I am so excited to be sharing these brooches from a recent Daisy Jean Designs collection! Inspired by her Kiwi partner, owner and designer Missi has crafted a range around some stunning native New Zealand flora and fauna. You can purchase any of these beauties directly from the Daisy Jean website, or if you’re a New Zealand native (like these brooches!) you’ll be pleased to know you can shop local with 19 Black who have all designs in stock. Read on to find out more about my favourites!
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Karina Dresses has you all sorted for fall with their latest Western Wandering collection, just as the leaves are starting to change colour! Following on from my last Karina post featuring their Margaret dress in sedona print, I’ve also been lucky enough to try out the Katharine dress in milky way print. Read all about this dazzling style after the jump!
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Following on from last week’s blog post, it’s time to resume our tour around the new Out of Africa collection from Erstwilder! To catch up on part one, click here. I’ll ask you at this time to keep arms and legs inside the vehicle and please refrain from feeding the animals. Let’s go!
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With an almighty roar, the new collection from Erstwilder is here! Out of Africa is the hotly anticipated and long-awaited range featuring a host of African wildlife, all crafted by Erstwilder’s in-house designer Sally Land. You asked, they delivered – this elephant-sized (see what I did there?) lot covers brooches, necklaces, and earrings, with so much amazing fauna (and flora!) from the deserts, savannahs, and tropical jungles of Africa. And in case you needed another excuse to buy, for all of August they’ll be donating $2 from each piece sold to the African Wildlife Foundation. That’s enough to cause a stampede! Check out the first half of the collection after the jump.
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