Mola Accessories
Helmed by Daniela Barbague who I discovered several years ago, these statement pieces are made in Buenos Aires.
Inspired by mysticism, feminine energy, and divinity, Daniela’s pieces are sculptural creations, incorporating crystals, metals, hand painted illustrations, & words of inspiration on jewelry, hats, and accessories.
We love her work so much that we’ve just launched a collection of vintage-inspired lacquer evening bags that I designed with her.
Blue Sheep Linen Sets:
Another young Argentinian label, Blue Sheep is dedicated to three important missions: producing domestically instead of outsourcing, using natural fibers such as cotton, linen, silk, wool, & leather, and offering a broad range of sizes and colors.
We are loving their linen matched blazer and skirt sets - a perfect match for the impending heat and humidity.
Stella Torres Macrame:
Known for hand-made macrame, crochet and knits, every single piece from this Colombian brand is hand-knit and unique.
Bold jewel tones and rich metallics are eye-catching in every silhouette (from batwing sleeved sweaters to fringe-trimmed shawls) and make the perfect spring transitional piece. This new silver sleeveless dress is begging to be taken out!
American In Paris Sunny Legs
A body moisturizer and correcting product. Inspired by summers in Rio de Janeiro and tan legs sticking out from shorts or skirts, I developed this product out of necessity!
I had just moved to London from Los Angeles and during that first spring, my legs were a bit too pale for my liking. I worked with a professional makeup artist to develop a transfer proof product that would impart a subtle tan and glow and to be universally flattering for all skin tones.
Like a tinted moisturizer for legs, it’s transfer-proof and won’t turn you orange. Pop by the store to try it out, or purchase one here.
