Designer Peggy Noland's shop on 18th Street undergoes radical transformations every few months. Until a week ago, stepping into the shop was like walking into a cloud. Now, it's like a baby's playroom on 'roids. Every inch of the place is covered in stuffed animals, which Noland collected from friends and garage sales and through solicitations on Craigslist. "It's kind of weird showing up at a stranger's house, like, 'Do you have a trash bag full of old toys for me?' " Noland says from behind he
BY NICOLE REINERTSON
What do you do when the tap-dancing percussion section of your band gets pregnant? Go on tour! Duh. Tilly and the Wall were joined by Lawrence locals Fourth of July and Fortuning Saturday night at the Granada. Dancer Jamie Pressnall, the band's sole percussionist, subtly announced (wearing a Peggy Noland dress complete with baby and umbilical cord) she is five months pregnant.
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by Nadia PflaumPeggy Noland is, like, the coolest​The fashion blogger behind White Lightening, Elizabeth Spiridakis, has a PROBLEM with ALL CAPS, but we'll forgive her because on her road trip across America, she's discovered some of Kansas City's treasures: Peggy Noland, Nates Swap N' Shop at 8200 E. 63rd Street, and Re-Runs vintage in the West Bottoms. She also caught Sonic Youth at the Uptown and took pictures of cute folks there, Clothes Whores style. Her piece on Noland made Teen Vogue's
