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June 24th, 2010
Are you the type of gal who wants your fashion statement to be about more than just a label?
Luster Metalworks creates streamlined pieces that provide a modern flair but which also whisper of times almost forgotten.
In the process of refurbishing her 1800's rural Victorian house, artisan Susan Harbourt salvaged thick strands of copper wiring and now has transformed the metal into the ultimate of simple pieces with an air of romance.
Taking her hammer to each piece individually, Susan impresses various textures, such as the lovely Coral Reef pattern in this set of stacking rings and all at once, inflects history and a fresh style.
Available in Natural, Antiqued and Gun Metal finishes, these rings bring an air of elegance whether worn together or alone in delicate fashion.
DISCOUNT ALERT! Want to save on your purchase at Luster Metalworks? Use coupon code IC10 for FREE SHIPPING! And don't forget – tell 'em you found 'em on styleFLASH!
Looking for more great indie goods? Check out our 2010 Spring/Summer Shopping Guide!
Popularity: 25% [?]
Shopping Guides | No Comments » Tags:copper, gifts, handcrafted, jewelry, Luster Metalworks, rings

June 24th, 2010
You don't have to spend a million bucks to look like you did. This Orbital Bliss Necklace from Lunaversoul plays with rich earthtones and a variety of shapes in a feast for the eyes and stunning style that is substantial but never over-the-top.
Handcrafted beads in olive & brown are paired with red speckled porcelain beads which are suspended between vintage tortoiseshell hoops.
A second strand of Rainbow Agate stones provides an extra pop of color while reflecting the luscious color palette with swirls of deep greens, reds, golds.
If you are looking for a statement-making piece, let Lunaversoul drape you in elegant luxury that infuses your wardrobe with rich sophisticated color.
Looking for more great indie goods? Check out our 2010 Spring/Summer Shopping Guide!
Popularity: 17% [?]
Shopping Guides | No Comments » Tags:accessories, earthtones, jewelry, Lunaversoul, necklaces

June 23rd, 2010
There's a PRIDE SALE at Project Transaction! $50 BELTS (on sale from $65)
Project TransAction belts are completely handmade using genuine leather, water based ink, non-toxic dyes, steel hardware, and unique and exciting designs.
All workmanship is 100% Guaranteed (including a FREE belt "tune up" within 1 year from purchase date.) We also offer cuffs, wallets, dog collars, ties, guitar straps, and other leather and cloth accessories. Project TransAction has something for everyone!
Dog lover? Check out our sister store for PT made dog collars here: http://www.ruffhaus.etsy.com
Popularity: 96% [?]
Fashionably Frugal | No Comments » Tags:accessories, belts, sales

June 7th, 2010
Looking to channel your inner John Locke but without the murderous disposition?
These leggings from Haute Macabre are emblazoned with a swirly smoke pattern that is stylish and not at all slaughterous like the Smoke Monster from T.V.'s Lost.
Also available in black, these mostly-cotton tights are perfect to be paired with your favorite summer dress or girly tunic when you hit the shops with your girlfriends. And the best part?
You don't have to go through an eternity trapped on Lost Island to sport these, although a jaunt to the beach isn't completely out of the question.
Product Info: Grey Smoke Leggings – $35.00
- 94% cotton, 6% elastane
- Machine Washable
- Small measures 26" inseam, 24" waist
Popularity: 33% [?]
Notably Indie | 1 Comment » Tags:apparel, clothing, leggings, tights, women

June 4th, 2010
If you long to slip a slinky feminine top into your wardrobe, this Mimosa Top from Mia Melon is a luxurious way to do so.
Made from 100% silk, the neckline of this top is gently gathered giving it an extra fluidity.
Available in white with gray dip-dyed sleeves, this piece from designer Polly Green is long enough to be accessorized with a stylish belt and can be paired with everything from dress pants to dark denim for a feminine yet casual look.
Originally priced at $110 Canadian, this fashion staple is on sale for only $55, and would be a great addition to your wardrobe.
Product Details:
- 100% silk top with gently gathered neck & subtle grey dip dyed sleeves
- Available in white with grey dip dye.
Popularity: 9% [?]
IC Style | No Comments » Tags:apparel, Canadian, clothing, sale, tops, women

March 18th, 2010
Ready to put winter behind you once and for all? The Indie Collective – http://www.indiecollective.net – is now looking for participants for our 2010 Spring/Summer Shopping Guide.
With over 21,000 page visits per month, the Indie Collective continues to be one of the leading online destinations for savvy shoppers in search of the latest offerings from innovative indie designers – like you! And our 2010 Spring/Summer Guide is a great way to introduce your new product lines for this coming season!
Our 2010 Spring/Summer Shopping Guide will be showcased at http://www.indiecollective.net and will run online for 6 months from April – September 2010.
Whether you are new or are already familiar with our Shopping Guide, we will once again continue to offer the same great enhancements of our past guides:
* Extended viewing, the Guide will run for 6 months * Discounts on Sponsored Listings & Banner Listings at the Indie Collective Shopping Directory * Optional Editorial Featurettes & Red Ribbon Placements * up to 3 Product Photos with a Red Ribbon Placement * You will receive 2 featured products for the price of 1
Ready to show off your wares?
Popularity: 100% [?]
Indie Collective News, Shopping Guides | No Comments » Tags:Shopping Guide, Spring/Summer 2010

February 18th, 2010
Looking for entertainment in the form of aerialists, acrobatics and feats of athleticism?
Palais d’Hiver 2010: Through the Looking-Glass, an evening of arts, culture and music will enchant spectators with a dark and seductive circus inspired by Lewis Carroll's classic Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Read my feature: Palais d’Hiver is a dark and seductive circus for the senses
Photo: Aaron Miller
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Popularity: 82% [?]
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February 17th, 2010
Spring always sees a return to the feminine in fashion, and everyone from haute couture designers to indie artisans are prepared to welcome the change of seasons with a little romance.
For the average shopper who cannot afford to splurge on couture, independent designer Misfit Chic offers a line of ruffled collars that are just as feminine, and more budget friendly for those who long for a little indulgent style.
Read my full feature: Fashionably Frugal: feminine accessories with a romantic flair
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Popularity: 15% [?]
Fashion Arts, Fashionably Frugal | No Comments » Tags:acce, accessories, etsy, feminine, frilly, lace, Misfit Chic

February 16th, 2010
Becoming part of your local craft community is about more than just finding tips on your favorite pastime.
It can be a way to share a love of the history of crafting, and a great way to create lasting friendships.
Find out how local crafting groups can inspire you & your crafty aspirations: Meetup groups can foster your love of craft
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Popularity: 23% [?]
Fashion Arts | No Comments » Tags:arts, classes, craft, meetup

February 11th, 2010
The graphic tee has been a wardrobe staple for decades.
Whether it was tie-dyed t-shirts of the 60’s, or 80’s shirts with bold slogans from bands like Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Wham, when fashion fanatics have something to say they often do so by wearing their message on their chests.
So, has the aesthetic of the t-shirt changed at all over the years? And if so, how?
Read my article featuring Sick On Sin & Crywolf: The Evolution of the Graphic Tee
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 Popularity: 17% [?]
Fashion Arts | No Comments » Tags:apparel, clothing, Crywolf, fashion, indie, Sick, Sick on Sin, t-shirts, tees

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