Pacific San Diego Magazine, April 2012 issue

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“ I love w earin g t h is t o p. I t c an b e d resse d u p or d o w n w h ile m ain t ainin g t h e ro c k er / h i p p ie / g la m vi b e b e c a u se o f t h e f rin g e . I t ’ s also t h e p er f e c t len g t h , c ro p p e d sli g h t l y a b ove t h e p an t - line t o reveal a vin t a g e b el t or m ini m al s k in .” O l i v e a nd O l i v i a Fringe T o p, $ 4 0 , H a v en B o u ti q u e , G a s l a m p, r a v ingh a v en . b l ogs p ot . com

“ M y f avori t e b oo t s . T h e y are p re t t y m u c h t h e p er f e c t s h oe , an d t h ese Fr y es h a p p en t o b e w orn - in j u s t ri g h t an d o h - so c o m f or t a b le .” Fr y e Phi l i p short h a rness boots , $ 2 6 8 , Urb a n O u t f itters , G a s l a m p, u rb a no u t f itters . com

“ S u n g lasses c an c h an g e y o u r en t ire loo k , an d I t h in k t h a t ’ s w h y I c ol le c t t h e m so f u rio u sl y . I w ear t h ese p re t t y re g u larl y , b e c a u se t h e y f i t t h e ever y d a y m e .” S p y V a l entin a s u ng l a ss es , $ 1 3 0 , Acti v e , M ission V a l l e y, a cti v e . com

“ I h ones t l y d on ’ t k no w h o w m an y m ore ar t s h o w s an d Cas b a h ni g h t s t h is b a b y is g oin g t o m a k e i t t h ro u g h . T h is lea t h er j a c k e t is one o f t h ose essen t ial w ar d ro b e i t e m s I c o u l d no t s u rvive w i t h o u t .” S i l ence & N oise f a u x l e a ther M oto j a cket , $ 1 1 8 , Urb a n O u t f itters , G a s l a m p, u rb a no u t f itters . com

Open Door Policy: inside the closet of Carly Ealey

common thread

Local designer brings artists together in style “ I d i g e d g y j e w elr y , an d t h is rin g is es p e c iall y d an g ero u s w i t h i t s s p i k e t i p. I li k e t o p re t en d - s t a b m y f rien d s w i t h i t .” S p ike ring , $ 1 2 , H a v en B o u ti q u e , G a s l a m p, r a v ingh a v en . b l ogs p ot . com

When describing a feather earring she bought while hanging out with friends, designer Carly Ealey channels her inner head-banger. “We bought them from this hippie street vendor in Berkeley who warned us to reinforce the back of it so that, ‘When you are partying like this <Ealey shakes her head wildly while talking>, you won’t lose them,’” she says. “To this day, we imitate her when we wear shoulder-length earrings.” Ealey is co-founder of Sezio, a San Diego-based nonprofit that provides exposure, community support and other resources for emerging artists and musicians. An artist herself, she paints, shoots photographs and writes, sometimes using her creativity to add flair to her wardrobe. Among her recent DIY projects: dying a shirt a new color and re-sewing the hems on her jeans to create wetsuit-tight skinnies. “Fashion makes my everyday life more interesting and inspiring,” she says. sezio.org, carlyealey.com —Nicole Quiroz

“ T h is is one o f m y l u c k y c r y s t als . A m a z oni t e is k no w n as a h ealin g s t one an d h el p s y o u t o reali z e y o u r h o p es an d d rea m s . I h ave also b een t ol d t h a t i t is a s t one f or s u c c ess an d is s p e c i f i c all y f or ar t is t s .” Am a z onite cr y st a l neck l a ce , $ 2 8 , H ome B o u ti q u e , N orth P a rk , a momentin y o u r l i f e . com

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