When Caitlin Mociun, cult-hit fashion designer, left the world of dress forms and measuring tape to focus on an accessories line, she said something that made me pause: “I never really liked doing my clothing line, and when I switched to jewelry it was such a different response. It seemed to make people feel good
Craving my favorite three-sided shape in black and metallic gold today… 1. Mini Summit Necklace ($55) at Cursive Design 2. Harmonic Mean Necklace ($74) at Minoux 3. Mountain Studs ($195) at Mociun 4. Isosceles Necklace ($64) at Stone & Honey 5. Geometric Shape Necklace ($54) at Peggy Li 6. AK Vintage Sandstone Earrings ($130) at
1. What do you get when you cross a trend with a classic? Neon ceramics! In love. 2. Morse code jewelry that you really, really need. 3. Knitted food from Thomas C. Chung (thanks, Sanna!). 4. A highly buyable Etsy jewelry shop: Still With You. 5. Martin Ku’s coiled mug needs to go into production
What an incredibly wearable piece. That Brooklynite Annie is a star. LINK: ANNIE LENON
This ring is the stunning brunette that straps a knife under her mini skirt. Come on. You know the kind. ($110) LINK: SOPHIE MONET JEWELRY
I always get dressed up when I have a hair appointment, because I go to the cheapest place in the world where my hair cut is $7 and they love to style it as if I’m a Brady relative. And as if Brady hair isn’t bad enough, sweat pants just add insult to injury. Anyway,
You know I’ve got a thing for knitted textiles used in unexpected ways, so this Ponder Knitwear piece (for $104!) is screaming my name. p.s. Akasha Rabut shot this lookbook, so you know I’m in love! LINK: PONDER KNITWEAR
Karl Fritsch is a genius. Also, this is like the Marie Antoinette of rings, yes? LINK: GALLERY FUNAKI