- The New York Times 6 May 2013
- Seventeen Magazine 1 Dec 2011
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Time Out New York 18 May 2011
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Do some good for your ’hood by sporting one of these locally designed and produced shirts.
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Hopkins Arts & Sciences Magazine 13 May 2011
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When Emily Li Mandri '09 found herself contemplating life after Hopkins during January of her senior year, she considered going to graduate school for art history or possibly getting an entry-level job in the arts. Neither option seemed right at the time. Then the idea struck her: "Maybe I can make something."
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Rolling Stone 9 Feb 2011
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Baltimore rapper Rye Rye is wearing Molecula Silver & Sky leggings from Natty Paint's Spring 2010 line. Her debut album Go! Pop! Bang! is due out March 2011 on M.I.A.'s N.E.E.T. Recordings label.
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- Baltimore Magazine 1 Oct 2010
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Urbanite Magazine 1 Sep 2010
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Named after an Indian spiritual leader, Sri Aurobindo specializes in heavy psychedelic/garage rock. The quartet—Brandon Arinoldo, Danny Chenault, Mike Furniere, and Mike Romano—just released their debut LP, Cave Painting, on local label Friends Records. www.myspace.com/sriaurobindo
Natty Paint tank: $20 at www.NattyPaint.com
Farah gray denim pants: $78.95 at the 16 Ton pop-up shop at Doubledutch Boutique
Necklace and glasses: model’s own
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Women Entrepreneur 11 Aug 2010
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Emily Li Mandri officially launched her designer label, Natty Paint, in May 2009. She quickly gained a cult following in Baltimore, where the company is based. Local indie musicians began sporting her silk-screened T-shirts in performances, and celebrities such as Lucy Liu have purchased the clothing in New York boutiques.
For Li Mandri, success has been sweet, but it hasn't been accidental. Through a combination of ingenious marketing and guerilla product placement, Natty Paint has gone from the kitchen table to the main stage at some of the most prominent music venues in the country.
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City Paper 28 Jul 2010
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Natty Threads
Emily Li Mandri looks to continue expanding her start-up fashion label.
Designer/creator Emily Li Mandri is one of the more recent entrants into Baltimore's flowering indie-arts community. She started her clothing label Natty Paint in the spring of 2009, and in just over a year since, she's launched a 2010 summer line, had a booth at Artscape, and has even clothed local musician Dan Deacon.
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Eat On This 30 May 2010
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My girl Emily Li Mandri the main commando at Natty Paint decided to finally drop some heat for the Summer and it sure is sizzling!! Spandex disco leggings complimented by the Natty Paint signature graphics and cool red spandies stripped in black!! She also has these dope shiny spandex shorts that are for the retro and sexy.
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