Saints And Sinners

  Giving edgy a new meaning and reinventing fringe, AllSaints has hit Boston this year. Originating in the United Kingdom, the collections are generally very bold. With Bloomingdale's now housing an AllSaints department and Newbury St being the home of another, it's here, it's staying and it's as fashionable as fashionable gets.
   Created in 1994 to appeal to a younger crowd, AllSaints has not only become popular in the UK but has expanded its individuality to many cities abroad. Starting as just a menswear company, four years after they began, the head honchos added women's clothing to the line. Enforcing trends such as fringe, oversized knits, distressed sweaters, crop tops and more, AllSaints is always edgy and never afraid to take a walk on the wild side. Leaning a bit towards a gothic look, the clothing is more than appropriate for winter. 
   Not only is AllSaints a sensation for women's clothing but also for men's too. I know I rarely (well never) talk about men's fashions, but what's better to start with than AllSaints? Not only is it for men looking for edgy, dark styles, but for those seeking a sharp look. With plain shirts that steal the show and distressed bottoms, you don't need to do much to rock an AllSaints outfit. Graphic T-shirts, polos, shorts, trousers, underwear, jerseys, knitwear and denim is all available for men and is all beyond A+ style. So guys, consider clothes from AllSaints because no woman will pass up a well dressed man.
   AllSaints designers are into variety which is why they also make homewear. Decorate your house with cushions, throws and cryptic candles from their collections. Frilly, feathery pillows can make a room appealing and yet simple at the same time. So don't just stop at clothing, go all the way with AllSaints. For punk rock edge and A-List fashion, visit an AllSaints store near you or log onto their website. It's ever so fashionable and gaining popularity! Be a trendsetter, and keep it stylin'.
XOXO ZM


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