The sun is shining bright these days so it's time to talk eyewear. We're
loving the ECO collection by boutique eyewear company MODO. All frames
are made from 95% recycled materials and contain polarized lenses. The
brand also plants a tree for each frame sold. To date, the company has
planted more than 650,000 trees in Cameroon.
This is the outfit you will want to live in all summer long. Happy shopping!
Ace & Jig Jumpsuit: We are huge fans of jumpsuits and absolutely love this version by Ace & Jig. Pair over a long-sleeve tee with a leather or denim jacket, stroll the beach or just be. Woven cotton. Imported. Fit is meant to be loose and easy. Shop here.
Ali Golden Reversible Purse: We love this cleverly designed, reversible bag. The beautiful gray is perfect now, while the navy ikat will transition beautifully into spring. Two deep pockets on each side. Hand straps & removable cross-body strap. Handmade in Oakland, CA. Shop here.
Nisolo Ecuador Sandal: We love this sandal for its nod to the classic Huarache. This version creates a more feminine and updated look for this perfect summer sandal. Features: Soft, pebbled hand cut and inserted leather. Leather insole with microporous cushioning. Heel is lined with soft sheep leather for maximum comfort. Rubber sole. Handmade in Peru. Shop here.
Braided Belts: Beautiful braided belt crafted from vegetable-tanned leather. Wear this with your favorite denim or cinched with your favorite dress, top or sweater. One-size. Measures 43”. Meant to be slightly long, with the “tail” tucked into itself. Ethically made in Bali. Shop here.
Every girl should have at least one maxi dress in her closet. It’s such a versatile style and it’s super easy to dress up or down, depending upon the occasion.
We love that a maxi dress can make any woman look glamorous in an instant- pair it with heels and some statement jewelry, and you’ll automatically radiate elegance.
If you’re going for more of a casual look, though, or you’re looking to hit the beach, just accessorize the maxi dress with a floppy hat, a straw bag, some flip flops, and you’ll be good to go!
Check out some of the maxi dresses, and skirts, we currently have online and in-store. Whether you prefer bold patterns or simple solids, we think you’ll find the perfect maxi dress that will allow you to look and feel your best during the upcoming summer months.
David Peck has become our go-to for luxurious, feminine pieces that offer a sublime mix of ethereal meets urban — from garden party, chic city fundraiser to beach wedding. The Houston-based designer not only incorporates sustainable fabrics, including silks and organic cotton in his collections, but he also created his own factory to ensure production quality and restore manufacturing to his beloved hometown.
It’s that time of year where all we want to wear is a cozy jumper. Ace & Jig’s version combines beachy boho with an urban edge for the wanderlust, beach babe or urban warrior.
Top left: photograph by Jarrod McCabe for “A Green Beauty”
Right: We couldn’t resist these two customers - roommates and best friends - who both fell in love with the jumper.
In honor of Earth Month, New York Restoration Project, JetBlue and Clear Channel Radio New York, have partnered together for the sixth annual ‘One Thing that’s Green’ program on Saturday, April 20th in New York’s Highland Park.
Volunteers will not only plant nearly 2,400 trees in the area from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. but will participate in tree planting training, beautification projects and family-friendly entertainment.
Volunteers are invited to celebrate Earth Day weekend and to help regrow the area straddling Queens and Brooklyn that was devastated during Hurricane Sandy with the first major street tree planting event since the storm.
What: Sixth Annual One Thing That’s Green program. To sign up visit here.
Who: Hopefully you! Alongside hundreds of other volunteers working together to plant nearly 2,400 trees.
Where: Highland Park between Queens and Brooklyn Park Entrance: Intersection of Elton Street and Jamaica Avenue
Help Green NYC by planting and caring for trees. And don’t forget, every tree planted and cared for is a bountiful gift to current and future New Yorkers.
If you’ve been wondering how to rock the Wolverine x Samantha Pleet Arc Boot in robin’s egg blue (we certainly have), take a cue from the designer’s SS13 lookbook. The designer continues to offer up whimsical pieces in barely-there hues such as fawn and sage, which provide the perfect neutral back drop for colorful, statement accessories.
Samantha Pleet Mirage Dress
Samantha Pleet Scout Dress
Reversible Tabernacle Dress. We love the peek-a-boo touch of black at the bottom. Also, did we mention this dress is reversible??
Available at Kaight: 382 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217