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By now you know that I am a big fan of stocking your closet with high quality, well-made, classic pieces. Garments that you can keep forever and wear a half a dozen different ways. While playing around on twitter, I was introduced to SPUN, a super cute clothing line made in the USA of organic cotton.

Always a fan of slow and sustainable fashion, I was excited to hear the People Tree has launched its Spring Preview and latest collaboration with the ever-adorable Miss Emma Watson.

Hello my lovely readers.  You may remember that not too long ago I shared with you an article that I wrote for the online publication Modern Hippie Mag. I was really excited to have that first article published.  And you know what?  I was just as excited to hear that my second submission was deemed worthy! [...]

Do you think good clothes (that is well made, original, timeless, art-like clothes) are worth investing in, even if they are more expensive than what you’re used to buying?

If we’re Facebook Friends, Twitter Buddies, Tumblr Pals, or linked up on LinkedIn you probably know by now that I recently contributed to Modern Hippie Mag, a fantastic resource for anyone who wants to incorporate eco-conciousness into their lifestyle.  I was so excited to be asked to write for them, as I really love the [...]

Hello darlings.  Let me start by expressing my sincere apologies that Sunday Obsessions has fallen by the wayside.  I believe it’s been over a month since I have shared with you my cozy morning discoveries.  Lots! have been happening in my life- both personal and professional and my focus has simply been elsewhere. I promise [...]

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My thought is choose a bag that you love, that feels comfortable, that fits your lifestyle, and that makes you feel fabulous when you sport it. follow these guidelines and you’ll never go wrong.

While I’m not sure that these pieces are really my style, I applaud the innovation. I love hearing about the marriage of science and creativity. Check it out! Edible Clothing by Emily Crane from Jasmin Chua on Vimeo

While I wait for the my pattern-maker, Annemarie, to finish the muslin mock-up, I have been finalizing color details for the cotton and leather aspects of the bags.  I’m really liking the 4 very different colorways.  What do you think?