The Arbiter

Emerging L.A. brand Le Sang des Betes lights up L.A. Fashion Week.

Trang Chau, the designer behind L.A. indie label Le Sang des Betes, makes the kind of architectural, Japanese-inspired clothes that come off as a far pricier than they actually are. A self-professed fan of avant-garde art, literature and film (the label is named after an obscure 1940s French film), the 31-year-old may still be hovering just below the radar, but has consistently turned out elegant, sculptural collections since launching the line in 2008. This Saturday, the SoCal native —... keep reading

Rainbow Connection

I first encountered the work of artist Hadley Holliday hanging on the curated wall of stylish shoe designer Beatrice Valenzuela's studio apartment. The rainbow-colored painting, with its slightly... keep reading

Street Style: East Side Cafes

L.A.'s East Side is famous for its street fashion — and nowhere is it on better display than at the coffee huts dotting its neighborhoods. From Silver Lake's Intelligentsia to downtown's... keep reading

Most Popular

Liquid Architecture

Trang Chau, the designer behind L.A. indie label Le Sang des Betes... keep reading

Rainbow Connection

I first encountered the work of artist Hadley Holliday hanging on... keep reading

Street Style: East...

L.A.'s East Side is famous for its street fashion — and... keep reading

The Archives

A Bejeweled Virtuoso

“Take a look around and see what inspires you,” the... keep reading

Yes, Cerre

Cerre may come off as one of those thoroughly modern fashion brands... keep reading