(PRINT VERISION) – $12.99 (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD) – $0.99 (ONLINE VERSION) – FREE LETTER TO JANE magazine #2 is out now in print, online, and for download, with mobile apps coming soon. The issue features interviews and contributions from Best Coast, Washed Out, Chrissie Miller, Waris … Read More →
Tag Archives: Style
Manhattan and the Economy of the Shot
As much as I love all of Woody Allen’s films, Manhattan was one that I didn’t love as much. I always liked the film but thought it was a bit too sentimental and idealized. Well I recently sat down to rewatch it and discovered a new … Read More →
Interview with Waris Ahluwalia
Waris Ahluwalia is man who gets attention for a great deal of things and often times for just being himself. While Ahluwalia is probably instantly recognizable from his roles in Wes Anderson’s films or from fashion week photos captured by Olivier Zahm and countless other … Read More →
Interview With Gary Graham
(Click image to zoom in) Designer Gary Graham’s Spring 2010 collection was one of the shining examples during New York Fashion Week this past September. With the “Fashion’s Night Out” event starting off the week, the question of how the economy would effect fashion loomed … Read More →
Alexander McQueen Resort 2010
I was looking at this collection right before I left for Vegas last week and kind of just wrote the clothes off as too similar to the men’s collection. Fast forward to tonight when I was looking at these clothes again and fell in love … Read More →
Christian Dior Fall Couture 2009
If you close your eyes and picture Lucille Ball dancing to Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” then you’ll probably imagine something close what John Galliano dreamed up for Christian Dior’s fall couture collection. I have to be honest when I first saw this collection I wasn’t … Read More →
Indie’s Biggest Problem: STYLE
I have a really bad habit when it comes to listening to new music, I instantly compare it to old music. I do not mean to belittle any new music or stick to the call that music sucks compared to old music. It is simply … Read More →



The Beauty of Coppola’s “Disasters”
One From the Heart Rumble Fish There’s something about cinema that when a director changes the entire industry, they ultimately put the nail in their own coffin. It happened with Charlie Chaplin, Orson Welles, Jean-Luc Godard, and Francis Ford Coppola. One From the Heart and Rumble … Read More →