Birds of a feather flock together, right? Not so for Lisa Levine, jewelry designer extraordinaire. This particular chick took flight after a year at Parsons School of Design in NYC, relocating to the artist community of San Miguel de Allende, in the mountains of central Mexico. There she made jewelry, finding her inspiration from the rich indigenous cultures and the natural elements of her surroundings. Spines of native cacti are the inspiration for the "Bows and Arrows" earrings, which are so light and comfortable you will never wear a regular pair of hoops again. The "Diamond Back Earrings" are as slinky and serpentine as their namesake. "Skyscraper Earrings" pay homage to the original kings of the sky with feathers that dangle down to your neck and sway with the breeze. This spring, take a flight of fancy with great new accessories from an exciting new name in the biz.
H Fredriksson
A Scandinavian-born designer who focuses on natural motifs and interesting cuts.
Lisa Levine
Shake a tail feather in these exotic accessories.
LD Tuttle
Vegas and Flashdance are two inspirations for this witty and fun new footwear line.
Romain Kapadia
A snappy new menswear collection straight from the runway.
Mint
These adorable clothes are a breath of fresh air.
Laurie Solet
This site is known especially for its amazing jewelry.
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