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Everlane Offers Luxury Basics Without the High Markups
I simply can’t say enough good things about Everlane, a brand that’s been making waves with their online-only shopping site and commitment to total transparency since their launch in November 2011....
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American Summer: Life, Liberty & Courage to Pioneer
Having grown up in the mountains of California and Idaho as a young girl, I am amazed at how my upbringing continues to direct my current path. Beyond my family built home many miles from any sign of...
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How to Live With Great Purpose in a World that Consumes
Hi Dear Ones! I’m now settled in on the East Coast in the NYC area and taking this year to study Accessories Design at FIT. If you live nearby, hit me up. This first fall post is a bit more about my...
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NYC Design Collective Held First Pop-Up Shop in East Village
Six eco-conscious NYC designers came together yesterday afternoon at 75 E 4th Street in the East Village for a collaborative pop-up shop made possible by Made in the Lower East Side (an awesome org...
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7 Spec-tacular Eyewear Brands To Set Your Sights On
If you’re going to wear something on your face, it better be something pretty spectacular. With that sentiment, here’s a roundup of eyewear brands that have won my attention. Each has a little...
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Summer Update: MIA at a Dude Ranch
Howdy Partners! It’s been slow around these blog parts for some months now… All the while, things in real life have been kicking up some dust. Quite literally, actually. I took the summer as a reprieve...
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What It Means to Live as an Artist
Hola, friends and precious strangers! I wasn’t sure when I’d ever circle back around to wordpress to share new insights, between getting schooled by Corporate America and spells of introspection and...
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Nisolo: The Shoemaker’s Process
Nisolo currently employs over 50 people, sustaining the jobs of craftspeople in Peru and preserving a creative skill set passed down from generations.
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