the area. They were smart in choosing their location, as it's become a destination for the young and restless.
