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Cycling Chic: Five Fashions Fit for Urban Biking

April Streeter, 10 August 2009, Sweden: TreeHugger - Cars & Transportation
The whole point with urban cycling is to make it work with whatever your lifestyle and your sense of fashion (or your work clothes requirements) are. If you want to wear Lycra and/or have a long commute that necessitates butt padding, then there's the option of hauling fresh clothes (or at the very least a shirt). But if you want to wear street/work clothes, what have designers been doing to link together bike-friendly with street fashionable? Add your favorite 'cycle couture' designers in the comments.
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