Downtown darlings

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Aug 2, 2010

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Tailored: Annie Hsu’s JNBY bustier-inspired top and JNBY harem pants are the definition of south-of-14th-Street chic. Elizabeth Lippman

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Classic: Megan Mulrooney goes back to basics in an American Apparel T-shirt and Earnest Sewn skinnies. Paired up with a summer hat, this look is tops. Elizabeth Lippman

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Laid-back: Anicka Wintle styles her teeny tiny Ksubi cutoffs with a loosely tucked tank. Her Alexander Wang “Rocco” bag of the moment (decorated with gold screws) adds a dash of tough-girl to an otherwise laid-back look. Elizabeth Lippman

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Valerie Glickstein mixes her ditzy print Gap skirt with a striped Goodwill shirt. Paired up with whimsical accessories – see glasses, necklace and bag – she is quirkiness personified. Elizabeth Lippman

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Ayumi Tomitaka pulls off her oversize APC dress by sticking with a teeny tiny floral print. Elizabeth Lippman

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Charlotte Lebron belts her American Apparel pants with an equally muted Free People top. This monochromatic look highlights her lean, leggy figure. Elizabeth Lippman

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Eva Kang’s cropped Mociun top perfectly highlights the waistline of her J. Brand skinny jeans. Elizabeth Lippman

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When choosing a crossbody bag, opt for small and punchy, like this stingray bag by Kherma Elizav. Elizabeth Lippman

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Sarah Kuhn’s vintage bag allows a no-fuss style for this city-girl-on-the-go. Elizabeth Lippman

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Mia Magiure scores major trend points with her vintage Coach school bag. Elizabeth Lippman

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We’re cuckoo for Great Eagan’s colorful Theory sweater. Elizabeth Lippman

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A contrasting sleeve and belt jazz up Samantha Swetra’s posh Christo dress. Elizabeth Lippman

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Mara Sloan’s APC jumpsuit defines easy breezy. She smartly skips accessories in order to avoid trend-victim status. Elizabeth Lippman

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If you thought this trend was fleeting, think again. Stephanie Pappas rocks her Helmug Lang clogs with a corset-inspired Made Her Think bag and the roomiest of dresses. Elizabeth Lippman

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Fabienne Stephan pairs her man pants with a sexy tank for a perfect gender-bender balance. Elizabeth Lippman

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Ampamanas Vinichbuta might’ve borrowed from the boys, but her Marc Jacobs top and pants – complete with clean cuffs – are pure feminine chic. Elizabeth Lippman

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Rachel Keesecker worked the volume trend in her JNBY convertible pants and roomy top. Elizabeth Lippman

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A grunge-chic look is only complete with a pair of beat-up All Saints boots. Elizabeth Lippman

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Molly Mamourian pairs her frayed Ksubi denim vest with vintage booties and homemade knee high socks. Elizabeth Lippman

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Lindsay Woodall leads the downtown pack in her menswear blazer, midcalf length skirt and Kors wedge booties. Elizabeth Lippman

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Elena Paccione’s belted Forever 21 shorts and H&M top prove that even budget-conscious fashionistas can score the most current trends. Elizabeth Lippman

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“Miamethyst” works the disco angle in her vintage sequined shorts. Her Franco Sarto belt perfectly polishes off this festive look. Elizabeth Lippman

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Charlotte di Calypso is tres chic in her Sandro striped top and to-die-for vintage bleached denim jacket. Elizabeth Lippman

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Lealanie Kantor pairs her Splendid striped cardigan with hat for a shipshape look. Elizabeth Lippman

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