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The fact that the design duo’s take on futurism had a, let’s say, dystopian mien was not, they made clear, anything to be read deeply into. Rather, the idea was merely to advance the DKNY signatures—the pinstripe tailoring, the activewear elements, the modular separates, the streetwise attitude – and project it some years hence, into a Blade Runner–ish Big Apple.There was an interesting idea humming below the surface here. When Chow and Osborne hit their stride in this show, it was in their variations on certain looks—notably, the hoodie and the anorak—that augured a hunger for uniformity. hoodie umstandsmodeIt’s funny to think that Star Trek may have had it right all along: Perhaps the glut of consumer choice and the pressure to create a niche personal brand will eventually curdle, and backlash into a yearning to blend in, and be one of many. duffer hoodies sale

This DKNY show hinted at an aesthetics of collectivity, and its potential made you sit up a little straighter in your seat and pay attention. Perhaps Chow and Osborne will be permitted to continue to pursue that theme.More About DKNYcollectionfront row6Recommended For You Many San Franciscans happily live in hoodies, yoga pants and jeans. But we also wear gowns to the Opera, suits to the Symphony and vintage everywhere - with a few tweaks, of course. "It's the little touches in tailoring that make the difference in looking exquisite," says Jacqui Stafford, author of "The Wow Factor: Insider Secrets for Every Body and Every Budget."sons of anarchy clothing personalized Small adjustments can bring life back to classic pieces, ill-fitting sale garments or a vintage leather jacket and expand your wardrobe. brumbies hoodie

Instead of finding replacements, spend less by tailoring something you already have. Alterations are also important for new clothing. A blazer tailored to your build can make you look sharper and more put together. The proper jeans length can deter tears at the heel or show off the selvage detail you're paying top dollar for. For a lucky few, clothing right off the rack may fit fine, but a good seamstress can turn a simply functional wardrobe into an exceptional one. "No one is really a standard size, so even that eighth of an inch can make a big difference," says Connie Ulasewicz, associate professor of apparel design and merchandising at San Francisco State, who's a proponent of bespoke tailoring (clothing made for the customer from scratch) and tailoring as a way to reduce waste. sulley hoodie hat"If it fits you, you'll feel good and wear it for years."hoodie mockup template free

Bespoke is a bit pricier and may not be feasible for everyone. But brands such as BCBG and L'Wren Scott make longer dresses and pants with the expectation that most people will tailor the pieces. Tall women should hem clothing depending on whether they'll wear heels. Stafford recommends finding pants that look really great, buying two pairs, and hemming one to wear with flats and the other with heels: "A hem, a cinch or a change of buttons can make an impact and distinguish the well polished from the average."wind waker hoodies To find the best tailors across the city, we asked fashionistas to pull out their Rolodexes, sifted through 400-plus Yelp reviews and perused Britex Fabrics' alterations reference book. We found about 20 to 30 listings in common, which we narrowed down to 12 experts who can take in, take out, crease, smooth, reline and revive your look from head to toe. Advance Pleating & Button Co.

A family business since the 1970s, the Cruz family does tucking, hems, bias cuts for swimwear and button covering. Pleating is sent out to Bay Area specialist Rusty O'Keefe. 7:30 a.m-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. 750 Florida St., S.F.; Men's alterations for the likes of Armani and Zegna suits. A father and son business for 30 years, father Andy Gorges started when he was just 14, and son Andreas says he was born with a pin in his hand. The shop is an elegant haberdasher's oasis, with dark woods and ties galore. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. 211 Sutter St., Suite 500, S.F. (415) 391-1119. A favorite among the Financial District's fashion forward for 17 years, Anna Lishansky started working with clothing 37 years ago in Belarus. She's experienced with men and women's luxury designer repairs. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday- Saturday. 166 Geary St., Suite 503, S.F.; Owner Barbara Zerbe has more than 15 years of experience working with commercial machines. She takes on small and large projects such as patches and customized logos for graduation sashes, wedding handkerchiefs, team sports emblems and business logos.

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9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday. 212 Sutter St. S.F.; Owned for 43 years by husband-and-wife team Peter and Susan James, who are experts in leather spot cleaning of jackets and leather goods, particularly delicate lambskin. They refer to themselves as "take-in masters," so you can trust that your jacket will fit right. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. 2060 Union St., Suite 1, S.F. (415) 567-1996. A family business since 1979, Johnson does repairs and makes custom fashion jackets with lining, zippers, pocketing, wool and most leather sourced in the United States. Custom jackets have been featured in "Milk" and purchased by Green Day. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 1833 Polk St., S.F.; This bridal shop takes in alterations on dresses purchased outside the store at an affordable rate. Head of alterations Carol Chu has more than 15 years of experience with fine beading, silk and satin. The summer wedding season books up fast, so give them eight to 12 weeks' notice.