Barneys' Denim Trade-In
Your old jeans served you well, but now it's time to say good-bye. Bring them to Barneys this month, when they'll graciously provide 20 percent off your next pair. That's your denim, loyal to the end.
The weekend is hitting the wah-wah pedal.
Your old jeans served you well, but now it's time to say good-bye. Bring them to Barneys this month, when they'll graciously provide 20 percent off your next pair. That's your denim, loyal to the end.
In case you need some new threads for Lolla's after-parties, you'll find twill henleys, cool dual-toned chambrays and hand-crafted metal tie tacks are half-off at this Pilsen hipster boutique, specializing in up-and-coming designers. Sort of like the Pitchfork of fashion.
Clubwear specialist Akira lets you peek at the latest gear from G-Star Raw, Diesel, Ben Sherman, et al, at their booze-fueled, first-ever men's fall fashion show. The complimentary drinks and appetizers mean you won't have to guess how you'll look wearing them at your next cocktail soiree.
While Graham Elliot is cooking backstage for Jane's Addiction at Lolla, his restaurant is treating you like a rock star, serving some of the same dishes. Try a luscious batter-dipped Lobster Corndog with lemon aioli—or for you indie types—Buffalo Chicken served with foam of PBR.
Not too crispy, not too soggy, with just the right amount of salt—finding that perfect tater tot is a rare and glorious thing. So join this beer-fueled march through four of Southport Avenue's pubs in a quest to name this year's top tot.
Sure, new chef Andrew Zimmerman's Sunday-night porchetta (the Italian version of pork roast) is the star at Sepia on Sunday nights. But you'll discover that wines $50 and under, half off on Sundays, do a fine job as the supporting cast.