Sidewalk Style: Rocking and Rolling

Cassidy Karakorn, 30, associate marketing director, the Human Rights Campaign.
Albert Ovadia, 20, musician, the Mutiny and Turn to Black, both based in Miami.

What she’s wearing: Escada boots from a consignment store in Miami, cutoff Diesel jeans, thrift-store T-shirt, DKNY cardigan, Marc Jacobs handbag, and Chanel necklace.
What he’s wearing: All Saints boots, Cheap Monday jeans (from the boutique Cinema in Miami—his sister is the owner), Zara shirt, and Hugo Boss jacket.

How would you describe your look today?
Cassidy: “Designer-consignment sassy chic.”
Albert: “Dark. Because life is so beautiful that I have to offset it somehow,” he jokes (I think).

Where do you buy clothes?
Cassidy: “Muléh, Circle Boutique, Meeps, and Redeem.”
Albert: “I usually buy things when I leave Miami. I like Zara and Hugo Boss.”

What are you looking forward to wearing for fall?
Cassidy: “I’m going back to basics. I’m going to wear a lot of black.”
Albert: “I want to wear boots. I want it to be cool outside so that I can wear them and people won’t think I’m weird. I just really like boots—I like being cocooned, wrapped up in general.”
Cassidy: “Like the baby you are.”

Rachel says: He looks like a rock star, and she looks like the cool girlfriend/muse. Very Kate Moss and the Babyshambles’ Pete Doherty or, most recently, Kate Moss and Jamie Hince.