Keith Haring, renowned activist and pop street artist, would have celebrated his 54th birthday today, and even Google is in on the celebration. The artist's work is recognized worldwide for its colorful figures and deceptively simple style, which has inspired people of all ages to pick up a pencil and create art for social change. For Haring's life and enduring legacy, here's our Daily Style Phile.

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By now you've probably seen videos or heard of the Brooklyn based band Sleigh Bells. The duo has taken the music world by storm with their new noise-pop album Reign of Terror.  While the band has a distinct sound, they boast a very distinct fashion sense as well. Dawning denim vests, layers of flannel, and Letterman jackets, Sleigh Bells dresses as if they raided a gothic Zack Morris' closet. So let's take a "TIME OUT!" and check out Sleigh Bells. More»

Last weekend, a NY Times article revealed that Bill Powers goes to a lot of parties. (The Gray Lady must not get out much these days.) Everyone knows Bill's ability to bend space and time, which allows him to attend every art opening, fashion show, and gala in New York, and still be early for the parent-teacher conference. But do you know the man behind those rose-colored glasses? From Editor in Chief to gallery owner to reality television star, here are the many hats of Bill Powers. More»

[Zelda's Bday thrown by Patrick McMullan. Photo by PMc]

An African print dress, large rounded sunglasses, matching accessories and over-sized costume rings, 95 year-old Zelda Kaplan was a New York City socialite, (often partying late into the night at places like Bungalow 8), humanitarian, and a style maven. It would only seem natural that the nightlife and fashion icon would breathe her last breath front row at New York Fashion Week; she "slumped over" during the Joanna Mastroianni fashion show yesterday, and after being carried out was pronounced dead from natural causes. We take a look back at the life of a woman whose spirit will never age. More»

Full disclosure, I love me some Jeremy Lin. If you had told me two years, nay two weeks ago, that a Harvard grad who studied economics would be giving NBA stars like Kobe Bryant the business, I would've told you to hold your breath while I write you a living will in which you bequeath me your iPad. Fast forward to today and you would still be alive and I (sadly) would be iPad-less. But I digress, I am officially LIN-SANE. From bench-warmer to league savior in just weeks, this underdog is taking over the NBA. More»

Chrissie Miller has been on the party circuit for years now. From DJing the hottest parties to hosting friends at her East Village apartment (also known as "Club Chrissie"), she's been a staple in the downtown night scene for years. Not only is she super hip, but also is the founder and designer of Sophmore, a laid back line that incorporates both L.A. hipness and downtown NYC flair. She's so cool in fact, that the New York Times published an article about her in the Styles section yesterday. Let's examine why this chick is the life of the party...

Many of you know Rooney Mara as the girl who broke Mark Zuckerberg's heart in The Social Network, but we'll soon be acquainted with her take on the ass-kicking, pierced-up bisexual hacker, Lisbeth Salander, in the highly-anticipated Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.  Here's the low-down on the lucky girl who beat out a countless number of starlets for young Hollywood's most coveted role. More»

Scott Lipps went from a young aspiring drummer to one of the top modeling moguls, managing over 60 international supermodels including Bar Refaeli and Iman. In recent months, Scott has come out of the shadows and raised his profile through his fashion blog, Pop Lipps, and his new model reality show on E!, Scouted. More»

Felicity Jones is about to take the reigns from Scarlett Johansson as the face of Dolce & Gabbana's Kohl Cosmetic line in Spring 2012. After becoming a household name for her role in Like Crazy, Felicity Jones is well on her way to becoming Hollywood's next it girl.

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From Vogue's glossy pages to the fast paced webpages of blogging, Filipa Fino has made quite the fashion statement with a big and bold career change. After 11 years in one of the most sought after fashion careers, Fino made the decision to drop Vogue and pursue her own fashion voice through an e-magazine, Fino File, which launched yesterday, November 28 - Cyber Monday!

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