Katy Perry and Snoop are right, there MUST be something in the water on the left coast. Though, I'm not talking about the girls. Take a look at LAVintage.com and you'll see what I mean.

The California-based vintage site is home to a seemingly-endless collection of well-edited vintage garments from the 60s through 90s with some pieces dating back as far as the 40s. Catering to both men and women, they offer authentic hand-picked items that are so on-trend they look like they just walked off the runway. But like all good vintage, everything you see is one-of-a-kind so act quick if you spot a must-have.

While you're there, you have to check out their blog for some kick-ass style inspiration and advice on how to translate vintage garb into modern gold. 

HERE'S THE DEAL: Enter PROMO CODE: midwaste15 at checkout during the month of JUNE to get 15% off in their online store.

West Coast Represent!

Midwesterners wait what seems like all year to get three solid months of beach, babes, bronzing (and booze). Don’t forget these beauty essentials for your trips to the sunny shores.

1. Redken Color Extend Sun Solar Screen SPF 12, $12;  2. Maui Babe Browning Lotion, $14 (Note: Always be careful when staying in the sun. This is a great lotion that really revs up your tan but make sure you’re familiar with your skin type and how much sun you can handle!); 3. LAVANILA Laboratories Pure Vanilla Healthy Lip Butter SPF 15, $16; 4. OPI Nail Polish in A Good Man-darin Is Hard To Find, $5; 5. Grand Floppy Hat, Forever 21, $7; 6. Marc Jacobs Splash in Apple, $68 for 10 oz.

Hermes Paddock Scarf, $375. Available in 4 color choices.

On Thursday June 10, Hermès will re-open its newly expanded Chicago store in the old Barney's building, on the corner of Oak and Rush Streets. The 6,000 square-foot store will carry the comprehensive Hermès collection, including leather goods, silk scarves, perfumes, ready-to-wear, and more!

Designed by Parisian architectural agency, RDAI, the new bi-level store is decorated with a combination of modern and classic design accouterments, borrowing aspects from the original Hermès store in Paris.

To celebrate the occasion, Hermes has designed a limited edition scarf called the Paddock that will only be available for purchase at the 25 E Oak St. location.

Hermes | 25 E Oak St. Chicago, IL 60611 | (312) 787-8175| www.hermes.com

As a die hard fan of the pin-up look, Beyonce's new video “Why Don’t You Love Me?” got my panties all up in a twist. If catty eyes and luscious lips are your thing, too, here are five products to bump up your bombshell quotient and get you Bey's Bettie Page-inspired look.

Once you have them all on, start dancing around in your undies and gardening in your heels to get the full effect. 

1. Benefit’s Babe Cake Eyeliner, $22 - Hands down, the BEST liner on the market for a precise cat eye.

2. Chanel Nouvelle Vague Nail Polish, $40 - A matte blue-green that will pop on every skin tone.  For a cheaper alternative, try China Glaze’s For Audrey, $6.

3. Maybelline Moisture Extreme Lipstick in Silver Plum, $5 - A pearlescent purple lip color that will compliment will perfectly compliment a pair of white sunnies.

4. Satin Side Bow Headband, $4 - Sweet yet seductive, every good pin-up needs her hair bow.

5.Remington Solutions Ionic Hot Rollers, $19 - The unsung hero of every great ‘do. 

Side note: I’m down with everything in this video except the smoking!  Get yourself some Nicoderm CQ and quit now!  Maybe THAT is why he doesn’t love you, B…

Alternative supergroup, The Dead Weather(Alison Mosshart (The Kills), Jack White (The White Stripes and The Raconteurs), Dean Fertita (Queens of the Stone Age) and Jack Lawrence (The Raconteurs)) is playing a Microsoft KIN-sponsored show this Saturday. The best part, it's FREE! Here's the catch, the location is sealed until the day of the show and it's first come first served. All we know is that it will be held in an obscure location. Previous KIN shows were held at a classic car club and a community center. So let the guessing begin!

I haven't been this excited since the Q101 Weezer scavenger hunt in the 90's which ended up being held at a skating rink. If this is anything like that, it's going to be AMAZING!!

RSVP to the show’s Facebook event page to be the first to hear details. You should check out the KIN, too, especially if you are one of those weirdos still using a flip phone.

See you Saturday!

ALL is a new knitwear collection from Minneapolis fashion designer, Annie Larson. Composed of 10 pieces, the selection of midweight cotton basics are anything but. Boxy tanks, sweaters, and comfy-looking legwear in patterns that are ever-so reminiscent of 80s Coogi. Downplayed pastel tones and checkerboards remove the Cosby cliche and add a jolt of North Shore-chic.    

Our faves are the Sticker Stripe Box Top, which bears a striking resemblance to a sweater we wore in Kindergarten and the Checker Stripe Bike Shorts that are a perfect fit for every fresh princess.

Visit www.allforeveryone.com for prices and ordering information.

Left to Right: Elizabeth & James Alexandra Blouse, $167; Vintage Cropped Tie-Front Blouse, 9.99; Milly Gold-trimmed cocktail top, $275; Erin Fetherston Peignoir Blouse, $625; Roberto Cavalli S/S 2010 RTW

"Disco Demolition Night was a promotional event that took place on Thursday, July 12, 1979, at Comiskey Park in Chicago, Illinois. It was held during the twi-night doubleheader baseball game between the Chicago White Sox and the Detroit Tigers.

Chicago disc jockey Steve Dahl devised a promotion that involved people bringing unwanted disco music records to the game in exchange for an admission fee of 98¢. The records would be collected, placed in a large crate in center field, and blown up by Dahl. READ MORE"

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