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By Corinne Lynch
Defying the stereotype of weaving-as- women’s-work is this exhibit at Trios Gallery featuring “Five Men Weavers: Wearable Art, Wall Hangings, Rugs and Runners,” work from local artists Flavian Geis, Horace, Lethbridge, Bill Rafnel, Dennis Sharp, Tom Taylor. The show runs through November 3, with a spinning and weaving demonstration in the gallery from noon to 5 on Friday, September 26, and Saturday, October 4. 130 South Cedros Avenue, Solana Beach, 793-6040.
The Secret’s Out
Clothing designer Alexandra Stanton, owner of Boutique Alexandra, says her store is “La Jolla’s best-kept secret,” tucked away on Silverado Street. Stanton’s romantic styles are worthy of runway viewing. She uses deep jewel tones for dresses that are drop-dead flattering and feminine. And they’re made right here in town by Stanton and her husband. The Stantons also do custom orders for a devoted following (who are presumably okay with sharing the secret). 933 Silverado Street, 459-3410.
A New Wrinkle in Skincare
Vaxa International promises to fight wrinkles with a homeopathic approach that helps “reverse the cause of skin wrinkling and aging.” Using botanical ingredients, the San Diego company’s new products include the BioSensual Body Emollient, the Intensive Eye Care System and the Cellulite Control System—all formidable opponents of free radicals and toxic wastes. Call 625-8292 for more information
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