Namely: this mod letterpressed calendar in its own acrylic stand, now 50% off. Buying a calendar before March is overrated anyway. Who wants to pay $15 for Jan and Feb?
The Modern Materialist likes the smell of library books. In bed.
Bad Joan promises good clothes, at 80% off. Anyone tried it? Shoot me a message and let me know.
Beautiful Bertoias, all in a row.
Over at Divine Caroline, Jacinta prints her own custom fabric.
My friend Grechen gets a pretty new website.
Make a wishlist/registry filled only with homemade goods.
Have you entered this week’s giveaway yet? Hope you win! See you on Monday…
The Dolce Vita shoe sale can set your feet free.
I’m a little beaten down by winter at this point, aren’t you? (And I live in Florida, which says something about either the weather this year, or my fortitude…probably both.) And while most sales are unloading their winter merch, I’d rather shop spring–cheaply. Here are my greatest hits from Urban Outfitters‘ new collection that will put spring in your step:
1. Urban Renewal Leather Chain Strap Bag, made from recycled leather jackets in UO’s Philly studios; 2. Colorblock Ruffle Dress; 3. Ecote Border Print Voile Skirt, which could be possibly the easiest summer-bbq-bottom ever (note the elastic waist); 4. Kimchi Blue Striped Sweatshirt; 5. Lark & Wolff by Steven Alan Sailor Jumper (adult onesies are my definition of a spring fling); 6. Matiko Nakia Sandal; 7. Mirror/Dash Rolled Cuff Tee (from Kim Gordon’s new line… just ignore model’s bleached legs); 8. UO Skyline Sunglasses, which perfectly capture our vintage eyewear moment; 9. Silence & Noise Fleece Motorcycle Jacket; 10. Serpentine Necklace, which was splashed all over UO’s catalog, because it goes with all of these pieces; 11. Silence & Noise Chevron Tank, which would make a fantastic outfit paired with the necklace on the left and the shoes on the right (add skinny jeans, please); 12. Jeffrey Campbell Crosshatch Platform, the actualization of fierce.
If you’re totally sick of looking at your coat (and at this mid-winter moment, who isn’t?), think about alternating it with this burgundy number. (Also available in olive and glamorous dirt-magnet cream.) With details like an asymmetrical collar that folds up to a warm funnel, a belt that trims your waist, and a v-neck hem perfect for leg crossing, the coat’s tailored details make its $49.99 price tag even more ridiculously reasonable.
