Anna Sheffield, of Bing Bang, has recently opened her first stand alone boutique in New York’s Lower East Side which showcases her eponymous line of bridal and fine jewelry. Each bespoke piece is so incredibly exceptional – the talented jewelry designer has an amazing knack for mixing metals, implementing unique techniques like inverting conflict free diamonds, and creating “gemstones” from solid gold. I do, Anna. I do.
Dutch artist Mike Frederiqo started off as a graffiti and tattoo artist but is best known for his portraits of celebrities as Sponge Bob. His newest project has Mike twisting fashion icons and designers into their own brand logos. Honestly, genius!
Halloween is my holiday . . . or at least it was before this year. With a house renovation and an infant on my already full plate, DIYing a head-to-toe costume has taken a backseat to other priorities. But despite how busy I am, I will not go without something to wear. Inspired by Maison Michel‘s lace bunny ears and everyone’s favorite Disney character, these easy to make Mickey Mouse ears are how I’m cheating my way through Halloween 2013.
You’ll need:
- black lace
- a wide plastic headband
- black wire
- a needle and black thread
- E6000
- a toothpick
- pliers (optional)
With just a scalpel, French-Canadian artist Myriam Dion intricately cuts stained glass and lace-like designs into the front pages of international newspapers. It’s mind blowing to think how she is able to execute these stunning works of art freehand!
Maiyet is all about celebrating high quality craftsmanship from all parts of the world. And what’s so special about the brand is that the clothing, while chic, is timeless, understated, and full of pieces that you want to own forever. We love the mohair sweaters, oversized parkas and gorgeous accessories that make up the fall collection. And if you have a few moments, check out the beautiful video below of Peruvian and Bolivian artisans hand knitting wintery pieces.
