Diana Necklace
Mother of Pearl leaves from pre-war Japan and a solid brass vintage chain combine to make the prettiest necklace we’ve seen in months!
Lovingly designed by Gwen Davis.
$129 at Gwendolyn Davis.
August 28th, 2006
Mother of Pearl leaves from pre-war Japan and a solid brass vintage chain combine to make the prettiest necklace we’ve seen in months!
Lovingly designed by Gwen Davis.
$129 at Gwendolyn Davis.
August 28th, 2006
French ducks make this tote adorable, and the bright yellow color is uber-trendy for fall.
But most of all, talking animals are awesome.
$24 at Fred Flare.
August 25th, 2006
The Braided Bead Charm was originally designed by Lourdes Amador for a friend’s birthday. But after seeing how many compliments it received, Lourdes decided to share the wealth and add it to her online store.
Lourdes recommends wearing this charm on a long chain–either alone or with other charms. Wear it with this fall’s sweaterdress and leggings combo, or wear it to work under your Perfect blazer and a preppy shirt.
Want more from Lourdes? Bijou Boutique just launched a new line, "Rebellious," which unleashes Tough Love with beads and bangles. Rebellious features street flavoured brass knuckles, antique keys, bad girl handcuffs, lucky dice, and sterling skulls.
$15 at Bijou Boutique.
August 24th, 2006
There’s nothing more stylish than doing good while looking good. You can do both if you pick up a Peter Rabbit (or other Rabbit) charm at Puppy Paws. Charms are big for Fall, and 15% from every Bunny item sold benefits the House Rabbit Society. Donations help pay for vet services for shelter bunnies.
So, go on, give the bunnies some love.
$29 at Puppy Paws.
2 comments August 23rd, 2006
Brown and white make a deliciously chic combination.
$249.95 (sale) at Anthropologie.
2 comments August 18th, 2006
Designer Julie Sherwood’s Sheena handbag is named after the Queen of the Jungle. Quite appropriate, given the handbag’s combination of soft body ruching, a delicately braided handle with bold hardware, and strong earth tone, animal print leathers.
Versatile as it is exotic, the Sheena handbag goes from day to night, accompanying both casual and dressy looks. To best show off the bag’s styling details, wear the Sheena bag with a contrasting color.
Fun fact about Julie? She loves to drive her vintage Ford car, which dates back to 1950!
$348 at Lucia Bella.
2 comments August 17th, 2006
Carol Young’s grassy linen pocket skirt with white contrast detailing is perfectly paired with a earthy brown halter or a fresh white tank. $210 $147 (now 30% off) at Cessa Saval.
Fun fact about Cessa Saval? She’s the great-granddaughter of legendary ’40s Hollywood shoe designer, Ted Saval!
August 16th, 2006
Kitchen chic at its finest. We love the feminine a-line shape and the bow-adorned side pocket!
Special savings for Omiru readers: Enter OMIRU as your coupon code at checkout and receive 15% off your order!
$36 at Satinbox.
2 comments August 14th, 2006
Designer Gwendolyn Davis was inspired by nature and deco-era Art Nouveau to create her gorgeous Astrantia necklace, constructed out of mother of pearl petals from pre-war Japan. "As with everything I do creatively, my best teacher was nature. She teaches you the value of economy, proportion and exuberance all at once. The flower name â€Astrantia†comes from the Greek for Star, but I was thinking of a Gardenia when I made it."
Gwendolyn recommends pairing the delicate necklace with a Grecian-inspired top or dress with a plunging neckline and an empire waist. She would also pair the necklace with her bamboo bangles set with Swarovski crystals and some simple dangly vintage chain earrings.
Fun fact about Gwendolyn? She has a phobia for people in big, goofy costumes, likely stemming from a previous job as a costumer at Universal Studios.
$340 at Gwendolyn Davis.
August 11th, 2006
Could this crochet lip balm holder be any cuter?
$5.50 at Etsy.
2 comments August 10th, 2006
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