snoozer fall.
Here’s a glimpse of Snoozer Loser’s Fall/Winter 2010 Line…
The Organik team let me know that they have recently partnered with etown studios in Chinatown {1164 Smith Street} on Oahu. This means that you can now find their line of clothing and accessories for guys and gals at their space full-time in addition to their online shop and other retailers.



Tomorrow, August 6, is First Friday in Chinatown, so head on over there to celebrate their new partnership.
This weekend is the 3rd annual Renegade Craft Fair here in SF! Hooray! I can’t wait to check out all of the artists. I’m making it a point to visit some old friends and to finally meet some new ones in person.
A few booths I will surely hit are…
Will you be there?
Renegade Craft Fair
July 31 & August 1
11am – 7pm {both days}
Fort Mason Center Festival Pavilion
I was already a huge fan of Ursula and Oami’s clothing and accessories and now…
I am diggin’ their new shop called Twentyfive. Recently launched, the online catalog is of limited edition pieces {just 25, you see} and they are offering up free ground shipping.
Is there ever really a bad time to eat breakfast foods? Cereal, waffles, pancakes…all perfect for your evening meal. If you agree, maybe this shirt by Dressing on the Side is for you…
Do You Breakfast For Dinner: $21.oo
Every trip home to the islands reminds me of how lucky and proud I am to be a Hawaiian kid. I was born and raised on O‘ahu and each visit home makes me long for the next one. I ask myself if I’m ready to head back {it’s really only been a couple of years}. With this recent trip home I stocked up on local snacks {in addition to my feeding frenzy while there} and omiyage for friends. Along with that I brought two shirts that were made locally. I wished that I had remembered to find some of these fabulous shirts by Organik that I’ve had my eye on and will just have to place my order online.
Brian and Ed, the guys behind Organik, use sustainable, organic and recycled materials in their collection such as bamboo or natural rubber. The designs are all reminiscent of beach life and the pieces look super comfortable and wearable. Here are some items from their Summer 2010 line…




And you know I want these…

These are of a limited edition featuring their “swallowtail” design. They are fair trade made from natural rubber and are biodegradable.
Alright, who wants to go to the beach now?
ps – there’s also a sale going on at the shop.
Congratulations to the lovely ladies over at Wings Hawaii who are celebrating the third anniversary of their store. I can’t believe it’s been 3 years! I was just back home and am going to miss it {definitely would have flown over to Maui for this}, but if you have the chance…

Join Wings Hawaii for a runway fashion show featuring the live music of Paula Fuga and Mike Love {oh, if I could hop a plane!}. Following the performance will be the music of Mishka. You’ll be able to view their latest collection of jewelry, hand sewn clothing line, and the new Honi Honi swimwear line. Gift bags will be given to the first 100 guests to arrive! Proceeds from each ticket sold will be donated to the American Heart Association.
Here’s some of what you might see…
Mermaid Tail Skirt: $95.00
Cone Shell Cocktail Rings: $75.00; Opihi Earrings: $200.00
Grey Throwover Top: $66.00
Wings Hawaii 3rd Anniversary
Saturday, May 22, 7:30 to 12 pm {doors open at 7:30 for a complimentary entertainment & pupu hour}
Voyage East, 375 W. Kuiaha Road, Suite 45 in Haiku, Maui
21 and over. Tickets are $30 to $50 and can be purchased at the Wings Hawai’i store {71 Baldwin Avenue, Paia; 808.579.3110}
At work I’m on my feet all day and usually walk a lot. So it’s easy to see why high-heeled shoes don’t exactly play a large role in my wardrobe. I mean, standing at work and often stepping on and off of a foot stool along with hoofing it around the city streets {and hills, don’t forget the hills!} really do not call for me slipping into any stilettos, right? I am, of course, always on the hunt for flats that are comfy and cute. I never thought about moccasins until I came across Katie’s shop, Darlingtonia Moccasin Company. Each pair is made by hand and sewn on an entirely manual antique sewing machine {so awesome, check out her Singer 29k here}. I love the intricate detailing and think these would make a sweet addition to any girl’s shoe collection…
1. Green & Purple Tiger Lily: $129.00
2. The Hitchmocc – The Hitchcock Moccasin: $129.00
3. Teal Tiger Lily: $129.00
4. Navy & Stone Gray Tiger Lily: $129.00
5. Forest Green Plain Jane: $119.00
6. Concrete & Aqua Tiger Lily: $129.00
updated…
ps – I had wanted to mention the beautiful packaging that Katie does. Each pair of moccasins is sent packaged in a reusable hand stamped cotton drawstring bag inside a hand screenprinted box. If that isn’t another reason to get your pair…
YES! Remember the post I did about Brooklyn Tailors a few weeks back? Well, look what I just noticed were added to the shop…
all of these beautiful tops are $145.00 each.
ps – I also noticed some new shirts for the boys, too.
I was checking out the update at Bleubird Vintage and I kind of wish I could fit this top…
Boy Scout Patches Shirt: $42.00
and I really love this dress…
Marilyn Polka Dot Mini Dress: $58.00
What’s funny is that I made a similar necklace with a vintage key. Hmmm, maybe it’s a sign.
You should own these shirts by David Murray of Seibei. They’re fun{ny} and just plain awesome. He basically does just about everything at his company and has just launched a few new designs. I’ve been a fan and my love keeps growing each time I see one of my favorite ladies, Natalie, talk about the shirts. David is also working on a new site, so keep checking back for that.
1. I’m Fat Let’s Party: $22.00
2. I Like To Say Things and Eat Stuff: $22.00
3. I’ll Never Stop Pooping: $22.00
4. Snack Life: $22.00
5. Intramural Zombie Hunter: $24.00 {psst…it’s customizable}
6. Zombie Dinosaur – Limited Edition: $22.00