British Luxury Shoe Designer Joanne Stoker Debuts In The States for Spring 13

For Spring, Joanne Stoker found inspiration in the idyllic boardwalks and seaside getaways familiar to her native UK and each design is infused with Stoker’s inimitable sense of fun and play. The collection features modern textures and fabrics and a range of different heel heights for the wearers mood. Styles like the ‘Jitterbug’ or ‘Mambo’ are named after old dancehall classics and deliver high-fashion, high-fun architectural heels. Bold candy stripes work their way into a range of flats and graphic raffia’s, with oversized lurex bows used to bring a femininity to sky-high platform styles.

ODD Kofta Screaming Backpack

KOFTA SCREAMING BACKPACK, designed by Konstantin Kofta, is hand crafted using modeled lambskin leather and features a screaming face emerging from the bag.

RETAIL:
$957.00

AVAILABILITY:
The KOFTA SCREAMING BACKPACK is available for purchase EXCLUSIVELY at ØDD

ØDD
164 Ludlow Street (at Stanton)
New York, NY 10002
646.559.0406
http://www.odd-style.com/

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"Green" Glasses: Green Frame Collection

Michael Zargari is celebrating his twentieth anniversary as a leading optician in New York and Los Angeles. Always an innovator, he has just launched a fashion-forward green frame collection of prescription glasses for just $99, including premium anti-reflective shatter resistant prescription lenses and free shipping.

The Woodworks Collection was inspired by Michael’s love of nature and desire to create a product that delivers a daily elegance to the wearer in keeping with his green philosophy. The innovative design combines the richness of natural bamboo with the beauty and durability of recyclable acetate. He added Japanese spring hinges for an incredibly comfortable fit.  

 

http://www.retroeyeworks.com/woodworks/

The Guerilla went to Paris for a long time...and will eventually post evidence!

Winter Sale at Lingo in Chelsea!

Our Winter Clearance Sale has started!

 

20% - 50% off selected merchandise.

257 W. 19th Street
New York, NY 10011
www.lingonyc.com
www.facebook.com/LingoNYC

Milk & Honey: Design Your Own Shoes

While I have not seen what any of these shoes look like in person, I just spent about an hour designing a few pairs.  And I could easily spend countless hours on more.

In steps Milk & Honey: an online shoe company founded by sisters, based in Los Angeles.  

The site is extremely user-friendly. The options are endless; I'm not sure what the mathematical permutation is, but I think that infinity might be close to the number of combinations of styles you could come up with.  AND they cater to all types of shoe lovers:  Shoe Hootchie, Shoe Virgin, Shoe Maniac, Shoe Guru, Shoelapalosa, Shoe Jockey, Shoeless Joe Jackson ... you name it.

Read all about M&H in The New York Times here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/20/business/milk-honey-an-online-shoe-company-started-by-sisters.html?_r=0

Catherine Angiel Winter Sale, Jan 14-21

E. Vill's Change of Season Closing End of January!

I feel like my child is leaving me.  I came across Change of Season the week it opened some 3+ years ago and became friends with Clinton and Marco...and now, they are leaving for Amsterdam.  Weep.

Good news is everything is on sale-is major-is, however word has it that things are vanishing fast!

Hope to visit my semi-retail pals soon in Europe.

Wow time flies when you are shopping.
GOOD LUCK C&M!
xoxo GSNYC

Change of Season, a boutique outlet
341 East 9th St. NYC
www.changeofseasonnyc.com

Filnoir Italian Hosiery: 50% Off Promo

Hey gals, my friend's fancy hosiery company is offering a 50% discount when you use the following promo code: Laura50


Tights, thigh highs, knee highs, leg warmers, etc.

Yes, MY name will save YOU money. Hooray!

Go here: www.filnoir.com

Everybody! Come on...Dance and Sing!

Everybody Shoes
 

I wanted low-heel, below-the-calf boots, and I found some by Everybody Shoes that I like a bunch in grey (which I was not expecting) at Tani shoes on W. 72nd St.  I really dig them, but have found that they are not all that comfortable as I got heel blisters and cuts below my ankle bones. Easily rectified using big Band-Aids, but I am hoping they break in without breaking me first...