What's New in Store This Week...

We've gotten in some great Spring fashions on both the men's and women's side this week gearing up for the shift in weather. First up on the women's side is local line hol sum. Developed by local creative Rebecca Peebles, hol sum is a line of well designed clothing for women with an attention to detail right down to the buttons. Here are just two of her pieces we have in store now, with more on order. 

Also new in store on the local end of things is Pearl Clothing. This line of one-of-a-kind, handmade fashions focuses on repurposing previously loved garments, breathing new life into them through the use of stitching and embellishment. Check out some of their Spring styles available in store now. 

Tulle has also been sending some great new styles our way to help usher you out of the cold and into the warmth of Spring. Here are just a few new pieces that have hit our racks this week. 

We've also started stocking our men's side with some new Spring staples from Palmer Cash, Urban Behavior and Comune. First up is US based line Palmer Cash with some great flannel and lighter weight button downs to ease you into Spring.

Next up is Urban Behavior. We've stocked up on some tailored vests from them that would go great with the new Palmer Cash button downs, just saying...

Last up on the men's side is contemporary street and creative culture brand Comune. Check out what they have in store for Spring fashion. 

Happy Shopping!

xoxo

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What's New in Store this Week...

This is a great week for jewelry, our cases our overflowing with new designers including Jasmine Virani and Moon Raven Designs. Jasmine Virani is a jewelry designer based in Ottawa, Canada specializing in handcrafted jewelery consciously designed through choice of material and craftsmanship. Here's a peek at some of her pieces available in store now.

Also new in from Canada is Moon Raven Design, jewelry inspired by wildlife. Check out some of the awesome cast animal skulls and other designs now in stock.

Locket 2 You is back in stock! This Portland based husband and wife design team has been impressing us with their vintage inspired lockets for a while now.

 

For our cardboard taxidermy enthusiasts Cardboard Safari  Buck and Junior Buck kits are back in stock. 

Happy Shopping!

xoxo

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March Denver Made Interview: James Cromwell Holden

We here at Fancy Tiger Clothing couldn't be more excited to be a participant in the Month of Photography Denver, a celebration of fine art photography through over 80 collaborative public events throughout Denver and the region through the month of March 2011. Our focus for this month's Denver Made event is on local photographer James Cromwell Holden. Recently James took the time to answer a few questions about his work in preparation for his first Friday opening reception here at Fancy Tiger Clothing. 

FT: How did you get your start with photography? 

JCH: I started collecting vintage cameras early on. Bought my first camera in Miami at the flea market with my Cuban grandparents.  Fell in love with polaroid and lomo toy cams as well. Then became seduced by German glass... 

FT: Where do you find your best inspiration for your work? 

JCH: It probably started with my fascination for vintage culture and the stories they tell. Be it through a Fellini film or an art deco signet ring. Simple objects tell stories, I like to recreate them, not as something regressive, but more sentimental. I'm nostalgic for the future.

FT: What music do you listen to when you work? 

JCH: It's all over the place. Since I've started djing more frequently now I'm normally listening to my sets that I'm dialing in for a party. It's a celebration to finally receive a record ordered from half way across the globe, put it on and see what type of energy it brings. It translates well through film if something is vibing out. 

FT: What would you like people to know about your work/process that isn’t evident when looking at it? 

JCH: Hmmm, probably that my shoots can feel more like a Woody Allen film than some sort of high end fashion bs. 

Join us Friday March 4th from 7pm-11pm at Fancy Tiger Clothing, 18 South Broadway for the opening reception of James' exhibit on view through the month of March. Enjoy a beer from Great Divide Brewery and toast to the artist. 

See you Friday!

xoxo

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Grand Opening pics

The grand opening party went off without a hitch thanks to our great local designers, Andy Butler and the Great Divide Brewery.  Just in case you missed them, you can check out our featured designers here:


Fig and Yarrow
Camille Falk Designs
Butterworth and Bee
Black Diamonds

And check out the latest from Andy Butler's Hercules and Love Affair here.


Take a peak... 

 

 Disco.

Interns Danni and Nina

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What's New in Store This Week...

This week we got in some restocks of some local favorites and well as some new jewelry to fill out our cases. First up is a new jewelry line we recently acquired while at the trade shows in Vegas. Species by the Thousands is a Brooklyn based line with a scientific approach to jewelry that has already made an impression on our customers. Stop in soon to check these out as they won't last long.

Also new in the jewelry cases are lockets from the Canadian line Syn. These antiqued, brass lockets are sure to add some classic style to any look.

Next up is the local line Beans & Rice, a line of vegan wallets and bags. This week we received a restock of the ever popular basic vinyl wallet with contrast stitching. Stop in to see all the color combinations now available. 

This week we also received a restock of knit flower headbands from local line becky's buttons & things. These knit headbands are sure to add a little Spring cheer to any look. 

Keeping with the theme of local, local designer Jil Cappucio stopped in this week with new bags. These one-of-a-kind beauties are made from vintage tapestries, rugs and reclaimed fabrics. Stop in today to find the one that fits your personality. 

Happy Shopping!

xoxo

Fancy Tiger Clothing