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Snag the "Vote" necklace as seen on Michelle Obama, Kamala-themed undies, and more.
Her stylish toppers rarely go on sale.
And yes, they're open for mid-pandemic outdoor cuts, too.
The cult-favorite label's upcycled collection is shoppable now at The Real Real.
The stylish activewear label has opened a new store and two pop-ups.
The Fixx Collective founder Daisy Chen Hutton on how the pandemic upended her original plans.
Protecting their "brand" was among the reasons.
Grab your car and watch your favorite films at these theatres!
Unique Markets' Cool L.A. Founder Launches a Feel-Good Subscription Box for Discovering Indie Brands
Care Package is a 'win-win' new brand that supports indie brands.
It's available now on Indiegogo and the brand will donate two masks to a Black healthcare worker.
The food and fashion mashup event takes over Chinatown Oct. 2 to 4.
Makeup artists will also be onsite to assess your brow situation.
Plus, Dominique Ansel closes his LA restaurant, coronavirus may have spread in LA as early in December, and more local news.
The great-granddaughter of Guccio Gucci filed the suit earlier this week.
Our Own is on a mission to make purpose popular and voter registration accessible.
And Sofia Richie is fronting the campaign.
"Women don't need polishing to reveal their natural beauty," says founder Nicky Shemian.
Shop local, shop safely.
Watch out, Apple Watch — there's a newcomer in town.
Enjoy discounts of up to 20% on Alo Yoga, Frame, Vince, and more.
The pandemic "accelerated" the company's decision shutter its boutiques.
The 'grammable, Kardashian-loved sweets have found their forever home.
From Rio to Venice, the brand is popping up on Abbot Kinney through September.
The Melrose Place boutique soft-opens today.
Gen Zers and nostalgic millennials, rejoice.
The move comes after the brand temporarily closed its stores due to the pandemic.
J. Lo teases new skincare line, Fear of God teams with Converse, and more LA news.
Meet Adam Waheed, the influencer and comic helping Black Lives Matter protesters — and kids across the globe — in his own way.
