TAVIN featured in LA MAG

Thank you to the Alexis Steinman from LA MAG 
for being a TAVIN fan. We appreciate it!
See more at  www.lamag.com
And stay tuned for more coming for Tavin soon....

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The Sartorial Sleuth Heads To Austenland

Romance is definitely not dead in Austenland, the costumed Rom-Com opening tonight. Austenland is a fantasy camp where damsels dress-up in frilly frocks to woo their Mr. Darcy. Unlike today’s form-fitting "body con" styles, back in Jane's day, ladies lured suitors with layers and lace. As the film’s slogan says, want to “make your fantasy a reality?"  Stroll over to Echo Park for frippery fit for an English garden. Owner/stylist Erin Tavin’s eponymous shop, Tavin, is a fashionista utopia. At Flounce, the vintage gems are hand-picked by owner Lisa Gerstein. Leave it to these two ladies to be anything but Plain Jane. 

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TAVIN featured on Stiff Style Guide

Thank you to Kristin & Lee Ann Stiff from Stiff Style Guide for being Tavin fans. We appreciate it!
See more from these style sisters at StiffStyleGuide.blogspot.com

Two sisters, one style, à la garçonne

THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2013

Field Trip: Echo Park Craft Fair (Part 3) - Tavin

There were some incredible vintage treasures to be found at the fair and Tavin (owned by stylist and costumer Erin) had a thoughtfully curated selection of vintage clothing as well as a great mélange of things for the home (like soaps from Big Sur and frasada blankets from Bolivia). I really loved how everything was artfully arranged on the tables and in the racks, and Erin was really cool about me taking lots of pictures (thanks Erin)! The clothing ranged from ethereal antique white embroidered dresses to '70s Indian cotton dresses. I had my eye on a paper thin silk Balenciaga blouse designed by Nicolas Ghesquière and a quintessential piece from Sonia Rykiel, a perfectly French striped sweater - very marinière ;)  There was also a cute pair of YSL platforms but they weren't my size.

Erin has a boutique in Echo Park and I'm really looking forward to checking it out in person with my sister - It sounds amazing!

There were some incredible vintage treasures to be found at the fair and Tavin (owned by stylist and costumer Erin) had a thoughtfully curated selection of vintage clothing as well as a great mélange of things for the home (like soaps from Big Sur and frasada blankets from Bolivia). I really loved how everything was artfully arranged on the tables and in the racks, and Erin was really cool about me taking lots of pictures (thanks Erin)! The clothing ranged from ethereal antique white embroidered dresses to '70s Indian cotton dresses. I had my eye on a paper thin silk Balenciaga blouse designed by Nicolas Ghesquière and a quintessential piece from Sonia Rykiel, a perfectly French striped sweater - very marinière ;)  There was also a cute pair of YSL platforms but they weren't my size.

Erin has a boutique in Echo Park and I'm really looking forward to checking it out in person with my sister - It sounds amazing!