I love this new Wicker Park mural. Amandine in front of it just makes it perfect. She should live there. See more Chicago Street Style at Chicago Looks.
Isa Giallorenzo
Street styles
Shooting street style has a lot to do with hunting or mining. There’s a lot of luck involved. So when you spot someone like Fay in the street, it’s like you found gold. As I was running my errands along Milwaukee Ave. I ran into Fay and her boyfriend fresh from NY in front of…
Krystal just killed me with this ultra fun hen bag. Love the way she sneaked warm colors into her look, after all it’s winter and we need a bit of sunshine. Her frames give her a catwoman/Enid-from-Ghost-World flair, which makes total sense since she’s a cartoonist. Check out her blog here. See more Chicago Street…
Hey guys, it’s been so long!! No I have NOT quit this blog or Wicker Park for that matter (how could I??), but it’s just one of those things: you get two new jobs, get your left hand burnt (all good now) and suddenly you need to take a break on blogging. I mean, I…
When I saw Ian and Roz walking along Wicker Park on Damen I just had to run after them, even though I was in the car comfortably waiting for my husband to bring some Big Star fish tacos. See more Chicago Streestyle at Chicago Looks.
Loving Kit’s long pleated print skirt, her earthy tones and the perfect applied lipstick! See more Chicago Streetstyle at Chicago Looks.
Ashley could wear this wicked number any day of the year. She was shot at a Halloween party at the former Happy Dog gallery. See more Chicago Streetstyle at Chicago Looks.
Maggie came up with my favorite Halloween costume this year: a loofah! See more Chicago Streetstyle at Chicago Looks.
Yes, Leo is a rocker, but that doesn’t mean he has to look unkempt or that he can’t wear a rosary – the icing on the… tie. See more Chicago Streetstyle at Chicago Looks.
What’s better than one perfect look? Two! See more Chicago Streetstyle at Chicago Looks.
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