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Erin Hagstrom, 28, from Oakland, CA, USA is a fulltime blogger at calivintage.com and also a full-time blog writer at ModCloth – and runs and maintains the ModCloth Tumblr as well!
We think she’s N.E.E.T. because of: her supercute crop and love of vintage!
What’s the meaning behind your blog’s name?
It’s pretty straightforward: I’m a California native and I love everything vintage! It actually started as “California Vintage” way back when, but then I ended up abbreviating it and squeezing it all together over time.
How would you describe your style?
I create vintage-inspired looks with a modern sensibility, but the influences change. Lately I’ve been on a bit of a bag lady kick, and I’m really getting into the 70s trend as well!
What inspires you?
I’m obsessed with following fashion, both from the big design houses and from smaller, independent designers. And I’m also obviously very inspired by vintage. Either hunting for vintage in shops, or watching old movies.
Your favorite item in your wardrobe?
A simple chambray work shirt. For me, it’s what I pair with jeans and bright red lipstick on those lazy days when I’m feeling less than creative. It may be simple, but it always does the trick!
How would you describe your blog?
It’s a personal style blog (along with a companion Tumblr) where I document most of my outfits, and a place for me to collect all of my favorite inspirations from designer collections to my favorite outfits seen on style blogs.
What are your spring fashion plans?
This is going to be the spring/summer of “flatforms” for me. I love to wear heels, but they can be hard on my feet, so I’m happy to see so many cool wedges that aren’t very steep! The nautical theme is one that I will forever love for spring! I’ve got my eye on this particular Rachel Antonoff dress. I always like to play around with different eras in fashion, and I’m having a lot of fun playing around with the 70s trend right now – I’m particularly loving high rise flared denim and midi skirts! Straw hats are always essential in the warmer months. Last year, I went for cute boaters, but this year I’m going for a wider brim. Glasses – I have terrible vision, but I usually wear contact lenses. This spring, I hope to pick up some really cute, nerdy frames to give my eyes a rest! And a new bike! This year, I’m looking forward to getting a cute cruiser for around town from a local company called Public Bikes. I love this 3 speed mixte style frame because I can ride it while wearing a skirt!
Clockwise from top left: Rachel Antonoff Crimson and Collars Dress $244.99 modcloth.com Summer Sun Hat $15 jacksalixir.etsy.com Vintage Glasses $29 modvintageshop.etsy.com Wide Leg Laurel Organic Jeans £135 Del Forte @ fashion-conscience.com Nude Platform Sandals $635 openingceremony.us Bicycle $750 publicbikes.com
Local Shopping Secrets:
My favorite vintage shop is Pretty Penny here in Oakland, and my favorite independent boutique is Conifer across the bay in San Francisco.
Online Shopping Secrets:
Right now, I spend most of my time browsing Etsy for vintage, or hitting up shops like Pixie Market, Opening Ceremony, and ModCloth (of course)!
Follow Erin at: www.calivintage.com
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Beth Jones, 30, is a fulltime fashion blogger in Orange County, CA. She blogs over at: bjonesstyle.wordpress.com
We think she’s N.E.E.T. because of: her love of color and pattern, her style icon is Carrie Bradshaw, and we featured her in N.E.E.T. way back in 2007 – and she’s still working it!
What’s the meaning behind your blog’s name?
I used to have the fashion blog, The Vintage Society.. it started with the idea to eventually open a store with that name. Over the years, things changed a lot and I started working as a stylist and fashion editor and I felt I need to re-brand myself and my blog. B. Jones Style is my brand with my name in it. It is about my style and how that effects every nook and cranny of my life: fashion, home, travel and shopping.
Your style icons?
Recently, I have been really inspired by Diane Keaton during the 70s and 80s. I love people who go all out like Catherine Baba or Iris Apfel. My all time icon is Carrie Bradshaw… till the day I die!
How would you describe your style?
Vintage-Inspired, Eclectic, Dram-glam.
What inspires you?
I’ve been really inspired by movie/tv characters lately: Annie Hall, Play it Again Sam, SATC, Clueless, Mary Tyler Moore Show, etc. I am also inspired by vintage pieces – I love buying something unique and then letting that inspire an outfit.
Your favorite item in your wardrobe?
High waist trousers. I wear them all the time and make the layered up and simple.. any season and always classic. Love them.
