Happy Thanksgiving from SF Indie Fashion. San Francisco is top on our list of things we’re thankful for today. Thanks so much for reading and helping this little project grow over the last four years. We hope you’re having a fabulous day, whether you’re on the road to grandmother’s house or already scooting your chair a little closer to the table. We’re off to make pies. It’s chocolate pecan vs. pumpkin. Who will win? We’ll let ya know. Read Full Story

Resin roses meet chunky gold chain in the neckpieces and brooches of Sydney-based and Tokyo-influenced design duo Make Believe, whose work we hear is now exclusively available in the good ‘ole US of A at Russian Hill boutique Tedda Hughes. At upwards of $250 a pop, these adornments aren’t cheap, but their intricate construction and 80’s rapper-meets-Harajuku Lolita ethos make us stop and stare – in a good way. No shrinking violets here. Another place you’ll f... Read Full Story

How many pairs of unused shoes do you have kicking it in your closet? According to the fine folks behind this Friday’s Accessories in Action event at 111 Minna, Americans have some 1.5 billion unwanted pairs gathering dust in their homes. A better place for them? With Soles4Souls, a non-profit organization that recycled secondhand shoes by giving them to people in need. Bring a pair with you to this 21+ shopping fundraiser as you make the retail rounds on Black Friday, and you’ll... Read Full Story

These inexpensive adjustable disc rings from Colors by Liza caught our eye at last week’s Fashion Feud event (in case you haven’t heard, we’re suckers for sparkly objects). An artist based in San Francisco, Liza uses different-textured resins and mixed media on the cheerfully-hued business card compacts, pill boxes, clutch purses, iPod armor and cigarette cases she creates in her SoMa studio. The overall effect is unabashedly crafty, yes, but also girlishly cute and gift-a... Read Full Story

Fashion blogger, stylist and designer Zana Bayne of Garbage Dress brings her latest accessories to her native San Francisco tomorrow night for a trunk show – the 21-year-old designer’s first ever – at Shotwell in Union Square. Leather harnesses like the one seen here on Bayne will be among the edgy items up for grabs. We caught up with Bayne for a quick chat about New York fashion, the intrigue of a good harness and her love of the color black. So you used to hail from SF, ... Read Full Story

Have we got some news for you… SF Indie Fashion founder Lorraine recently had the opportunity to interview 50 Cent during his visit to San Francisco for the launch of his fragrance Power by Fifty Cent. You can read interview, which includes some deep thoughts from the hip hop star, on 7×7 Glamwatch. In its latest San Francisco style shoot, Refuses to Label ponders something near and dear to our hearts: animal prints, baby! Streetsblog San Francisco has the scoop on a new delivery i... Read Full Story

Tomorrow at Space Gallery, the DNA Holiday Pop-Up Shop returns with lovely local fashion and a great cause. Vendors such as Paola Loves to Shop and designers Alyssa Bird and Pretty Little Thing will be offering up their wares alongside a bake sale benefiting St. Anthony’s Foundation. All participating designers and bakers are donating 10 percent of the day’s proceeds to the San Francisco charity, and they needn’t act alone: bring a warm coat or blankets in good condition to... Read Full Story

Get the scoop on Collage clothing, the latest boutique to land atop Potrero Hill in Lorraine’s post on 7×7.com Glamwatch. More San Francisco boutiques… [Photos: Mercedes McAndrew] Read Full Story

Designer Suzi Johnson may currently call Portland home, but she made the first sweater in what would become the coveted Souchi collection in San Francisco, so we’ll happily still claim her as our own. Best known for impossibly soft cashmere sweaters and hand-crafted knits, Johnson brings Souchi back to the City by the Bay this weekend for a trunk show at Metier. Peep all the details below… Read Full Story

This weekend, Thread returns to San Francisco and, by the looks of it, the show taking place on Saturday and Sunday at Fort Mason is going to be bigger and better than ever. Along with over 100 designers and artists showing clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children, the event promises several new notable features: - An eco-friendly section with goods made from recycled, sustainable and organic materials. - A D.I.Y. t-shirt making station - Hair and makeup styling - A pro p... Read Full Story