Once upon a time, a cowboy boot made love to a moccasin and they gave birth to the Hector boot.
(Hector Boots $249)
Love Child
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Pretty in Pink
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How romantic is this ruffled chiffon blouse, worn by Denni from Chic Muse? It’s just one of many sweet offerings from Queen’s Wardrobe.
(Ruffle Chiffon Blouse, $65)
Makr Carry Goods
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I’ve been on a purge kick recently and nothing is more annoying than my obscenely full and heavy wallet. (Are you allowed to make resolutions seven months into the new year??) These gorgeous and sleek handmade leather wallets from Makr Carry Goods are the perfect solution to keepin’ it simple. Handmade from start to finish, they are fuss free and leave room just for the essentials. No receipt, please.
P.S. Don’t miss their great blog!
(top row: Angle Wallets $60-$80, bottom row: Flap Wallets $90-$120)
Walk the Walk
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(Traditional Indian Jutis, $35-$45)
Prince of Hats
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Born in the early 19th century in Ecuador, the Panama Hat is as classic as it gets. We love Pachacuti’s line of fair trade hats and most importantly, their company principals. The UK-based company works directly with women’s co-operatives in Ecuador, where they carry out the entire production process from weaving to finishing and thus retain far more of the final value of the hat. Pachacuti is also the first fair trade company in the world to complete the pilot for the new World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO) certification. Watch this video and you’ll understand why each hand woven hat is truly worth every penny.
(Pachacuti Panama Hats $50-$150, video by Daniel Gautreau via Layered Goods)
Dolfie
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Minnetonka moccasins are staples in our closets and I wear mine almost everyday. Though, I think an upgrade is in order after discovering these moccasins by Barcelona based Dolfie. The details and colors blow me away! Unfortunately, they haven’t made it to the States yet but Blas, you know my size: purple, por favor!