How would you describe your blog?
Very much me! It is about my style and how the effects my fashion sense, my home decor and how I shop. I thrift and vintage shop a lot… mainly because I love the hunt and I love pulling off the “runway looks” without breaking the bank. I am every day kinda girl who loves bringing glamour into every aspect of life. I believe women should dress up and have fun even if their life consists of errand running, dinner dates, and just the regular ‘ole stuff.
What are your fashion plans for this spring?
Prada-esque stripes on anything, coveralls, big flashy earrings, wide leg high waist pants, gold paired with a bohemian piece, and big florals.
Clockwise from top left: Streip Cardigan £28 Jackpot @ fashion-conscience.com Recycled Cardboard Notebook $8.95 shopmiquelrius.com Celeb Look-alike Shorts $64.99 modcloth.com Peacock Geode Necklace $58 brooklynthread.etsy.com Maximum Fringe Necklace $65 iheartnorwegianwood.etsy.com Sailor Pants $320 Gryphon @ shoplesnouvelles.com Faceted Purple Earrings $40 Sequin @ charmandchain.com Capelet Jumpsuit $284 Martin Lamothe @ pixiemarket.com
Local Shopping Secrets:
I do shopping features on my site which showcase my favorites places to shop, so here are a few: Crossroads Trading Co. (for designer pieces at low prices), Elsewhere Vintage (amazing vintage), and MaCalistaire Vintage (gypsy vintage).
Online Shopping Secrets:
I buy a lot on Etsy but not neccessarily from one shop. I love to shop for the trends that I am looking for, like shopping for key words such as “wide stripes”, “big florals”, etc.
Follow Beth at: bjonesstyle.wordpress.com
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Alice Zielasko, 23, is a sociology student from Cracow, Poland. She blogs over at: alicepoint.blogspot.com
We think she’s N.E.E.T. because of: her bold jewelry choices, touches of leopard print and love of black!
What’s the meaning behind your blog’s name?
I think it was some kind of word play, it sounded good to my ears. The basis is “Alice” which is my real name. ‘Point’ means my point of view about fashion, trends etc.
What inspires you?
Fashion blogs are my first inspiration. I’m also inspired by fashion shows and magazines, by music, and art. I also love watching people and so get many good ideas while strolling along or going by tram.
What’s your favorite item in your wardrobe?
Levi’s denim shorts, bought second hand for about 1 euro.
What are your fashion plans for this spring?
Orange leggings, a ring with a cross, a mesh longsleeved top, a crochet longsleeved dress, a trench coat with leather sleeves, new wedges.
Clockwise from top left: Acoustic Ballad Dress $74.99 modcloth.com Leggings $28 americanapparel.net Second Husband Coat $391 Rachel Comey @ twentythirtyforty.net Cross Knuckle Ring $15.99 snefter.etsy.com Cheap Monday Bodycon Mesh Top $65 AUD thegrandsocial.com.au Pony Hair Wedges $175 Jeffrey Campbell @ shopnastygal.com
Follow Alice at: alicepoint.blogspot.com
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Claire Schilhabel, 27, from Madison, Wisconsin, is a vintage clothier and shop girl at a few local boutiques, as well as a barista extraordinaire! She blogs over at: www.mamushkamarie.blogspot.com
Where did the name of your blog come from?
Mamushka was actually a nickname my boyfriend gave me when we first started dating, he is always coming up with silly names to call me… I then added my middle name Marie and it stuck!
How would you describe your blog?
Who are your style icons?
Nowadays it’s Elsa Billgren. I also greatly admire Joanna Newsom. I like to cull aesthetics from an always changing, wide variety of sources and eras.
How would you describe your style?
Wide eyed, feminine and multifarious… on a budget!
What inspires you?
I’m inspired by anything and everything visual. Film especially, old children’s books and early 20th century fashion advertisements, cute French girls, photography, art and architecture.
What’s your favorite item in your wardrobe?
I will always love and never part with my mother’s dresses from the 70s.
What are your fashion plans for this winter?
Since the winters in Wisconsin are bitterly cold, my winter fashion plans are all about layering and practicality. Definitely a faux fur muff and warm woollen tights and/or socks, cardigans… a plaid dress, headscarves galore to keep the snow off my head and to keep my ears warm, tall rubber boots, a mustard yellow cape or trench, and an “ascot” cowl.
