Attention M.I.S.S Crew:   You have a special Spring Cleaning assignment, if you are lucky enough to be in the LA area.   Follow the trail of balloons and head down the alley off of N. Normandie between Sunset Blvd and Harold Way in  Los Angeles. If you think your lost, just look for Zankou Chicken or Parus. This will lead you to the home of Sarah Morrison, Online Editor of Missbehave magazine. She along with a fantastic cast of Hollywood style will be hosting a clothing swap/super awesome event this Saturday, April 4th. Sarah, along with Olivia, Gina, Lauren, Erika, Jessica, and Birdy are set to host the swap with special guests. You should get there between 12-4pm, the earlier the better. Bring cash!  If you’re lucky, some items to exchange will be accepted.  Good luck!

Prolific females fill a void when deemed necessary and a revolutionary movement is born. Enter breakout clothing designer Erin Magee, a New York City transplant who left Toronto, Canada at 18 to do just that with the creation of her feminine streetwear label, MadeMe.

Combining an array of edgy garments with the iconic sass of Madonna, Erin serves the glam and gritty feminine set with a collection that is not limited to graphic tees, acid wash denims, hooded leather jackets and geometric leggings. The streetwear aficionado earned her designing credentials while at Umbro, heading up special collaborations with Kim Jones and Supreme.

Her eye for quality and innovation led to the current position she holds as Production Manager for Supreme, a brand focused on epitomizing the skate culture of downtown NYC. In 2007, Erin broke the mold to satisfy women looking for street-inspired garments with a feminine touch by forming the MadeMe label.

In 2009, the MadeMe label is stocked in over 35 stores throughout the world including cities like New York, Paris, Amsterdam, Sydney and Los Angeles. Erin has shown her collections at Las Vegas’ Magic Tradeshow, Barcelona’s  Bread & Butter Tradeshow and “Ladies First”, an independent tradeshow in Tokyo, Japan.

With four collections in tow, features in magazines such as Complex, Missbehave, GIANT, New York Post and NYLON, and attention garnered from female recording artists like Alicia Keys, there’s no need to scour the Internet and fashion stores for a reputable brand that embraces sexiness and edge; Erin Magee has the answer.

If you’re not already familiar with Erin, you’re sleeping! But don’t worry we got you! More after the jump!

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A-Morir is a one-of-a-kind accessory line created by a lady who’s as unique as her poducts: Ms. Kerin Rose. For having a relatively young brand, word of this lovely and ecclectic soul is spreading fast. From the NY Post to MTV’s “The City” people are taking note.

The lady we honor today, as a Woman Making History, introduces herself below:

Hola. I’m Kerin Rose, owner/designer of A-morir. The accessory line, consisting of Swarovski encrusted glasses, headpieces and necklaces, has been around since the middle of this past October [2008]. I’ve been featured in Missbehave / Missbehavemag.com, Highsnobette.com, NY Post, NY Observer, AOL’s Stylelist blog, fashionweekdaily.com, the Urban Outfitters blog, I’m repped on MTV’s “The City” by the lovely Erin Lucas, and my Bizet frames were just in Jazmine Sullivan’s “Dream Big” video for 5 seconds… which is 5 seconds more than before!!

In addition to A-morir, I am the girl “Friday”/clothing designer for The Savant Guard, an incredible Brooklyn based record label. I have recently become a blogger for San Francisco’s Fatlace AND! I am also training for my first half marathon in 10 years with the Chrons and Colitis Foundation of America while my sister and I work on developing our 501c3 non-profit called We Love Your Guts. Please go to www.weloveyourguts.org to see what we’re about and help me in my fundraising efforts!

Kerin has a lot of amazing things going on and she’s more than deserving of the shine! We’ve got more on this crafty lady, after the jump!

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Had a chance to catch up with Kerri O’Connell, the lady behind Good Wood NYC. I’ve loved the contrast of the natural wood meets urban jewelry since I first saw Good Wood’s jewels. In the coming months you can expect collaborative pieces dropping with the Source, and Lo-Life to name a few. You might remember the TooFly rings we reported on last year and of course Good Wood has gotten down with one of our fav’s, MissBehave magazine. O’Connell and her wood carving elves can carve up any custom item you need and if you can’t quit afford a real diamond, Good Wood’s got you. PLEASE stay posted for a “next level” piece she’s about to drop. When I saw the prototype I said to myself…”it’s about damn time someone did that”.

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Last week at the MOB x Missbehave party, I had the pleasure of meeting Dee & Ricky, the two most adorable boys in NYC.  Not only are they cute, but they have fun-loving style.  You’ve probably seen their heart lego brooches and belt buckles.  Their newest project is a collaboration with No Mas, a street wear brand that is inspired by all things sport, and features duffle bags made out of vintage Starter jackets.  The bags are amazing and really make full use of all of the jackets features including ribbing, pockets, patches, snaps and collar.  I think the bags are very clever and are a welcome addition to the lego empire Dee & Ricky have built.  I know there are some vintage purists who are sad to see the vintage jackets manipulated, but for a girl who has a hard time finding vintage Starters in her size, this is a great way to rock it as part of your ensemble without looking like you’re wearing your big brothers clothes.  I love these bags!  No word yet on when they drop but we’ll keep you posted as soon as we know.  Check out more photos after the jump . . .
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Missbehave is curating a Pop-Up shop on Karmaloop.com and it will feature tons of exclusive product including collaborations with Hellz Bellz and Steven Shein. The shop will include the following brands: Tripp NYC, Burton, MOB, 10 feet, Cubannie Links, Rojas, Hellz Bellz, Harajuko, Creative Recreation, Dr Marten, WeSC, Insight, Peggy Noland, Made Me, Dime Piece, Brain Lichtenberg, Nails Did, Neighborhood and Steven Shein. No word yet on the exact date the shop is opening but it’s coming soon! We’ll keep you posted.

I love the Missbehave blog. They have a great lineup of writers and those ladies always make me giggle and put a smile on my face. Sarah Morrision is hilarious. Samantha is adorable. And the magazine just started a new series called “Hey Cool Guy,” a glimpse into the world of a guest “cool guy.” Stay tuned for more episodes! Check it out:

How cute is this T-shirt?

Our favorite women’s streetwear and lifestyle magazine MissBehave has teamed up with Lanie of Hellz Bellz to create this limited edition bubblegum pink tee aptly entitled “Knockin’ Bitches out the Box.�? Awesome, I know.

The slightly violent creation can be yours if you send a non-perishable gift to the lovely ladies at MissBehave.

Send your gift to:
Missbehave Gifts
261 Vandervoort Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211

The best 50 gifts will win! Good luck!

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Just in time for the holidays, the ladies behind the addictive women’s fashion magazine, MissBehave, have dropped their sixth issue with Heatherette favorite Lydia Hearst on the cover.

If you aren’t a devoted follower yet and haven’t subscribed to the mag, issues can be bought at Tower, Barnes and Nobles, Borders, and major Newstands nationwide.

Happy reading!

MissBehave Magazine is making sure that one lucky lady looks oh-so-hot on the slopes again this season! They’ve teamed up with Burton once again for a sweet give-away...sign up on-line and get it girl! Good Luck!

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