Your Next Holiday Party

Each year, when the Holiday season comes around, it is easy to forget about the upcoming “Annual Holiday Party.”  This year, instead of allowing them to pop up unexpectedly, take on the event as an opportunity to show off your ability to stay in-trend and relevant during the busiest time of the year. We have selected some of our favorite Fall/Winter 2012 trends hot off the runways that will surely make the biggest statement!

Cyber Monday Sale

After you get your fill of turkey, stuffing, and family head on over to our Etsy shop for our Cyber Monday SALE!  Make sure to use the special code for 35% off store items.  

The code is: CYBER35.  

This sale code is valid MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26 ONLY. 

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and a great Monday.

The Look of Thanksgiving

In the year 1621 colonials of Plymouth, Massachusetts feasted with the Wampanoag Indians.  Little did they know the season of fall would never be the same!  Two hundred years later, the Thanksgiving holiday was declared official. People in America spend this autumn holiday celebrating thanks with friends and family, eating too much food, and, perhaps, watching a football game. Thanksgiving is traditionally celebrated as a formal affair; over time it has evolved to be more comfortable and family-friendly.

What to wear for Thanksgiving this year?

Transition from Fall to Winter, 2012

With the winter season approaching faster than ever, it is easy to get left behind in the seasonal trends. Convert your fall wardrobe with a few updates that can make the transition to winter much easier!

Coats Through the Ages

Coats have slowly evolved to cater to people of each time period. We searched through each generation’s different styles for influence and inspiration for today’s trends!

Interesting Halloween Traditions

Ever since 4000 b.c.,the world’s concept of Halloween has been evolving.   Originating as a Celtic pagan holiday “Samhain,” the celebration of a new pagan year where spirits roam between Earth and the underworld.  The Halloween of today is considered a hybrid version of past traditions and current trends. Looking through time, we thought to share some strange Halloween traditions and myths from the past!