Style

One of the struggles I have with my existing vintage collection is finding the right time to wear certain pieces. Not all vintage clothing is for everyday wear or it can sometimes feel too out of date or over the top to wear if you’re in more of a modern mood. A challenge for myself this year is to utilize some of my existing vintage collection while also incorporating trends of 2018.

For Sara Bower, managing director of the Van Singel Fine Arts Center, it’s all about aesthetics. No matter the season, her home is bathed in shades of ivory and warm, earthy tones with charming accents scattered throughout.

You have your favorite fashion spots and boutiques that get you but it’s nice when there’s something new to investigate because you want your style to stay fresh. It’s also helpful when the shop has loads of advice.

Women’s clothing from a local boutique will be on display during a fashion show for a good cause.

Dime & Regal makes custom jewelry for all occasions.

It never fails. You compliment someone on their clothing and when you hear them say the word vintage, there’s always that sting.

Not ready to transition to fall (raises hand and waves somberly)? We’re hoping a few cozy items from local boutiques can get you excited about this season’s offerings. If nothing else, now you know what the cool kids are wearing these days.

On stage or on the street, Bux Dhyne's style turns heads.

Denim is making a statement this spring.

The first-ever Grand Rapids Baby and Beyond Expo is this weekend.

A new line of apparel celebrates Traverse City. Lifestyle brand Lakes & Grapes launched its first line of apparel two weeks ago.

Future brides may be able to find their wedding dresses and more for their special day at an upcoming bridal show.

Jim Moore of GQ will be in town next week promoting his new book, “Hunks & Heroes: Four Decades of Fashion at GQ.”

Wolverine joined up with a Kentucky distillery for the second time to produce a new limited-edition boot that will support workers in the skilled trades.

Braving Michigan winters is a feat in itself, but coming up with outfits that keep you warm and look good? That’s a totally different game.

Statement blacks are here to stay.

East Grand Rapids is getting a taste of New York luxury.New York-based fashion brand Luxeire will host a two-day trunk show at Blackbird East...

Gina Van Timmeran took the leap to open Gina’s Boutique 19 years ago. She credits the lasting journey to hustling, a lot of hard work and a touch of naivety.

Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) is partnering with a local woman-owned manufacturing business to launch a new certification program.

Amber Skiles built two businesses inspired by her love of vintage books and her desire to keep them out of landfills.