Okay, well, I’m not usually one for logo tees. I just can’t see walking around with someone else’s name written across my chest. I’m also not really that into tees with, like, quirky catchphrases on them, although I have been known to make exceptions. This tank encompasses both of these things that I don’t really dig, but is totally likable, wearable, and wantable.
This extra long modal racerback has the definitions for the words “kill” and “city” written on it, which, technically is neither a logo nor a catchphrase, so there. Plus, there’s pictures. They don’t really make sense with the …read more

I love Kill City. They make the most (excuse the pun) killer jeans and basics. Total rock star style at basically affordable prices. And they make some 80’s inspired clothing that doesn’t look totally washed up, which is refreshing, because if I see another %&^*ing hipster in a stupid neon shirt and black leggings, I’m going to throw an egg at them. Please note: I have nothing against neons, or even hipsters, really. It’s just the hipster/neon/legging combo that gets me on edge. But I digress. (What else is new?)
I am freaking in love with this skirt. It’s black, has …read more

Kill City has, in the past year, become my absolute favorite denim company. Their jeans have that designer fit that makes your butt look good, but are completely affordable to regular people. I basically live in my Kill City tie-dyed jeans, and am super stoked that they have come up with another variation that I like as much.

Nothing says rockstar like skin tight black jeans with a long batiky print of bamboo running up the sides. Imagine the possibilities. Available for $78 from Urban Outfitters.
Photo Credit: Urban Outfitters