Mad Good

I love everything going on here. An excerpt from the article and more beautiful behind the scenes pics at Rolling Stone.

First Aid Fashion

Super cool Cynthia Rowely "Dress Up Band-Aids". (via NYT)

Sheer Skirts and Shirts

These sheer, gauzy pieces from American Apparel will be perfect for Fall layering. They come in lots of colors but the neutrals are my favorite. So pretty.

Werk It

My new screen saver. The levels of amzingness going on here is unreal. (via Dlisted)

Smash Hit

A documentary on notorious, "original" paparazzo Ron Galella with lots of stories and vintage footage of Jackie, Marlon, plus personal accounts of 50 years in the controversial biz. Whats not to love? More here.

Out Of This World

In love with Risto Bimbiloski's "Galaxy" pieces from his SS09 Hypernova collection and the "Eagle Eyes" and LBD from the AW09/10 Hunter collection. All about Risto here.

New York Doll

From V Magazine--New York Issue #67 : "SAINT MARK’S PLACE" with Agyness Deyn. "The Secret of Downtown Style? Anything Goes When the Attitude is Right. If these East Village Denizens Look Right At Home In Their Magpie Mix of Knits, Mesh, Denim, and Velvet. It’s Because They Are." The styling is tooo good in this story. (via style.com)

Death By Fashion

Brilliant spread in September's Harper's Bazaar called "I Die" featuring Rachel Zoe in various murder scenarios at the hands of Mr. Kors, Marc, Vera, et al. Yes, I. Die. Too. (via Dlisted)

Today!

We've had some really great editorial pulls and special requests recently and a couple of them came out this week! Our Snakeskin Lucite Hoop Earrings were featured on the Today Show this morning during a special Daily Candy segment featuring "Fun Fall Jewelry Under $50". The earrings are from the Serpents and Rainbow collection and they are perfect for summer or fall looks. I'm actually working on some new color options for this style, so if anyone has any color suggestions--let me know! Check out the segment from the show here. Also this week, The Review Connection wrote a nice piece on PLT: how it started, what inspires the line, and editor "reviews" of some of our most popular styles. They sent me a looong list of questions for the article so it was cool to see it all come together. Now, back to Fall 2010 sample production and Spring 2011 designs. Eeek!