The Fillmore

One of most distinctive human brand made his stamp on local San Franciscans on this street where his flagship resides on Fillmore and Sacramento St. Marc Jacobs, who recently signed a deal with Mitsubishi to increase his presence in Japan, is still the main pick for trendsetters on Fillmore St. Also among top choices were vintage and mix & matchwear, allowing the young 20’s-30’s shoppers the freedom to style H&M with Gucci as they sipped on their latte’s and went for the weekend meandering.

Few resembled Spring 2009 rtw, although, not sure if anyone really was motivated by the runway. Nonetheless, there were some resemblances for example of L’Wren Scott’s cropped leather jackets and a young woman who decided to pair the looser version of it up with a cobalt, houndstooth print scarf, resembling more ____. Still the preferred the safe and casual look, say it if you will, a reasonable response to this season’s recession sporting mostly blacks, grays, and neutrals. Some designers’ collections that showed this look are: Helmut Lang, with his city cool and surprising constructions. Also, House of Cassette connected the hipster loose shirt dresses dueled with tights.