If we could spend an afternoon playing dress up in anyone's closet, the ever so imaginative Charlotte Olympia would be at the top of our short list - if notmore →
Jennifer Fisher piles on at least 24 pieces of jewelry before leaving the house every morning. A woman of my heart. This peek inside her Soho office highlightsmore →
Designer Jenni Kayne's Los Angeles home is proof that, sometimes, less is more. Reclaimed wood and natural stone elements give the modern architecture warmthmore →
Inspired by the beauty of nature and the mysteriousness of the deep sea, jewelry designer Flora Lam has launched her debut collection this week. N.more →
I'm always on the hunt for simple yet timeless pieces of jewelry to incorporate into my favorite mixes. So it's no wonder that South African designer Karin Raemore →
Back in January, we took a mini-tour of shoe designer Tabitha Simmons' airy, elegant, and unique Manhattan townhouse via the glossy pages of Vogue. Themore →
Inspired by her Creole heritage and her upbringing in Rome, Italian-Haitian designer Stella Jean merges both cultures with traditional wax prints andmore →
Pale turquoise set in bezels and pavé diamonds in 14kt gold, mismatched earrings and double sided rings . . . these are just a few of my favorite things! I'mmore →
Frederique Morrel and her husband Aaron Levin are best known for their needlepoint covered fiberglass sculptures. The design duo scours garage sales and fleamore →
I just spent the last hour perusing Jennifer Sarkilahti's collection of delicate and organic jewelry. She begins each design with a pencil sketch which ismore →
Do you remember that unforgettable scene in Auntie Mame with the fabulously far-fetched, post modern hydraulic benches designed by the fictional Danishmore →
Before launching her own label in early 2010 Felicity Brown had previously designed for Alberta Ferretti, Loewe, Mulberry and most recently, Lanvin. Hermore →
Walking into Norman Ambrose's debut presentation at New York Fashion Week was like going to a glamourous party in the 70s where you didn't really belong butmore →
Today we saw an amazing Edwardian & menswear inspired collection at Ruffian. Then Jason Wu's Victorian & Baroque inspired collection really pushed usmore →
Richard Chai's Fall Collection had us wishing we had a closet (or suitcase) full of muted greys, silk maxis and boyish oversized coats . . . like, yesterday.
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The ladies behind Twenty Seven Names have produced another delightful lookbook featuring their Winter 2011 Collection (as well as jewelry from fellow Newmore →
Full lengths, sheers, lace, fringe, florals and flares are staying strong and continuing into Zimmermann's Fall 2011 Collection and that is just fine by me.more →
