Color it up and dress it down with these impressive fair trade shoulder bags made in Guatemala. Both bags are made of recycled material from traditional skirts and huipiles. Amazing, right? I’m trying to decide on which one, though I might just need to get both.
(Fair Trade Guatemalan Shoulder Bag $34, Fair Trade Guatamalan Patch Shoulder Bag $28)
The Let’s Colour Project is a worldwide movement, with the help of different paint companies, to transform grey spaces with colorful paint and spread color all over the world. Working together with local communities, Let’s Colour Project has hit up the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Istanbul, Rajasthan and London. Makes you want to join in, no? Thanks, Barret!
You don’t need to shell out a fortune for a great leather belt. Any of these high waisted brown belts will become a staple in your closet and are wearable all year round, whether you throw it over a dress, a coat, a pair of high waited jeans or shorts.
(clockwise from left: Linea Pelle Studded Belt $23, Moroccan Leather Belt $35, High Waisted Hook Belt $20, Chinese Laundry Cutout Belt $28, Delia’s Waist Belt $24.50)
NY based model and photographer Dylan Forsberg is designing a line called ‘Where I Want To Be’, where he places his landscape photography on destructed and dyed tees. I’m loving the half-rolled sleeve detail and I can’t wait to see more!
I am loving turbans and can’t seem to get them out of my head. Perhaps its time to get them on my head, especially after seeing these photographs that Alexandra Valenti shot for Sisters of the Black Moon (purveyors of a fabulous ebay store full of vintage treasures).
