Designer Sarahseven has solved an age old dilemma...how to be a part of a bridal party with a dress that you can actually wear again. These gorgeous, ethereal pieces will definitely be prominent at the front of your closet, not cowering shamefully in the back.
Loving the Spring '09 collection from Dear Creatures. Inspired by American icons and beauties of the 60's and 70's.
If this isn't the cutest presentation of a collection I've ever seen. Rachel Antonoff of my beloved Mooka Kinney. Find this dress and other fantastic indie pieces here.
Ok...so...rompers. yeah. Definitely iffy at best; although I'd like to look feminine, I'm a little past looking like a little girl. It's an awfully fine line. Then I came across the woven bustier style number at the top and Brooklyn's one and only Samantha Pleet changed my mind. Loving the sexy, indie vibe of the collection. Any girl who designs a romper that doesn't scream pigtails and lollipops is a star, but check out her site to see why everyone agrees.
New goods from one of my fave etsy shops, Snoozer Loser. Loving the limimited edition, vintage pieces!
Beautiful collection by Heather Martin. Vancouver based Mono is a capsule series that explores the spaces between art, craft, design, and fashion. There are a couple of pieces available at Beklina, including that gorgeous knotted necklace.
Are these sweet or what? Brooklyn based Valerie Soles created her Dear Birthday collection as an outlet for her need to "put things together". Well if only all my efforts to put things together resulted in this. Valerie is inspired by fairy tales, folk dress, and nature and applies her BFA in Photography to her equally sweet images. Check out the shop. 
My love affair with Christopher Deane continues. Do these two ever do wrong? I think this summer I'll visit their Williamsburg digs and swoon in person. 
One thing I've noticed among the Portland based designers, aside from fistfuls of talent, is their penchant for gray garments. Must be something about reflecting their surroundings if what I've heard about their winter weather is true, but gray has never looked so chic or innovative. Emily Ryan produces her small collection from start to finish with an emphasis on texture, shape, and comfort. Check out the shop here.
Classic, feminine, terribly adorable with serious style. All ways I can describe Caroline Hedaya; in what appears to be only two seasons the collection already makes a head turning statement... and not just because you've got ruffles on your backside.