1. Saucy Saffron Coat $64.99 modcloth.com 2. Leopard Muff Handbag $85.00 kareygreen.etsy.com 3. Tokyo Rain Boots $60.00 plueys.com 4. Cruelty-free Merino Wool Cardigans £59.00 each Skin and Threads @ fashion-conscience.com 5. Recycled Scarves £45.00 each tamasyngambell.com 6. Contrast Socks $19.00 lisab.com
Local Shopping Secrets:
A really adorable new shop in town is called Zip-Dang – it’s a mix of handmade and vintage and has everything from clothing to decor – not to mention the best vintage eye-wear ever! Also the Good Style shop is amazing for fashion forward yet wearable vintage, they also have a fantastic vinyl/cassette selection too.
Online Shopping Secrets:
Hansel from Basel, Ginny & Jude, and Nice-Etc to name a few…
Follow Claire at: www.mamushkamarie.blogspot.com
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Lydia Okello, 21, from Vancouver, Canada, is currently a barista at Starbucks, but is starting a Fashion Merchandising program in November, so hopefully won’t be a Barista forever! She blogs over at: styleisstyle.blogspot.com
Who are your style icons?
Where do I start? I will never get enough of late 50s/early 60s housewife, debutante goodness. I know that the 1950s come and go as far as trends go, but to me there is nothing better. So so many bloggers inspire me! Some of my favourites who are “iconic” to me are CaliVintage, The Clotheshorse, Mitzi Cocoa, Taghrid, Kristin Gisors, and Hannah of Hannah and Landon. As far as celebrities goes, I really like Chloë Sevigny and Zooey Deschanel’s style. Chloe has a fearlessness that is unparalleled, and Zooey has a panache for vintagey looks that are too good to resist. I love the music and style of Florence and the Machine and La Roux. Florence truly is dreamlike vision come to life, all romantic and mystical (in the least costume-y way), and La Roux has effortless, androgynous cool, of which I am very jealous.
How would you describe your style?
My style is first and foremost girly. I love anything frilly and feminine, and I wear pants all of 10 times a year (on average). I think my style is best described as feminine, vintage inspired whimsy.
What inspires you?
Anything vintage always gets me going. There is something about “the good olden days” that gets me going. There are so many blogs that I read (my Google Reader is a out of control), so I’m inspired daily by bloggers from around the world. I’m also a bit of a magazine junkie, Lula Magazine is hands down my favourite. You’ll never be disappointed by an issue of Lula! Other than that, I’m inspired by random ordinary things, and my friends and family.
What’s your favourite item in your wardrobe?
It is very, very difficult to choose one item, but I would have to say my thrifted tulle skirt is one of my very favourite finds. It’s the perfect amount of sweetness, and I had been searching for one for so long that when I finally found it, I was ecstatic! I also love my navy wool cape, also from a thrift store. I’m currently love my self made leopard print turban headband. It was crafted from a 50¢ tank top, and now it’s an indispensible bad hair day staple!
How would you describe your blog?
An outfit heavy photo blog, with snippets from my daily life. I try to write a little something with every post. I also post lots of editorials and images that I find visually arresting and inspiring, as well as other bloggers who inspire me.
What are your fashion plans for this fall?
This fall I’m craving chunky knit sweaters and scarves, anything in a bitter shade of mustard, lots of capes, stacked oxford heels, gravity defying platforms and leopard print. All things leopard print are looking deliciously tacky and awesome to me lately!
1 I Don’t Like Mondays Cape $100.00 cihanbeyboutique.etsy.com Earthy Wool Capelet $50.00 vintagegaleria.etsy.com 2 Heeled Oxfords from $58.99 shopruche.com 3 Yellow Knit Picky Scarf $47.99 modcloth.com Butterscotch Extra Long Cowl $68.00 yarnovermoment.etsy.com 4 Vintage Leather and Fur Belt $20.00 magicmuti.etsy.com Oh Yes Wedges $129.95 Jeffrey Campbell @ solestruck.com Year of the Leopard Top $37.99 modcloth.com
Local Shopping Secrets:
I’ve just moved from a smaller city (Abbotsford, BC) to a major city – Vancouver, BC. I haven’t done tons of shopping, but I really like USED on Granville Street and Front and Company on Main Street. The first is a really great vintage shop, with decent (read: not stratospheric) prices, and the second is a well laid out consignment store with a great selection of new, vintage and consigned clothing.
