Fashion is fast moving. If you’re not on your game, by the time you catch up, you could already be behind again. But chasing trends isn’t exactly what we’re about here in Boston. As the end of the year comes closer, let’s look back on the best fashion stories from BostInno in 2014. From new fashion startups, to how-to tutorials, to a local neighborhood’s style scene, these articles capture a year in the city’s style scope.

Reflect on the posts below, and here’s to an even more fashionable 2015!

A Style Snapshot of Beacon Hill: Pointed Heels and Fall Sweaters

This post, from October 14, looks at the fashion of Beacon Hill by exploring the neighborhood’s stand-out boutiques, and approaching locals wearing the most stylish outfits. BostInno intern Sarah Fisher took the awesome photos that will guarantee you’ll wish it was fall again.

How to Wear Denim to Work This Winter, According to Rue La La Stylist Alexandra Ryan

Think jeans are too casual for the workplace? Let Rue La La’s stylist, Alexandra Ryan, steer you right. With her tips, you’ll be rocking denim at work this winter, and looking good while doing it.

A Chic Fashion and Fitness Brand is Launching Today in Boston

Sophisticated and high quality athletic wear got its start in Boston this year when it launched on November 18. Revisit the Crane & Lion brand by browsing their first collection, which includes yoga pants, jackets, wrap sweaters, tees and tanks. The Crane & Lion collection is currently on sale at exhale.

Ditch the Designer Label for This Local Startup’s Direct-to-Consumer Dress Collection

Another 2014 Boston fashion startup was Brass, a direct-to-consumer dress line that brings designer-quality dresses to an affordable price point. The Lincoln-Sudbury born founders created a starting collection of maxis, shirt dresses and flared skirt dresses, and this winter, they’ll add a sweater dress to their line.

Hot Summer in the City? How to Stay Cool and Still Dress Professionally in the Workplace

Local fashion blogger Allie Lochiatto used her style savvy to give BostInno readers a few crucial summertime tips: how to stay cool while looking professional at work. From breezy tops to pencil skirts, this how-to will give you some warmer-weather style inspiration, for when you actually need it again.

5 Boston-Based Designers Featured at StyleWeek 2014 You Should Know About

Want to learn more about Boston’s design community? Take a look at who was featured at StyleWeek 2014, the Northeast’s answer to the fashion week chaos. These five local fashion designers are working to bring the Boston scene alive through the work.

From Lupita to J.Law: The Best and Worst Dressed Stars from the Oscars Red Carpet

Oscars buzz is still a while away in 2015, but gear up for the next ceremony by reliving the best and worst red carpet looks from 2014. In a sense, it was the year of red carpet queen Lupita N’yongo, but more stars came out to flaunt their flawless style – or fall short.

What Rue La La Employees Actually Wear to Work

One of Boston’s most fashionable companies, Rue La La, let us explore their daily fashion. Curious as to what the employees at a stylish flash sale company wear day in and day out? Click through for some serious 2015 inspiration.

What You Should Know About Boston’s Local Shoe Brands: A Quick-Fact Sheet

Here in Boston, the retail scene is dominated by the big-name footwear brands that call the metro area home. But sometimes, these top brands can feel a little isolated. Get a handle of who makes up Boston’s footwear scene with this quick-fact sheet that focuses on the likes of New Balance, Converse, Reebok and more.

The App That Will Make Shopping Local in Boston That Much Easier (& Exciting) Has Arrived

2014 brought Bostonians Boutikey, an app and then e-commerce site that encourages local boutique shopping by making the stores and their products more accessible. Whether you use it to check out the city’s boutique’s latest collections, or hop online to browse Boutikey’s store, fueled by finds from local boutiques, you’ll never shop local the same way again.

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