Project no.8 has these amazing hand-printed Salvor lawn chairs online which I’ve been eyeing for a while. I’m pretty familiar with Salvor Projects’ accessories, so inspired by these folding chairs, I popped into their Website and happily stumbled upon their Fall 2010 look book. Which ironically doesn’t have any accessories (other than this pin up scarf), but incredibly distinct knits. This scarf is beautiful:



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Pour Porter, the new online indie boutique I posted about last week is having a little 10 – 20% sale. Their Swedish Hasbeen booties are 20% off. As well as jewelry by Manu + more. Prices go back up June 14 so don’t miss out. Really, don’t. These designers aren’t easy to find. START SHOPPING…

You may remember my previous feature on Laurel Hill Jewelry. Now, Laurel Hill is Esser Vesper.

“ESSERvesper is hand cast out of bronze and sterling utilizing the lost wax technique. The pieces are intended to be worn daily and age through wear, thus increasing meaning and attachment. The line is sculptural, seasonless, and wears to the wearer.”
No piece is exact. Like works of art, every flaw, shine or glimmer, is testament to the piece’s original character.”

I’m obsessed with these bronze stacked rings, and the way the lovely Una Portland (their only current stock list) mixes them up online.
These beautiful frocks by Brooklyn-based designer Mina Stone are so soft and airy — the perfect addition to any summer wardrobe. Most boutiques may be gearing up for fall arrivals…but I’m just living in the moment here:



Mina Stone’s Spring/Summer collection is currently available online at Frances May.
On Tuesday I posted about online indie boutique Pour Porter, and now I’ve crossed paths with yet another great online boutique. Hunting and Collecting is based out of Belgium (but they ship everywhere — I asked) and feature an amazing selection of clothing, accessories and even print and objects, from many designers that aren’t frequently available in the US.


They carry Carin Wester, Stine Goya, Von Sono, Cosmic Wonder, Bess, Sabrina Dehoff and the even stock that amazing papier bag we featured a while back from Saskia Diez. It’s like a Style Bite reunion. The site is clean and modern (which I’m sure mimics their brick and morter in Belgium), with straighforward navigation. Visit Hunting and Collecting online…


Erin Considine Jewelry is my newest hand dyed obsession, aside from Shabd of course. Based out of her Brooklyn New York Apt (her kitchen to be exact), all or Erin’s jewelry is hand-made using all natural dyes and fibers and reclaimed materials. Favorites are her ‘Asiode’ necklace made of hand dyed cotton with logwood, turmeric, onion skin+hibiscus copper+brass, and the hand dyed ‘Tower’ bracelets and fun bolos. Yes, bolos. Hee Haw!



Erin Considine is available for purchase online at Beklina, Una and the artist’s own site.
Hi guys! Sorry for the absence lately. I have so many great indie designers + boutiques to share! I’ll start with my newest obsession Pour Porter.
Pour Porter has created quite a lovely space online for smaller lessor-known designers. They currently stock designers like Manu by Lauren Manoogian, Mono, Swedish Hasbeens, ffixxed and a few more. Simply stated: I want every single piece in this e-boutique. The layout is clean, simple and functional, and their blog showcases, alongside shop news, info on other great indie designers. Start Shopping….



