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Toil + Trouble, Part 2: Interview
Check out Toil + Trouble, Part 1: New FW11 Bags! As promised, here is the long anticipated Q&A on the development of Toil + Trouble hard goods with designer and founder, Marcus Price. In addition...
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Free the Nations: Fall 2011
Wear your values with these colorful hues that lift people out of poverty. I recently had the pleasure of connecting with Free the Nations due to our shared vision for purposeful fashion and love their...
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Mei Vintage: Classic. Kimono. Style.
Classic, curved lines, architectural details, and kimono prints are signature moments found in Alice Huang’s USA crafted handbags. Having grown up both in Asia and Los Angeles, and spending 10 years in...
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Bold Moves at Brass Razoo
Social worker turned designer, Elise Vaughn, has a whole lotta bold moves, gorgeous baubles, and restyled wearables Model, Lindsey Anderson wearing the Elise Vaughn Metal Collar Necklace, $36 Elise...
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Africa Glitz ‘n’ Graphics
Polished surfaces and graphic African prints bring home a fresh aesthetic in these 15 socially conscious finds By paying homage to tradition and building new models of sustainable development, these...
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RAW: Madison’s New Indie Arts Network
This past month, RAW – an independent arts organization that operates in over 21 cities across the U.S. — put their grassroots down in Madison, Wis. I attended their first launch event, entitled...
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Kate Henri Jewelry Designs
Quirky casual jewelry with slow fashion values Robyn Berg’s new line of jewelry combines exotic colors and textures, a vintage sensibility, and offers just the right amount of quirkiness. This eclectic...
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Leather for the Ladies (and Gents) by Noah Marion
Noah Marion Quality Goods started small in a south Austin, Texas garage in 2006 utilizing all recycled and repurposed materials to create one of a kind bags and accessories. With a focus on quality...
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All About Denim: Nicholas Schmidt USA
Without the presence of a cotton twill, fondly coined “blue jean” in 1873, American sportswear as we know it today might well have developed into something quite the contrary. For the sake of this post...
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LYDALI: Valuing Beauty, Preserving Local Craft
Spearheaded by San Francisco-based friends Lydia Harter and Ali Price, Lydali is an online store that offers a curated selection of one-of-a-kind goods including jewelry, accessories, and housewares....
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NYC Design Collective Held First Pop-Up Shop in East Village
Six eco-conscious NYC designers came together yesterday afternoon at 75 E 4th Street in the East Village for a collaborative pop-up shop made possible by Made in the Lower East Side (an awesome org...
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Bombolulu Workshops in Kenya
Bombolulu Workshops in Kenya provide opportunity for disabled community members, the blind and deaf, through traditional craft and industry. Bombolulu Workshops and Cultural Center is a non-profit...
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Toil + Trouble, Part 2: Interview
Check out Toil + Trouble, Part 1: New FW11 Bags! As promised, here is the long anticipated Q&A on the development of Toil + Trouble hard goods with designer and founder, Marcus Price. In addition...
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