I had dinner with my friend Jake last night and couldn’t stop admiring his shirt, made by Coton Doux. All of the geometric shapes! So much fun!
The Fashion Search Engine
Tagwalk is apparently the world’s first fashion search engine. According to this Fast Company article the site was created by a former Vogue assistant called Alexandra Van Houtte.
NO! Poncho
This poncho expresses how feel about the current U.S. politics.
Women In Science on Scarves
This collection titled Women Who Inspire by Brooklyn based Slow Factory is just what the world needs right now. It’s a line of eco-friendly and fair trade based scarves dedicated to women in science. Boss ladies that paved the way. I am wearing my Amelia Earhart scarf every day and am channeling her courage as much as I can. You should put a boss lady around your neck as well.
Also, you should know that Slow Factory is a labor of love of one of the most generous, good hearted, strong women I have ever met: Céline Semaan Vernon.
Slow Factory
My friend Céline, founder of Slow Factory is one of the most courageous women I know. She uses fashion as a tool for social and environmental change. On cooler days like today, I always leave my house wearing one of her Slow Factory scarves. Her recent Women That Inspire collection is a thing of beauty.
You’re an inspiration, Céline!
Bad Hombre + Nasty Woman
Anna Dorfman is fast: Nasty Woman. Bad Hombre. Self-explanatory if you follow US politics.
X-Cap Light Up Hat
I totally don’t need this X-Cap Light Up Hat but I can’t help being intrigued.
Leather Wrist Ruler
I doubt this leather wrist ruler is practical to measure anything but it sure looks cool.
Amelia Erhart Scarf
Slow Factory created a series of 8 scarves dedicated to women that inspire. This one with Amelia Erhart is my favorite. She was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean – a trailblazer of a woman!
Les Yeux Shirt
I am hiring spent a lot of time in interviews last week. I just just stumbled upon this shirt and it made me laugh as I could see it making me highly uncomfortable and feeling stared at in an interview setting. Pretty funny.
(via Joanna)
Never Hem Again
Scale Denim aims to make jeans with different inseam and waist sizes. So no matter how tall or short you are, you will have a pair of jean that perfectly fit your body through the waist, thigh, knee, and calf. As a tall woman, I endorse this idea. But, oh wait, currently only available for men. Ops! Ok then guys, support the Kickstarter and help get this idea off the ground.
Never Grow Up
Love this t-shirt designed by Kyle Scheele. Also available as a print.
Graphic Tights
I just nearly dropped my coffee, stumbling upon these incredibly cool collection of Graphic Tights by TheHumanMade. How much fun are these?
(via Design Milk)
The World Needs More Face Time
The world needs more face time. This sweater is here to remind us.
Wire & Twine
The fine folks over at Wire & Twine are running a Spring sale. Good people. Fun designs.
Confetti Sweatshirt
I believe in confetti. I would rock this Confetti Sweatshirt. No doubt.
Slow and Steady
The older I get, the more I understand why my parents used to say that slow and steady wins. Nothing worthwhile can be rushed.
Folded Paper Furoshiki
What a lovely scarf. I’d wear it.
Trikona Ring
This Trikona ring looks like a crown for your finger. I like it.
Zero Waste Cashmere Bangles
I was recently gifted a pair of these Zero Waste Chashmere Bangles and I am loving them. They are made of 100% cashmere scraps. Each piece is unique and hand sewn in Brooklyn. Two thumbs up.
Clay and Bros Sandals
Last week the fabulous Paul Octavious stopped by our studio and I couldn’t help but notice his supercool sandals. They are by Clay and Bros and are the most minimal Sandal you could ever buy, made of a parachute cord and a Vibram sole. I wish they had some photos on their site of people wearing them. They looked sharp on Paul…
Help Ink
Help ink sells t-shirts, cards and prints that do good. The concept is simple: You spend $5, they give $1. The above t-shirt is by no other than Jessica Hische.
(via Chris Glass)