by Jenny Bachynski | A pretty gorgeous underwater couture shoot ^ for Feline Blush shot by Isle Moore.

Biking around Vancouver is the best, but I’m still trying to master looking stylish while doing it. David Phu had some great examples of how to pull it off and still get to where you need to go at the Vancouver Cycle Chic Social in the old Boneta Space this past Friday. Let’s hope he does it again and again.

A really interesting interview with the one and only Tom Ford.

Vancouver designer Andrea Wong is about wasting less and cherishing more. AW is her line of recycled blanket bags, and tbey’re popping up in a handful of Vancouver hot spots.  Watch more here.

Hating the weather? Dwell on this beautiful collection of Vogue’s summer photos.

With season five of Mad Men recently wrapping up, some of us are in need of drool worthy behind the scene photos. Rolling Stone gives us just that. If you’re really obsessed, read this detailed analysis of the season five finale costumes (spoilers).

Some great online sale items for the ladies here, here and here. And for the gentlemen here, here and here.

It always fascinates to see fashion from the perspectives of others from around the globe. J Crew recently did a project called hello world in which they visited eight different cities to showcase our diversity in style. Perhaps Vancouver could be the ninth?

Check out some local looks after the jump…

MEANWHILE, ON THE STREET THIS WEEK…

Jenny from South Granville | Loving the contrast between a pair of fancy lace shorts and a casual denim shirt.

Jordanna from Kits | Perfectly delicate crocheted collar for that extra touch.

Linsey from East Van | A classy version of the peek-a-boo bra

Sasha from Gastown | Beautifully windblown

A gentleman pulling off leopard print socks

Huck from Main St. | An old time feel, in a good way.

Eugene Choo | Current bag obsessions

Eugene Choo Annex | Current shoe obsessions

EVERYWHERE YOU LOOKCITY

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Jenny Bachynski is the Style Editor of Scout Magazine. Raised in Alberta, she packed up her bags in her teens and headed to Vancouver to pursue further education in fashion design. In 2009, she started her own small business Jenny Andrews Recycled Leather Goods, as well as her blog Jenny Loves. Thereafter, she discovered that one of her greatest joys was stumbling upon beautiful and interesting things, and sharing them with anyone who would listen.

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