Tag: guest post

Rebecca Atwood, Rag & Bone, Clover Canyon… Meg Biram’s favorites look very similar to our A-list! Thanks for sharing, Meg! Don’t forget to check out Meg’s new shop – I’m in love with the urchin bowls!

Christin’s blog, with a ch, is one of my very favorites – we became friends through our mutual obsession with cleanses and natural beauty, and I adore her sense of style. No surprise, I love all of her picks and can’t wait to check out SW Basics when I’m in New York next month!

I’m sure that you all know… and love.. The City Sage. Anne Sage’s blog is one of my longtime favorites and she has the unique ability to find the very best things on the internet, so I was thrilled to have her share some of her favorite American-made items…

Imogene + Willie Sundrenched Muscle Tee

Inspired by the Nashville company founder’s vintage tee collection, this shirt spent years in development for a fit and feel that starts out in heaven and only gets better from there.

Materials + Process Sacagawea Carryall

This bag seriously goes the distance; it makes for brilliant airline carry on, and transitions to a streamlined work satchel when you reach your destination.

Object + Totem Willendorf Bottle

Philadelphia ceramics studio Object + Totem creates exquisite, heirloom-quality objects that look both delicate and earthy, all at the same time.

Black Crane Accordion Dress

With its easy yet flattering drape and air of raw sophistication, this dress exemplifies why I adore everything coming out of Black Crane’s Los Angeles facilities.

Matteo Vintage Linen Duvet Cover

LA-based Matteo is my original Made in America love, and with the softest linens this side of Belgium, is it any wonder they still have a spot in my heart a decade later?

As I mentioned earlier, Anne and I also worked together on the primary copy for TAE! Trust me when I say that my initial thoughts for the mission/tagline/etc. were all at least 12 pages long… so we have Anne to thank for the brevity that we ended up with! Anne just wrote a sweet post about the site on her blog – make sure to check it out!