SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2006
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FEATURES BALTIMORE STYLEMAKERS Five of the city's best-dressed reveal their shopping secrets and passions.  MY CLOTHES, MY SELVES Writer Charlotte Stoudt excavates her closet and discovers all the women she'd dreamed of being. CLOSET PASSIONS Whether a college sweat shirt or a couture gown, our favorite clothes have tales to tell. THE CULTURE OF FASHION Six writers probe everything from popped collars to panty bars, makeovers to (ulp!) maternity thongs. FADE TO BLACK Black is back, and it's more elegant and sophisticated than ever.  MADE IN BALTIMORE From underwear to Under Armour, Baltimore helps dress the world. EXPERT OPINIONS Six local fashion gurus psychoanalyze Baltimore's fashion personality. FASHION BATTLES Who knew shorts— not to mention jeans— were so controversial? Check out these memorable moments from the city's fashion history. TAILGATING TRADITIONS Whether it's shrimp and crabs or chips and dip, Ravens' fans warm up for the game in style.  BUMPER CROP Novices and experts alike tend community gardens in seven city parks.  |
DEPARTMENTS EDITOR'S NOTE SHOWCASE Bra bling. GET OUT Style's picks for the can't-miss events to put on your calendar. ART GALLERY Artist Jean-Pierre Weill opens a new gallery in Pikesville. SAVVY SHOPPER Style's own gal-about-town dishes on what's new in stores. THE DETAILS Gems too good to eat. Mano Mano in the bag. EPICURE Food, wine, frivolity. FOOD FOR THOUGHT Writer Mary K. Zajac remembers the school lunch blues. GOOD TASTES Chef Andrew Evans presents four big ideas for serving shrimp. TRAVEL A tour of Virginia's James River plantations becomes a walk through history. SPOTLIGHT Christopher A'hern offers custom clothing the casual way. Q & A Designer Jay Jenkins. SPOTLIGHT Duane Adler writes teen movies for all of us. ENTERTAINING A casino-themed birthday bash. A country steeplechase party. Q & A Writer Arthur Magida opens the doors of wonder. THE BACK PAGE Why the empty nest is best. |