Online Shopping Secrets:
Modcloth!!! I know they’ve been growing in popularity, and with good reason. They carry amazing pieces, and who doesn’t love store updates every day?!? I also really like Ramona West Vintage for reconstructed vintage that looks deliciously modern (without losing its retro charm). As far as Etsy goes, I like to drool over Gardens of Whimsy‘s amazing collection of floral adornments. There are some beautiful pieces over at My Loved One and Lisa Zain kills me with their array of exquisite vintage shoes.
Follow Lydia at: styleisstyle.blogspot.com
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Nikole Crowe, from Valley Village, California, is a jewelry designer, and blogs over at: themoptopmaven.com
Who are your style icons?
Carrie Bradshaw, Kerri Washington, Grace Kelly.
How would you describe your style?
I would describe my style as timeless, and understated. I do like to incorporate trendy items into my wardrobe from time to time, however I usually style them around classic pieces to add more longevity to my wardrobe.
What inspires you?
I guess an easier question to answer would be, what doesn’t inspire me! Everything inspires me. From nature, and architecture, to art and ancient antiquities. I am a very visual person; I love images that evoke some sort of thought, and emotion.
What’s your favorite item in your wardrobe?
My favorite item in my wardrobe would most likely have to be my Diane Von Furstenberg silk wrap dress. I’ve had it for almost 10 years, and it is still as relevant today as it was then.
How would you describe your blog?
My blog is pretty much an extension of me. It encompasses my love for all things creative, touches on my quest for self-advancement whilst inviting others to come along on the journey with me, and of course, I talk a lot about hair!
What have you been wearing this this summer?
MORE tribal prints, shorts with a nice scalloped edge, vintage floppy hats, vintage pin-up swimsuits, vintage rompers and high waist shorts.
1 Eggplant Shorts $58.00 neneee.etsy.com The Griffith Scalloped Shorts $120.00 alexandragrecco.etsy.com 2 Dookie Bracelets $10.00 shop.nakimuli.com Cherry Oxfords $110.00 osborndesign.com Hand-Beaded Pyramid Earrings €80.00 brokenfab.bigcartel.com 3 Vintage Ruby Straw Hat $18.00 kakalinarose.etsy.com 4 Polka Dot Retro Swimsuit £59.50 Esther Williams @ forluna.co.uk 5 Aja Denim High Waist Shorts $39.00 shopramonawest.com
Local Shopping Secrets:
Here are a few of my favorites: Hubba Hubba, Playclothes, SLOW Vintage, Polkadots & Moonbeams, and Swift Vintage.
Online Shopping Secrets:
I absolutely love Nasty Gal Vintage, Mod Cloth, and Gary Pepper Vintage.
Follow Nikole at: www.themoptopmaven.com
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Maria Confer, 29, lives in Michigan and is a full time blogger and vintage seller. She blogs over at: lululetty.blogspot.com
Who are your style icons?
Everyone names them, but I do adore Alexa Chung and Zooey Deschanel. Big influences for me are also Katharine Hepburn and Diane Keaton’s movie characters in Annie Hall, Baby Boom and Manhattan Murder Mystery.
How would you describe your style?
Modern and vintage American classics with a dash of menswear.
What inspires you?
Music, movie characters, books, England, my mom, and other fashion bloggers.
What’s your favorite item in your wardrobe?
Hardest question, but I would have to say my great grandmother’s fur. It has her initial in the lining. I’ll never part with it.
How would you describe your blog?
My blog is glimpse of my ever changing sartorial moods. It’s about attainable (wearable) fashion with a hint of risk. It also shows bits of my life with my amazing husband, Cole, and two crazy dogs, Wellington and Pipin.
What are/have been your fashion plans for this summer?
I’ve been on the hunt for vintage lace blouses, anything 90s’ and floral, some tough kick arse boots, a felt floppy hat, the perfect high waist denim shorts, and platform clogs – all of which I can transition into fall.
