photo: Collin Tunstall
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
Heidi Slimane Coachella Pictures
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Email List Signup
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Cheap Monday featured on Coachella Style Guide
Style.com covered some of the best fashion finds at Coachella. The styles, which included some great vintage, hats, accessories, and footwear, were just as diverse as the crowd itself.Pictured to the left is Eko Tsuminaka, wearing a Cheap Monday dress, accompanied by shoes and tights from Tokyo and a vintage jacket, sunglasses, and tote bag.
For more style finds from Coachella, visit Style.com's Street Style Guide.
Picture and description courtesy of Style.com.
Cheap Monday Bruce printed tee is available now at INVEN.TORY. $30.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Friday, April 17, 2009
INVEN.TORY at the Brooklyn Flea-This Weekend
Enjoy the beautiful weather this weekend by heading out to the Brooklyn Flea. INVEN.TORY will be there with some of our favorite brands from the new 237 Lafayette Street location. Check out the Racked article about the flea market here.
New Items in Stock
Just a quick update on some new items we have received in stock. Come check out our new Chris & Jaime dresses & fleece capes, Fremont women's jumpers, dresses, & coats, and TSC men's' boardshorts & tee shirts.Check back here for constant updates of new stock. You can also request specific items and brands you would like to see INVEN.TORY stock. We'll do our best.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Hot Off the Press
Pick up the May 2009 edition of Nylon Magazine, which features some of Cheap Mondays craziest jeans. On the cover you can see emerging actress Olivia Thirlby (Juno) donning Cheap Mondays black jeans with red polka dots. Then make your way to the article featuring Gossip Girl's Taylor Momsen, where yet another pair of Cheap Monday denim can be found--the white ones with red, blue, green, yellow and black polka dots. Described by Nylon as "scene-stealing" and some of the "seasons key trends," these two pairs as well as Cheap Mondays entire collection is available now at INVEN.TORY.
Photographs courtesy of Cheap Monday.
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Rebecca Turbow Launches Spring '09 Collection
Rebecca Turbow has launched her Spring 09 collection. We hope you will visit the site today and view the available collection pieces at
Since it’s inception in 2005, Brooklyn darling Rebecca Turbow’s eponymous label has grown into one of the most intriguing new lines to emerge from New York. Turbow’s clothing radiates modern comfort and practicality, with a clever dash of wit.
Originally achieving attention by designing outfits for musicians like Of Montreal, Japanther, Ting Tings and Yelle, Turbow’s star has steadily risen since her days as dressmaker to her friends in the indie music scene. While sticking to her routes, Turbow turned her private designs into public collections, and has since been featured in WWD, Seventeen, New York Magazine, Rolling Stone and Nylon.
Rebecca takes her inspiration from cult film classics like Who Are You, Polly Magoo? and Logan’s Run, in conjunction with the early 60’s stylings of Andre Courreges, Turbow eschews nostalgic ideas of modern fashion by maintaining an unorthodox approach to color and a whimsical play on the feminine uniform. The result is a concise and well-composed collection, which evokes sincerity and sensuality that is undeniably forward-looking.
To view the entire collection, click here www.rebeccaturbow.com/shop
Photographs courtesy of Tom Hines.
Since it’s inception in 2005, Brooklyn darling Rebecca Turbow’s eponymous label has grown into one of the most intriguing new lines to emerge from New York. Turbow’s clothing radiates modern comfort and practicality, with a clever dash of wit.
Originally achieving attention by designing outfits for musicians like Of Montreal, Japanther, Ting Tings and Yelle, Turbow’s star has steadily risen since her days as dressmaker to her friends in the indie music scene. While sticking to her routes, Turbow turned her private designs into public collections, and has since been featured in WWD, Seventeen, New York Magazine, Rolling Stone and Nylon.
Rebecca takes her inspiration from cult film classics like Who Are You, Polly Magoo? and Logan’s Run, in conjunction with the early 60’s stylings of Andre Courreges, Turbow eschews nostalgic ideas of modern fashion by maintaining an unorthodox approach to color and a whimsical play on the feminine uniform. The result is a concise and well-composed collection, which evokes sincerity and sensuality that is undeniably forward-looking.
To view the entire collection, click here www.rebeccaturbow.com/shop
Photographs courtesy of Tom Hines.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Store Tour-INVEN.TORY
If you haven’t yet had a chance to come to 237 Lafayette Street to see INVEN.TORYs newest location, here are some pictures of our space. For the rest of the photos, please check out our Facebook page here.
Cheap Monday Jeans
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Shoe Commando
With the warm weather upon us, your canvas shoes are slowly making their way out of the back of your closet. Wearing these shoes without socks has become all the rage among guys and gals. Most canvas footwear can either be dressed up or worn more casually. Wear your canvas shoes with shorts, skinny jeans, or skirts. Lightweight, inexpensive, and able to pair with almost any outfit, the only issue with the sockless look is that it can lead to an uncomfortable and sweaty situation.
Photo compliments of 3:33 Shoes.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Summer Select Sample Sale-Going on Now
The Summer Select sample sale is currently happening at Openhouse Gallery, right down the street from INVEN.TORY. Other than some great menswear finds including Cheap Monday jeans—$70 each, Rxmance tees—$30 each, and 3:33 Footwear—$50 each, stop by during happy hour (5-8pm) for some proper music, food and drink.
See pictures from the sale below. Going on now through April 9th, open from noon until 8pm, Openhouse Gallery is located at 201 Mulberry Street.
See pictures from the sale below. Going on now through April 9th, open from noon until 8pm, Openhouse Gallery is located at 201 Mulberry Street.
237 Lafayette Street Pictures
Pictures from our new store can be seen below. If you haven’t come to our new location yet come stop by. INVEN.TORY is open Monday thru Saturday, noon until 8pm, and Sunday from noon until 7pm. Located at 237 Lafayette Street between Prince and Spring Streets, we can be reached by taking the six train to Spring Street.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
INVEN.TORY by Subway
Check out INVEN.TORY on NBC New York’s City by Subway video series. Click here to watch the clip.
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