Monday, December 13, 2010
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Rue 14's Holiday Gift Guide
We at Rue 14 know how difficult Christmas shopping can be, so we decided to make your life a little bit easier this season..introducing our Holiday Gift Guide!
Let start with the most difficult person to shop for..Dad. This year why not try an updated plaid shirt? This one by Gant is vintage reproduction, so it is sure to bring back memories of his favorite college shirts.
Now that we have gotten Dad taken care of, let's move on to Mom. We think she'll love this Eryn Brinie puffy jacket. It is warm, gorgeous, and she is sure to love the leather detailing. A great look on or off the slopes.
For the brother(s), you cannot go wrong with an Ever hoodie. This is going to be his next favorite hoodie. He is never going to take it off. Trust us.
For more holiday shopping tips, please come by. We look forward to seeing you, and we won't be playing Christmas music.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
ReadysetDC & STROGA present fashion:district Fall/Winter 2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
Semi-precious metals

Rue 14 just received our first delivery of Nashelle jewelry and we are charmed by the beautifully constructed collection of necklaces and earrings. All of Nashelle’s jewelry is handmade to order and Nashelle pride’s itself on creating unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that are classic and modern-chic.
It’s no surprise that Nashelle jewelry is sought after by celebs and non-celebs alike. Each piece is one-of-a-kind and made entirely of recycled semi-precious metals, including 14kt gold fill and recycled sterling silver, and natural gemstones. In addition to clean details, bold designs and beautiful construction, Nashelle jewelry is conscious of the earth and its resources. Nashelle jewelry is a favorite of Sheryl Crow, Lauren Conrad and Amy Adams and has graced the pages of publications such as Lucky, In Style, People and Life & Style to name a few.
Nashelle jewelry is elegant and alluring, and each piece uses fabulous gemstones in unexpected ways. We think the delicate shapes and flirty details make this collection the perfect everyday jewelry. One look and we think you’ll agree.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Winning Coats of the Season
The current trends have embraced versatility and wearability for outerwear this season. Unlike previous seasons, in which a singular standout style emerges, sound investments trumps thrills when selecting a coat. The classics reign supreme this autumn, with stylish silhouettes in standout colors or paired with luxurious details.

Preppy Pieces
Preppy silhouettes, such as pea coats, with touches of the retro persuasion also scored points on the runway. Classic double-breasted styles, like BB Bakota’s Karlyn Jacket, and sack silhouettes scored points for sophisticated design with the addition of luxurious detail. eryn brinié’s 1950’s style coat is finished with a cozy fur collar.

Camel & Neutral Hues
Style icons have long embraced the eternally chic camel coat and the array of winners this fall gives further reason to rationalize the purchase of this appealing classic. This season, the most utilitarian, most wearable coats, are considered the most fashionable of all. BB Dakota’s Lamarr Camel Trench Coat is the ideal neutral-hued staple for the season. With a removable fur collar and zippers on the sleeves, the camel trench scores points for both pragmatism and style.

Winter White
For those who like to make a strong statement in an understated, but immaculate way, a winter white coat is effortlessly elegant in any style. BB Dakota’s Karlyn Jacket is classically tailored in winter white, giving the jacket a clean aesthetic.

Fur Finishes
Fur is in full effect this season – both real and faux. Fur can be seen from head-to-toe on the runways and is considered to be the ultimate luxury this season. If the idea of wearing fur on your bag and boots to be overwhelming, a more demure direction is relegating fur to cozy collars on chic, loose shapes like eryn brinié’s fur collar jacket or plush faux fur vests paired with fitted motorcycle jackets, such as Plastic Island’s Moto Crop Bomber.

There’s no need to be carrying your dowdy winter coat this fall when Rue 14 carries the most stylish coats and jackets for when the temperature dips
Preppy Pieces
Preppy silhouettes, such as pea coats, with touches of the retro persuasion also scored points on the runway. Classic double-breasted styles, like BB Bakota’s Karlyn Jacket, and sack silhouettes scored points for sophisticated design with the addition of luxurious detail. eryn brinié’s 1950’s style coat is finished with a cozy fur collar.

Camel & Neutral Hues
Style icons have long embraced the eternally chic camel coat and the array of winners this fall gives further reason to rationalize the purchase of this appealing classic. This season, the most utilitarian, most wearable coats, are considered the most fashionable of all. BB Dakota’s Lamarr Camel Trench Coat is the ideal neutral-hued staple for the season. With a removable fur collar and zippers on the sleeves, the camel trench scores points for both pragmatism and style.
Winter White
For those who like to make a strong statement in an understated, but immaculate way, a winter white coat is effortlessly elegant in any style. BB Dakota’s Karlyn Jacket is classically tailored in winter white, giving the jacket a clean aesthetic.
Fur Finishes
Fur is in full effect this season – both real and faux. Fur can be seen from head-to-toe on the runways and is considered to be the ultimate luxury this season. If the idea of wearing fur on your bag and boots to be overwhelming, a more demure direction is relegating fur to cozy collars on chic, loose shapes like eryn brinié’s fur collar jacket or plush faux fur vests paired with fitted motorcycle jackets, such as Plastic Island’s Moto Crop Bomber.
There’s no need to be carrying your dowdy winter coat this fall when Rue 14 carries the most stylish coats and jackets for when the temperature dips
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Brand Highlight: GANT Rugger
As preppy makes its return to the forefront of the men’s fashion, it comes as no surprise that the All-American heritage sportswear brand GANT is also making a huge comeback. The preppy style is no longer limited to the Ivy League campus grounds; it has become an iconic American way of dressing accessible to everyone. The revival of this style, called “new prep,” reinterprets the classics from the 1960’s and 70’s, such as Oxford shirts and navy blue blazers with gold buttons, with a modern European influence in fit and design.
Representing the new generation of prep, GANT Rugger has gained cult status since the re-launching of the brand in the United States in 2006. It has rapidly grown in popularity as an upscale sportswear label that offers the quintessential collection of well-selected plaids, old-loom shirts and vintage washes from their archives. The GANT Rugger collection has that effortless cool that embodies American heritage sportswear.
Be sure to stop by Rue 14 this Friday for Fashion’s Night Out and check out the GANT Rugger collection for yourself. Also, meet John Thornley, lead singer of local band U.S. Royalty and featured in this season GANT Rugger’s 2010 campaign.
Representing the new generation of prep, GANT Rugger has gained cult status since the re-launching of the brand in the United States in 2006. It has rapidly grown in popularity as an upscale sportswear label that offers the quintessential collection of well-selected plaids, old-loom shirts and vintage washes from their archives. The GANT Rugger collection has that effortless cool that embodies American heritage sportswear.
Be sure to stop by Rue 14 this Friday for Fashion’s Night Out and check out the GANT Rugger collection for yourself. Also, meet John Thornley, lead singer of local band U.S. Royalty and featured in this season GANT Rugger’s 2010 campaign.
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