1 Floral Mesh Dress $84.00 Paper Tiger @ pixiemarket.com 2 Wheatgrass Top $52.99 There’s No Lace Like Home Top $49.99 both modcloth.com 3 Slip in Super High Clogs $219.00 swedishhasbeens.com Slip On Clogs $280.00 AUD shakuhachi.net 4 Vintage Burgundy Felt Hat $29.00 creativegatherings.etsy.com 5 Vintage Black Leather Boots $88.00 santokivintage.etsy.com
Local Shopping Secrets:
The Salvation Army is my local go-to shop. I live in a very rural area, so we don’t have much in the way of fashion. In Royal Oak, MI (which is where I grew up and my parents still live) I always hit up Lost and Found Vintage.
Online Shopping Secrets:
I can’t go a day without checking ModCloth’s new arrivals. I also stalk several Etsy and eBay shops. I’m all about finding vintage on the cheap.
Follow Maria at: www.lululetty.blogspot.com
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Lily Melrose, 20, is from Hereford in the UK, and is currently studying Graphic Design at university. She blogs over at: llymlrs.com
Who are your style icons?
To be cliché, Alexa Chung, Mary Kate Olsen, Daisy Lowe, Fearne Cotton, Corey Kennedy and Jameela Jamil.
How would you describe your style?
I think it’s slightly eclectic, experimental and messy. Its a mix of bold patterns, classic dressing and being fun. I don’t stick to trends and like to play around with different styles.
What inspires you?
Everything and anything. I’m inspired by patterns, colours, print, people, places, art. I think its all part of being an artist at heart. I like to write down things that inspire me in my notebook.
What’s your favorite item in your wardrobe?
A pair of leopard moccasins I bought for £2. They are threadbare and I wear them all the time, they have a funky smell and the soles falling off, but I just cannot part with them. They are my all time favourite shoes!
How would you describe your blog?
LLYMLRS is a normal blog for normal girls, with obtainable clothes and normal lifestyle. It’s just real and not like some fashion blogs who are like ” This is 24 pictures of me, walking down the street in a $500 vintage designer dress with my new Balenciaga handbag, just holding my latte…”.
What are your fashion plans for this summer?
White long sleeved lace dresses, striped Breton tops, bright green nail polish, printed playsuits, gladiator sandals and oversized cropped tshirts!
1 KM Gladiator Sandals $169.00 mattbernson.com 2 Stone Wash Stripe Top £39.00 cabbagesandroses.co.uk 3 Vintage White Lace Dress $36.00 aptvwt.etsy.com Lydia Lace Dress $48.00 shopnastygal.com 4 Jasmine Floral Romper $184.00 What Goes Around Comes Around @ refinery29shops.com 5 Nail Polish in Marble Queen and Fishbone Cactus $12.50 pritinyc.com 6 Splat Top $150.00 Margarita Saplala @ dearfieldbinder.com
Online Shopping Secrets:
I love Zara Taylor, Rock ‘N Rose and Gemma Correll. I love just browsing Etsy for new online stores and vintagey bits!
Follow Lily at: www.llymlrs.com
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“Marla Singer”, 21, from Indonesia, is a university student and stylist/shopkeeper in a local clothing company and blogs over at: theversicle.com
Who are your style icons?
I’m very inspired by Chloë Sevigny and Zooey Deschanel. Both of them have adorable styles without looking oh-so-trendy or too ordinary either. They’re just so unique in their way. At the moment, I love Charlotte Gainsbourg because she is a beautiful French lady that can pull off masculine look in amazing way. I also adore Natasha Khan from Bat For Lashes because of her breath-taking style and she stands out of the rest musicians nowadays.
How would you describe your style?
It’s a bit hard to explain. I’m crazy about vintage stuff but I love to rework it in my outfits in a modern way. I love all kinds of clothes and mixing styles, depending on my mood board and my current inspirations. Monochrome, matching colors, and layering are the keys of my outfits. I barely wear jewelry, but I’m a hats and scarves junkie. I also combine socks with everything. When I dress up, I love to get into a character, with my signature style and I just wear my heart on my sleeve.
What inspires you?
Ummm.. basically everything! From music, movies, books, or random things. I love vintage eras from 1950s to 1980s because each era has their own uniqueness. I take every little essence of the eras and bring them into my outfits. Browsing fashion blogs or street style blogs is also one of my favorite ways to get inspired. Everyone has their own fashion taste which is essentially down to their individual sense of style and it’s very interesting to get inspirations from real people. I enjoy flipping through fashion magazine pages. While imagining those unaffordable clothes, I try to integrate little essences of those editorials to incorporate what’s in Vogue into my wardrobe in a way that expresses my personality.
