HOME | DD

Description
the fashion: Blazer and sheer top: Blazer by Elizabeth and James at Madison, Los Angeles, sheer dress by Mike Vensel at E.P.I.C., yellow bikini by Malia Mills, black ballet flats by Corso Como.

Photographed by Jeaneen Lund @ McDermott Management, jeaneenlund.com. Produced and styled by Monica Schweiger @ Current Studio, monicaschweiger.com. Makeup by Gia Harris. Hair by Benjamin Mohapi @ Opus Beauty. Styling assistance by Mary Frances Van Dyke. Co-produced by Emili Vesilind and Erin Weinger @ Style Section L.A.

Spring Awakening Story Cont. The Interview

Style Section LA: Yore doing Lillith Fair soon, aren't you?

Alison Sudol: Yeah, first year back. I can’t even believe we’re on the schedule. I wasn’t really into that kind of music when I was [growing up]. But to be included in that group of women, it’s pretty big. There are a lot of female artists but this particular group that they’ve picked out is really specific. It’s an honor. And it’s cool to be around a lot of artists that are all women. Because everyone is really nice and has their own thing going. It’s such a male-fronted industry. On the road, you’re around guys constantly. Guys everywhere, in your face. Guys working. And you don’t really see a lot of female bands or anything like that. So it will be nice to be with some girls. We only have, like, four dates I think, but we have the whole West Coast, which will be really nice. We start off in Seattle, which is my hometown.

Description
the fashion: Blazer and sheer top: Blazer by Elizabeth and James at Madison, Los Angeles, sheer dress by Mike Vensel at E.P.I.C., yellow bikini by Malia Mills, black ballet flats by Corso Como.

Photographed by Jeaneen Lund @ McDermott Management, jeaneenlund.com. Produced and styled by Monica Schweiger @ Current Studio, monicaschweiger.com. Makeup by Gia Harris. Hair by Benjamin Mohapi @ Opus Beauty. Styling assistance by Mary Frances Van Dyke. Co-produced by Emili Vesilind and Erin Weinger @ Style Section L.A.

Spring Awakening Story Cont. The Interview

Style Section LA: Yore doing Lillith Fair soon, aren't you?

Alison Sudol: Yeah, first year back. I can’t even believe we’re on the schedule. I wasn’t really into that kind of music when I was [growing up]. But to be included in that group of women, it’s pretty big. There are a lot of female artists but this particular group that they’ve picked out is really specific. It’s an honor. And it’s cool to be around a lot of artists that are all women. Because everyone is really nice and has their own thing going. It’s such a male-fronted industry. On the road, you’re around guys constantly. Guys everywhere, in your face. Guys working. And you don’t really see a lot of female bands or anything like that. So it will be nice to be with some girls. We only have, like, four dates I think, but we have the whole West Coast, which will be really nice. We start off in Seattle, which is my hometown.