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Pracitically jumping off the Web pages of Suicide Girls (& Boys) tomorrow night, The Ant Show Presents the third annual Boxer Rebellion Fashion show @ The Red Devil Lounge. Work from fashion designer Vintage Joy, painter/illustrator Cara Barnard, multimedia artist Kristin Farr and graffiti artist Buder will be on display and music from:

The B-Cups
Stiletta
Sputterdoll
8Past
Plus DJs spinning electro-pop
$7
21+

I spent about two and a half hours online yesterday trying to find some decent clothes for my nieces (oh man is there a whole lot of crap out there) for Christmas presents. First, here are the shirt designs that I won’t be buying my nieces, available from babywit.com:

Yeah, I think I’ll pass on the drug/serial killer/womanizer/alcoholic/profanity angle until they’re at least 10, though I’d really like to meet the people that buy their baby the pot leaf t-shirt.
However, I did find a site with cool kids clothes made by a San Francisco designer: Bunny & Bee.

For those of you who didn’t get your shop on at Wal-Mart at six o’clock this morning, have no fear, you still have a chance to redeem your belief in the true meaning of Christmas by heading down to San Mateo for the Can I Kick It? Sneaker Showcase tomorrow. Featuring a wide variety of rare sneakers for you die-hard collectors, live music, a b-boy showcase, model meet ‘n’ greet and more all at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Union City.

We didn’t think the words “mafia” and “trunk” would spur excitement in us, but I guess were a bit sociopathic (yeah, alright, that’s not a word) because, hot damn, the SF Craft Mafia is having its first ever trunk sale this Saturday at Craft Gym (1452 Bush Street between Van Ness & Polk). The first 50 customers get free goodie bags, there will also be free craft workshops all day and free food and drink. Sounds good to our broke asses! There will be lots of jewelry, clothing and accessory makers displaying their goods as well, check the list of participants here.