Bike-friendly menswear collection B Spoke Taylor unveiled eight looks that blended traditional haberdashery mainstays from tartans and glen plaids to tweeds with unconventional elements such as inverse color blocking, contrasting inseams in bright colors and whimsical accessories. The runway presentation seemed to answer the question, “What does the hip young urban professional wear for work and play and where shall the twain meet?” An updated classic three-piece suit paired a vented jacket with a long walking short, balancing the formality of a vest with a bold green shirt.

Next up was Coral Castillo. The Art Institute of California alum, who started sewing at age 12, has an incredible eye (and hand) for detail. With a predominantly neutral palette of black and grey, the eponymous line was framed around strong silhouettes and feminine design accents. Backstage after the show, Castillo was quick to say she loves creating architectural shapes, which was evident from the grey skirt suiting with funnel neckline, a black and grey color-blocked peplum sheath and a high collar jacket paired with an asymmetrical skirt. The piece de resistance was an eco-chic finale gown featuring paillettes made from recycled shampoo bottles on the tail of a strapless mermaid gown. Who knew sustainable fashion could be so posh?

And oh yes, the awards. Drum roll, pluh-lease. A big congrats to all the winners below:

Best Storefront: Shotwell
Best Fashion Accessories Designer: Litter SF
Best Creative Director: Alexandra Von Bromssen
Best DJ: Irene Hernandez-Feiks
Best Student Show: Academy of Art Spring 2010
Best Hair: Kao Saephan
Best Make-up: Michael Patterson
Best Advertising: Del Geronimo for Bleed Magazine
Best Stylist: Katie Quinn
Best Agency: City Model Management
Best Photographer: Liz Caruana
Best Female Model: Nicole Grinsell
Best Male Model: Tyler Wood Birkestrand
Best Fashion Blogger: Lorraine Sanders, SF Indie Fashion
Best Fashion Producer: Adam Bauer and Owen Geronimo, Fashion Feud
Best Fashion Event: Black V
Best Emerging Designer: Blanche Corsorti
Best Menswear Designer: Bacca da Silva
Best Womenswear Designer: Joseph Domingo

Photography courtesy of Doug Birnbaum

This outfit reminds me in a way of one of Sienna Miller looks. Frivolous and super comfortable. It just looks like you didn’t try at all. I am in love with those Michael Kors boots. I’ve had them for several years now and as most of my stuff I believe I got them on Ebay. That brown, lamb leather jacket came from Ebay as well. I feel obligated to make a confession to everyone. I am pretty obsessed with good quality leather and I love in particular lamb leather. It’s the softest leather you can get and I love how it feels. I just can’t help it.

Boots: Michael Kors, Leather Jacket: BCBG, Dress: Millau, Bracelet: Indie Accessories, Sunglasses: Vintage

Leather Jacket: BCBG, Bracelet: Indie Accessories

Boots: Michael Kors, Dress: Mallau, Sunglasses: Vintage

Dress: Mallau, Sunglasses: Vintage, Bracelet: Indie Accessories

Boots: Michael Kors, Leather Jacket: BCBG, Dress: Mallau, Sunglasses: Vintage

Photography: www.paulinalascolaphotography.com

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In that spirit, SF Indie Fashion brings you a few classic pieces with urbane sensibilities from local designers, boutiques and companies. We think they’ll look delicious – and keep you comfortable – while you’re getting uncorked in wine country this season.

• A. Cardigan, PLAY by Comme des Garcons, Shotwell, $395
• B. Rainey shirt dress, Mr. Larkin, $118
• C. Gold Standard Selvage Denim, Benny Gold, $138.60
• D. Oxford shirt, Taylor Stitch, $150
• E. Round neck vest, Bush+Leavenworth, $50
• F. Atlas x Lakai Shoes, Atlas
• G. Jacob sunglasses, Mayfourteenth, $180
• H. Sandals, Martha Davis
• I.  Bernal bag, ReMade USA by Shannon South, $395

• Can’t make it to New York this week for Fashion Week or the Independent Fashion Blogger’s Evolving Influence conference? Find solace in the fact that you can watch much of the all-day blogger event via live stream. But you’ll have to get up early to catch it all – panels start at 6 a.m. PST.

• This week’s events starts with the return of the weekly San Francisco Arts Market (12 – 6 p.m.), where you can get your hands on local fashion, jewelry and other diverse arts and crafts. Who knows, maybe you’ll pick up something locally made to wear to what’s next on our list.

• Macy’s in Union Square is known for its many floors, but the department store is taking things to a whole ‘nother level during Friday’s Fashion’s Night Out (6 – 9 p.m.), which captured our attention with its “Flutter, A Mid-September Night’s Dream” exhibition featuring San Francisco’s gr.dano, Dcepcion and Michael San Gaspar, among others. Other enticements include appearances by Grammy winner Carlos Santana and Real Housewife of NYC, Countess de Lesseps.

• Summer vacation-induced jet-setting may be over, but you can still experience some jet lag (the good kind) at Trendy Lime’s Jetlag: Celebration (9:30 p.m. – 2:00 a.m.) on Friday. The nightlife event blends fashion, photography, travel and cuisine all under one roof.  The show, photo-fun and dancing all go down at Pier 33’s Butterfly.

You can find details on all of these events and more happening this week on the SF Indie Fashion Calendar.

Photography courtesy of  San Francisco Arts Market

Our very-visual, (almost) chatter-free snap judgment of the day: 1970′s vintage Ted Lapidus Paris Sunglasses, $110, sold by San Francisco-based Victorious Youth.

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