7×7 and 7×7.com: I cover fashion each week for the magazine’s web site and occasionally contribute to print.

San Francisco Chronicle: You’ll find my work in the newspaper’s Sunday Style section from time to time, as well as in the monthly magazine SFiS. Recently, I wrote a feature about the Irma bracelet and contributed to the 2010 Year in Fashion.

SF Unzipped: I write for the San Francisco Chronicle’s online style blog once each week. You’ll generally find my posts up on Fridays.

SF Indie Fashion: Every week day (and some weekends) you’ll find fresh content featuring the Bay Area’s wealth of design talent, fashion happenings, beauty news and independent retailers. The site has been growing steadily over the last few months, and we continue to tackle bigger and better things. I’ve been pleased to establish more news partnerships, which have led to our content appearing on sites such as Vivanista and The Feast. Stay tuned for what’s on the horizon this year.

Academy of Art: While I miss teaching (and look forward to when I can expand my work schedule and do so again), I am glad I am able to act as an academic advisor for a fashion journalism student here this spring.

Provocateur Media: During the fall, I began working with this local public relations agency on a consulting basis to help agency clients interested in the benefit of the journalist’s perspective on their campaigns. It’s been fun, rewarding and an interesting change of pace to work with local retailers and brands in this capacity, and I look forward to continuing my work on this front in the future.

Fashion Unraveled: The 2nd edition of this excellent resource for emerging designers is out, and I was thrilled to have a four-page section on blogging and social media included in its pages.

And as always, you can find out the latest musings from yours truly by staying in touch via Twitter or LinkedIn.

- In July, the San Francisco Chronicle ran Mission District stocks up on local, unique, a story I wrote covering some of the best new shops in San Francisco’s Mission neighborhood. It includes a nice map and guide to local retailers. If you’re planning on visiting the area, it will send you to some great, eclectic shops specializing in vintage and independent designers’ work.

- In early August, Rena Ramirez of 6th Generation Media and I teamed up to offer Market U, a one-night seminar offering media outreach and public relations tips to local small business owners. It was a great success – we sold out the event and met a lot of great people running terrific local businesses. We plan to do another one of these events in the future, likely in the winter or early spring.

- Also in August, I began copy writing for Mineral Fusion cosmetics, a mineral makeup brand based out of Denver. I’ve enjoyed creating tips for using the company’s all natural cosmetics and will post more about them once the current projects become available online.

- And as always, I continued blogging each week for Kayak.com, 7×7.com, the San Francisco Chronicle’s Unzipped blog and SF Indie Fashion.

- I’ll be taking some time off in September and October to be with my new son, Walker (due Aug. 30). That said, SF Indie Fashion will continue running, so don’t hesitate to be in touch about that or any other freelance requests.

- I was recently honored to be selected as a fellow in the Knight Digital Media Center’s Journalism Entrepreneurship program, held in May at the University of Southern California.

- Three times a week, you can find my fashion coverage on 7×7.com’s Glamwatch.

- Once a week, you’ll find my writing about the San Francisco fashion scene on the San Francisco Chronicle’s SF Unzipped blog.

- Every weekday (and some weekends), you’ll find my coverage of the San Francisco independent fashion community on SF Indie Fashion.

- And every single day of the week, you’ll find my travel writing, news, tips and advice on KAYAK’s Kayak Traveler blog.

- I also still occasionally write for KQED’s Spark program and freelance for various other publications, including the San Francisco Chronicle.

- In August, I’ll be leading a seminar with local public relations pro Rena Ramirez of 6th Gen Media to help local designers and small businesses take charge of their marketing, public relations and social media efforts. Stay tuned for more information on that…

Though SF Indie Fashion has traditionally covered more women’s fashion than men’s, we’ve making a concerted effort to share the love. After all, there are lots of fashionable guys living in and around San Francisco. Here’s a recent example of guy-minded coverage on the site.

A quick example of the content-sharing partnership between NBC Bay Area and SF Indie Fashion.

I recently launched a style series showcasing looks from local San Franciscans on SF Indie Fashion. The idea is to communicate San Francisco’s unique sense of style through images trendsetters produce themselves. Refuses to Label is one of the site’s first content partners – very exciting. I love their work and definitely recommend checking them out.

We’ll have more shoots from local fashion lovers on the site in the coming weeks and months, so stay tuned….

P.S. Anyone interested in producing their own shoot, please be in touch.

The San Francisco Visitors and Convention Bureau recently interviewed me for the Only in San Francisco Insider’s Guide – pretty cool, though I do look a little squirrelly in the pic! Ah well, what can you do? Click the pic to read the full interview!

It’s always exciting when NBC Bay Area picks up stories from SF Indie Fashion. I was happy to learn that two recent SF Indie Fashion features ran on NBC Bay Area this week:

Heart of Stone: Jessica Winzelberg Jewelry

An Interview with Colleen Mauer

A recent post I had fun putting together for SF Indie Fashion this week. I was able to test out the pants, thanks to Chrome. Like I said in the post, I’m a fan now – they’re really multipurpose.