Pink Rock Candy – Top fashion trends, news and shopping of 2010

Jacket by Twenty8Twelve, $360 ; Blouse by Tucker, $188 ; Top by Wyatt, $48

The Spring 2010 collections are officially on Bluefly.com for all to peruse and purchase. I had the opportunity to ask Bluefly Style Guru Tanesha Smith a few questions about what’s hot for spring, how to integrate the new spring trends into your winter wardrobe, and even what trends to wear, and not to wear, for your spring/summer internship interview.

Read PRC’s Five Questions for Bluefly Style Guru Tanesha Smith

Even if you aren’t into rainbow-colored hair or wearing band t-shirts and tutus on a regular basis, there is something stylistically intriguing about “the scene,” and Sarah-Jane Adams, creative founder of Cause a Scene magazine knows that better than anyone. The free online mag is chock full of amazing indie designers and interesting scene personas. Earlier this week, Sarah-Jane was kind enough to answer some questions about Cause a Scene, indie websites, and Britney Spears. Read the interview after the jump. (more…)

Last week I had the pleasure of interviewing Rob Diament from Temposhark, an awesome band I wrote about a few weeks ago. Being my first actual interview, I think ever, I was obviously really nervous, but Rob was totally sweet, charming, and let’s face it, he knows his shit. We chatted not only about Temposhark’s upcoming album The Invisible Line, but about the internet’s effect on music, music’s effect on fashion (and vice versa), and— well, you’ll have to read the interview to find out what else, but I promise it’s worth it!

Chelsea Rae: Let’s start with the basics. Why did you and Luke [Busby] decide to start Temposhark?
Rob Diament: I had already started making music on my on, and I was writing songs with a producer called Youth (Martin Glover from Killing Joy), in London. I started out writing on the piano when I was about 13, and then I met him when I was 18 or 19. He took me under his wing and kind of taught me how to work in the studio.

At the same time I was hanging out a lot in Brighton with Luke. I used to go to school with him, but we didn’t really know each other very well in school. I went to a party in Brighton, and really got on well with him. I loved the music he’d been making, so we— actually it was my idea, I kind of forced him into it— I brought him a song and said, “look, would you produce it?” and he tried to produce it, but it didn’t really work out. Then, we just tried to write a song over one of his tracks.

It was a really creative time…Luke lived with Tasha from Bat for Lashes, which is a cool band that is coming up right now, and they were all creating and writing songs and some of them were fashion designers and some of them were performance artists. They did a lot of live shows with visuals, and would spend weeks making these films. Then, you’d go to the gig, and you couldn’t even see the screens because it was so badly set up. But, we had a lot of fun! We even put on a musical, not like a musical in the sense of it being a musical, but it was kind of a joke. It was kind of tongue and cheek, mocking every body. So, yeah, that’s how it started…

Finish the interview after the jump.

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