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Inspirations September 23, 2010

Bridging the Gap – Kueen Simple Bridge Earring + Necklace

We love keeping things simple, and we even love it more when we bump into something which is simple but sophisticated. It doesn’t have to contradict, as you can see for yourself. Here’s the Simple Bridge Earring (and necklace).

Inspirations May 25, 2010

BingBang Theory – NYC’s BingBang Jewelry

Bing Bang, New York based designer Anna Sheffield’s line of haute-costume jewelry, captured our hearts, fingers and necklines. Her signature style of layered sterling and brass chains, mixed metal finishes, curious charms & distressed lockets, often with bits of turquoise, pearls or Swarovski crystals, makes us feel like finding a treasure chest!

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Inspirations April 21, 2010

A Day at the Park – Bike Accessories

We’re So spontaneous. In the middle of a work day, we have decided to go outside and enjoy the weather. Everything is so flowery and beautiful, and if you put the pollens aside, it’s really perfect. This is a day to take the bike and just ride wherever your feet take you.

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Inspirations April 13, 2010

Join the Crew – J. Crew Accessories and Jewelry

We have good news and bad news. What would you like to know first?

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Designer Spotlight April 2, 2010

Kiss Me, I’m Made of Fabric – Kisim Fabric Bags

The changing temperatures create some dilemmas. What to wear, how many layers, boots or flats, bare legs? It’s warm in the morning but then back to cold at the evening… So many questions, so little time. Kisim‘s new line can solve at least one problem here, with the new handbags made of fabric (a great [...]

Tom,Cruise – Handlebar Cruiser Bags

You walk in style (the right steps and posture), you eat in style (even when there’s pesto sauce involved) and you sleep in style (only others drool.). You even bike in style, even when you wear a skirt. But you have to admit, biking with a bag is tricky. It’s either a backpack (heavy) or [...]

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