Just wanted to post that I’ve started making jewelry again! Some of you know I used to have a jewelry line called “Small Thunder” which sold at Ron Herman, but I had stopped making jewelry for a while (aside from the occasional gift or personal project). I recently found these great vintage brass triangles and have been making necklaces with new goldplated chain. Right now I have enough for three necklaces worth. I will contact my source for more if they do well! I will post photos as I add more new items.

© 2009 Christina Beaulac-Ferris

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1. Renilde De Peuter  2. Junque in the Trunque 3. Fine Little Shop  4. Wooly Baby  5. Portuguese Vintage

I have admired this Etsy shop for a while–  even more so now that they are making these lovely knit bags!  I am totally one of those people that carries around a gigantic old bag as a purse, so these drew me in.  The best part is that they are custom, so you can pair your own colours.

I am totally enamoured of this jewelry line!  The top two are definitely my favourites.  To quote another blog I like, “If you can’t buy it, blog it!”

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Yes, Marisa Tomei is still adorable.  Scott Sternberg continues with his tradition of shooting various folks (some very famous, some more obscure) for his Boy by Band of Outsiders lookbooks- this time with Marisa Tomei at local hipster favourite, Chateau Marmont.  The last shoot was of Sarah Silverman at Canter’s Deli, which is pretty darn good too.

1. & 2.  Jess James Jake  3. Dear Golden Vintage  4. Dahlila Found

I just read that Rodarte is going to do a collection for Target, which is mind-blowing.   I love this Pasadena-based duo (practically my neighbours), but am at a loss when trying to imagine them designing a collection for the masses.  They are known for their airy-yet-edgy, avant-garde approach to design.  It will be interesting to see how they translate their couture styles into a more accessible product.  I’m looking forward to it, are you?  What Target collaborations have you enjoyed in the past?

Images are from Spring ‘09 Ready-to-Wear

What an amazing portfolio. I literally looked at every photo on his site.  The interaction with objects and models is so meticulous and beautiful.

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In all my thrift store and antique store trolling, this was my only good vintage score in Boulder! I really love it though.