Your favorite item in your wardrobe?
Definitely my leather jacket! It’s my timeless wardrobe staple for every occasion and every style. I’d love to buy a leather jacket every week if I had unlimited shopping budget!
How would you describe your blog?
Well, as a little kid from nowhere on earth, I find the internet builds tremendous connections between me and people around the universe on the same page. My passion for fashion, inspiration, favorite things, thoughts, and little stories of my life are the reasons I created a blog, rather than just to show what I’m wearing today. I put fashion as a form of creativity – how a person dresses and acts with the clothes through the freedom, passion, difference and style, it becomes the art of individuals. It’s more personal than the fashion community websites (like Lookbook.nu and Chictopia) that I belong to.
What are your fashion plans for this summer?
A boater hat (I’ve been looking for this for ages!), brown chunky wedges (should be comfy ones), a summer trench in khaki/pastel color, sheer patterned tights, a floral romper, and leather shorts!
1 Wildflower Romper $48.00 Lahaina Floral Romper $44.oo both shopnastygal.com 2 Vintage Burgundy Leather Shorts $55.00 Vintage Black Leather Shorts $65.00 both persephonevintage.etsy.com 3 Vintage Straw Boater Hat $15.00 jessicashiu.etsy.com 4 Olivia Raincoat $248.00 lilyandjae.com 5 Snick Stud Wedges $119.95 Jeffrey Campbell @ solestruck.com
Online Shopping Secrets:
Random stores on Ebay and Etsy (I keep my eagle eyes open to snatch the good stuff), Modcloth, Nasty Gal, Ruche, and ShopDixi.
Follow Marla at: www.theversicle.com
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Anni Jürgenson, 14, lives in Estonia and is a student – she blogs over at: stylehurricane.blogspot.com
Who are your style icons?
My favorite era is probably the 1960s but I adore 50s’ swimwear! Highwaist bikini bottoms, swimsuits with floral patterns and all that kind of thing. I don’t follow celebrity style, but I adore the style of fashion editors like Kate Lanphear and Anna Dello Russo.
How would you describe your style?
Usually minimalistic. I have loads of accessories and jewelry but I never wear them… I even don’t know why. And my style isn’t very girly.. rather like boyish.
What inspires you?
Music, other blogs, tons of photos and looking at Tumblr blogs every day, books, movies and of course – magazines.
What’s your favorite item in your wardrobe?
My simple khaki high waist shorts, I wear them way too often!
How would you describe your blog?
It shows the fashionable side of my life.
What are your fashion plans for this summer?
On the top of my wishlist are new denim shorts, a feather headdress/headband, some maxi dresses, a big knuckle ring with an amethyst cluster, leather t-shirt à la Céline (I know it’s probably not the best choice for summer but maybe for colder weather) and a hat which looks like a turban… I have no idea where I can find something like this.. I should try Ebay – as always!
1 Amethyst Point Ring $79.00 stoneandhoney.com Purple Raw Amethyst Arrow Ring $92.00 jealousydesign.etsy.com 2 Leather Eyelet Shoulder Top $41.00 pixiemarket.com N°10 Leather T-Shirt $200.00 Slow and Steady Wins The Race @ shopstandingup.us 3 I Dye! Maxi Dress $59.99 modcloth.com Carolyn Dress $165.00 Chan Luu @ calypso-celle.com 4 The Boyfriend Shorts $149.00 Current/Elliott @ shopbird.com 5 Iron Butterfly Crown POR Littledoe @ idontlikemondays.us Topeka Feather Headband $115.00 courtandplume.com
Local Shopping Secrets:
For Estonian fashion design check out NuNordik and for vintage, Morš.
Online Shopping Secrets:
I really like these two Etsy shops – mrd74.etsy.com and billyblue22.etsy.com – both sell handmade metal wildlife inspired jewelry. For vintage, I’ve always liked Nasty Gal, and though I can’t afford anything there, my all time favorite online shop is Bonadrag!
Follow Anni at: stylehurricane.blogspot.com
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