I cannot stop looking at jewelry lately! Kyyote is the product of Amanda Loos, eco-super girl who rescues exotic woods and vintage odds and ends and turns them into statement jewelry pieces. Plus, two trees are planted for each piece sold.
Bling up your winter holiday outfit (or someone else's) with this bike chain inspired necklace. I'm pretty sure you can take anything rugged and make it feminine by transferring it into 14 karats. By Melissa Joy Manning.
This stunning black and white dress is truly a work of modern art, with a stream of tulle that drapes over the shoulder and threads through the front of the dress. Even more amazing? The sale price! By Thread Social.
This Rachel Roy dress gives the impression of separates: an abstract silk top printed with what seems the shadow of a forest tree, and a red and black woven skirt. I would feel so neo-noir in this, like a bad ass vixen - refined.
I love aviation, and this Karen Walker sweater dress with its airplane design, decorated with skulls and bell sleeves, definitely speaks to me! It sounds something like, "Ca-ching!" Must purchase a.s.a.p. Comes in black as well as cream.
This plaid linen scarf shirt is light enough for cool(er) summer nights and layers can be added to last through winter! Don't you love year-round apparel? By Harmon.
This Nylon bomber is the perfect alternative to a leather jacket and it's lightweight enough for Spring weather. Not completely animal friendly though, as it has some leather accents. By Mackage.
The sweatshirt is reinvented! Now with interesting texture and shape, 'sweats' has a new meaning. This garment is unisex and features a built in scarf to keep you warm. By Henrik Vibskov.
Designers have become fascinated with hoods lately, it seems. This wool hooded blazer by Crispin & Basilio is certainly a new take on comfort. And it's lined with silk!
