Showing posts with label brooklyn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brooklyn. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Boutique-ness

According to über-fashionable site Jargol, Brooklyn boutique Bird is having a lovely moving sale, with 25 to 50% off a lot of stock. If you live in the area, I recommend checking out the store as it is adorable (and on the website, it says that all stock is 50%, which seems to be in-store only). They also have an online shop. Here are some of my favorite sale items from their site:



3.1 Phillip Lim Two tone dress, $349

Bast Stackable Heart Ring, $99


Jeribacao Trovata Dress, $139


Mayle Pointelle Apaca Cardigan, $199

Monday, May 19, 2008

Brooklyn Flea Jewelry

I'm stashing some money away so I can head to Brooklyn Flea next month, the new flea market that's open every Sunday (rain or shine) in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. My deepest loves include all things available at flea markets, garage and yard sales... vintage clothes, old timey jewelry, knick knacks... The idea of finding some hidden treasure=my siren call.

Here are some lovely pieces from the jewelry vendors listed on the Brooklyn Flea website:


Magda Bracelet by Gabriela de la Vega, $1300



Enamel Flowers with Pearl Earrings by Teresa Kahres







Megan's Strawflower Adornment at Bonbon Oiseau, $288





Red Peony Necklace by Gavin and Lily, $65




Tiny Wave Necklace by Odette NY, $95 (Large, $132)



Yuzen Earrings by Yova Designs




Forest Nymph Necklace by Eswera Jewelry, $80

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Simple

Very much digging Diana Kane's minimal designs...


14K Open Circle Ring, $288 for rose or yellow gold ($64 for Sterling)







Green Amethyst on silk ribbon, $148




Beaded Hoop Earring, $174




10 Kt Handmade Letter charms, $50 for yellow or rose gold charm ($137 with chain)

Her boutique, located in Park Slope, also has some adorable sale items:



Chie Mihara T-Strap Heel, $224 (Originally $320)





Repetto Foxy Mary Jane, $202 (Originally $289)






Mischa Lampert Sailor Hat, $75 (Originally $150)


We spent a nice weekend enjoying Long Island. I know that sounds crazy, but there actually some decent places around here, and soon we'll moving... and a return will be rare.
We saw The Savages (highly recommended) and had some pub food (one of my favorites) and took some pictures, but this one I thought looked most like a country-western band outtake: