Desert Kicks for the Urban Jungle
Herbert Schier vellies
Neon has no place on safari, but we’re all about it this season. Today we’ve set our sights on a Namibian heritage brand kicking desert boots up a notch.
Neon has no place on safari, but we’re all about it this season. Today we’ve set our sights on a Namibian heritage brand kicking desert boots up a notch.
The downtown designer gives us a peek at her collection of vintage rock ’n’ roll tees and the first vinyls she ever received.
Confession: Your last bouquet lived in a pitcher. Filled with tonic water. For a very short time.
Liven things up with a custom bouquet to fit your taste, from minimal greens to dramatic bougainvillea bling. Display seasonal blooms in antique china vases or more modern recycled glass containers. And with home deliveries, let floral decor wilt no more.
All hail to a limited-run clothing line that uses vintage Amish fabrics.
Hats off to you if you’re celebrating Derby Day with a splashy outfit this year. Pick up some Derby-suited duds at a local vintage shop that’s not afraid to be over the top.
She puts the rad in Radosevich with a simple tutorial on making your sandals stand out. The process can also be applied (literally) to bracelets, headbands, belts, and more.
Turns out sustainability applies to more than just food. Myriad contemporary designers are taking care to create garments with the environment in mind. Fashion-forward styles feel even better when you know they’re not hurting the earth.