Showing posts with label Jill Anderson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jill Anderson. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Jill Anderson in the E. Village is CLOSING FOR GOOD!

 
This Sunday, November 17.  Wow, what a bummer.
Well, the silver lining is that there's a SALE!

331 E. 9th St.
NYC

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Tinkerbell Dress at Jill Anderson


I purchased the pictured Tinkerbell dress at Jill Anderson last week for 25% off (I paid $187.50 instead of the original $250.) As Jill herself explains on the label, "Whimsical and sophisticated, wear it forward or backward, layer over a longundie or a vintage mistress miriam slip..." I plan to rock it with fishnets and the also pictured velvet/studded choker (for about $56), also purchased at Jill Anderson. Did you know that she makes all of her clothes right there in the East Village? Talk about thinking local!

Oh, and the dress - it's hand washable! Yay.

Monday, February 18, 2008

Jill Anderson - I Bought Stuff

I did I did! I still need to take photos and such, but I bought a dress and a choker. The dress is being altered slightly...so hold onto your horses. And get down there (E. 9th St.) yourself before all the goods are gones!

http://www.jillanderson.com/

Sunday, February 17, 2008

Monday, September 03, 2007

Jill Anderson: High-waisted jean

I'm not sure that I'm really "down" with this look. I feel like you have to be 6 feet tall and really freaking skinny to make this look "work" - otherwise you will look like a great big flag or something - way too much material going on here for short people, and not a great look for those with prominent "tummies."

Friday, August 03, 2007

GS is "Featured Blog" on SpreeNewYork!

From the geniuses at SpreeNewYork, who are obviously on the bleeding edge of blogging:
Scroll down a little bit to: Jill Anderson Wearable Wedding Wear and voila!

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Jill Anderson: Wearable Wedding Wear

It's wedding season gals (or so I've heard)! Are you getting hitched this summer? Are you the David's Bridal or Vera Wang type? If you answered "yes" and "no" - in that order - you may want to check out Jill Anderson on E. 9th St.

Ms. Anderson is offering "Wearable Wedding Wear" to those women who would probably be a bit more low key than perhaps the typical image of a bridezilla. One of the theories behind the customizable "Parachute Dress" (pictured here), is not so much that you should breakdance or skydive while wearing it, but more that you can and will wear it again. And maybe even again and again. Make it longer, shorter, fuller, lined, red, green, blueindigoviolet. It's your big day damnit!

Ms. Anderson's shop also features the handcrafted leather sandal designs from Jutta Neumann as well as Joan Max Reinmuth jewelry. I was really intrigued by this jewelry, which was politely hard core using bike chains and other kinds of industrial materials, but not in a St. Mark's-I-am-going-to-kill-you kind of way.

However, I think the jewelry from Ike Designs would be more appropriate for brides-to-be looking for something special to wear with their Wearable Wedding Wear. My advice would to be contact Dori O'Dea, the designer behind Ike, as her Web site only reveals a small portion of her delicately lovely wares.

I do. Do you?