There was something that made me feel sexy about the unveiling of Brian Lichtenberg’s Spring and Summer Collection at the Museum of Architecture and Design. The being in a lingerie store kind of sexy: with a mix of the accomplished and the young shining in everything from classic blacks to outrageous feather head bands, funky let-loose glasses and over-sized fur hats, it was an arousing night. Things got even more sexed up when the designs took stage. The California fierce models had their snap-your fingers faces on and particularly worked the Briangular swim suits. The bathing costumes were fun and functional—with sleek Art Deco-style curves of color.This swim suit, as well constructed as the model’s abdominals, was applauded with a healthy amount of satisfactory hollers from the crowd.Top on our hit list was this cotton shift. We would kill to have it as a beach pull over. The back of the dress was super cute too, with a hole for your shoulder blade to peek out of. There were also some hot grey and black stretch pants, a wonderfully androgynous black sleeveless hoodie with bright overlapping colors paired with skinny jeans, a mermaid style glittering blouse, and a sleek transparent black dress over footless tights layered with lace to name a few of the eye catching pieces.

After the show, things got a little kinky at the after party. The night came to a full swing with boozing and boogieing upstairs. I paused, from some serious hip-shaking on the dance floor, to tell Brian Lichtenberg looking more shy than proud, how much I enjoyed the show. He was still downstairs demurely accepting the zealous praises of every one that walked by. The California native designer was sweet and gentle. He looked like someone who you wanted to hold your hand.Here the red hot redhead Brian is with his handsome friend and the saucy Lisa from “America’s Next Top Model.” Lisa was so friendly she had me feel her ass not once but twice. “No, you have to touch it where it meets my leg!” she scolded. Lisa was set out to prove to me that models do have asses (even though I never really asked). Her bum felt nice though; LA's 16 Coolest Indie Shops For Stylish Kids Gear Since everyone in Hollywood is either pregnant or having a baby these days, we think it's the perfect time to update last year's kids clothing store guide.

A few newbies to the scene are Brooklyn-born boutique Sweet William in Silver Lake and Wes Anderson-like shop Caro Bambino in Venice. Explore more below and get to shopping for all those stylish tots in your life! Note: this guide was first published on June 12th, 2015. Formerly Kid Firefly, this Venice spot is perfect for modern baby clothing and clever gifts, like this Starbucks-inspired sippy cup. pepe hoodie meme This high-end baby boutique is a perpetual paparazzi magnet, thanks to famous fans like Kim Kardashian, Jessica Simpson and Ciara. illest shirts for saleSuperstar stylist and mom Monica Rose loves Bel Bambini's wide variety of Kicky Pants gear. trukfit sweatshirts on sale In addition to offering squee-worthy dresses, this place also doubles as a resale/consignment shop. mass effect 3 n7 hoodie for sale

Bring in your pre-loved kids clothes, toys and shoes, and receive either 30% of the retail price in cash or 40% of the retail price in trade. Large items such as strollers can be consigned for 50% of the selling price. This beautiful Venice boutique offers nursery interior inspo, eco-friendly baby essentials, and stylish staples, all in one. acf hoodieWe love their center island of mama-approved strollers, car seats, and swings, too. thrasher hoodies tie dye Stars like Ellen Pompeo and Kim K love this West 3rd Street favorite, which is hosting a major warehouse sale now through June 15th. rst hoodieBrand highlights include Petit Bateau and Egg by Susan Lazar. This Studio City favorite is known for its super-soft, 100% organic cotton basics, which are all made in-house.

Their sleep sacks and onesies are especially adorable. Local tastemakes Flicka to this Larchmont boutique for its bright and colorful kids options. This mainstay has been dressing LA tikes for more than 20 years. 8 Grow Kid Grow This children's resale boutique is beloved by the Silver Lake community for its focus on providing stylish options at an incredibly affordable price. In addition to offering gently used designer clothing for boys and girls, Grow Kid Grow also stocks secondhand shoes, books and toys. From teeny-tiny Brian Lichtenberg hoodies to mini Dr Martens to junior Ray-Ban Clubmaster sunnies, this is the place to deck out your little one in the latest trends. Founded by fashion industry vet Angelyn de la Garza in 2001, this retailer offers mounds of fresh and modern styles. Standouts include spring-ready rompers, raglan shortalls and hoodie jumpsuits. Lifesize Kids at Ron Robinson Ron Robinson's Lifesize Kids shop-in-shops at its Melrose and SaMo locations offer kid versions of adult favorites, such as Vans slip-ons, Scotch & Soda denim jackets and Dolce Vita sandals.

There's also a great selection of Paige Lauren footies, Joah Love basics and Living Royal printed socks. This string of stores is a great find on Yucca. Lost & Found's childrens storefront features chic, tiny versions of looks that you'll seriously want to steal yourself. Supermodel and supermom Gisele Bündchen is often spotted here indulging in shopping sprees for her little ones, so you know it's legit. This Brooklyn fave opened in Silver Lake last year. The multi-brand shop promises an abundance of pint-sized gear for babies and boys and girls up to 12 years old, including vibrant ponchos by LA's own Boy + Girl, faux leopard coats by Bobo Choses, and metallic kicks by Brother Vellies. If you thought TenOverSix's adult-sized offerings were covetable, wait until you see their options for style stars in-the-making. Top picks include Misha & Puff's knitted playsuits, Bobo Choses dresses and Boy + Girl blankets. Besides shilling stylish souvenirs, one of our favorite Silver Lake shops also features a small but mighty array of charming childrenswear.