Moustache Coffee Mugs
Labels: art, shopping 1 commentsCheck out Peter Ibruegger's moustache mugs; available in six different iconic styles.
Check out Peter Ibruegger's moustache mugs; available in six different iconic styles.
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Brent Williams is a Maine College of Art Alumni specializing in metalsmithing and jewelry. With 13 years experience and known for his expert skills and creativity Brent makes stunning custom pieces with your fingerprint in many different styles. Currently, Brent lives in Coastal Maine with his wife and two children. For more information and to shop for his fingerprint rings and other jewelry, visit his Etsy store.
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VERAMEAT is Vera Balyura, a teller of winding tales in search of the extraordinary. Born in Ukraine, she recalls woodcarving with her grandfather, horseback riding in Utah & moving to New York to be a high fashion model all before the age of 14. Each design reflects a personal (yet universal) inspiration—from traveling the world, making music, maritime ny sagas, botanical structures of light, futuristic visions of rogue spacemen in beer, and before history. Each piece of VERAMEAT jewelry mirrors a self-sufficient life form with a sculptural presence. Hand-crafted in New York City from such fine materials as ecologically sound recycled silver, copper and pure 14-25k gold, VERAMEAT designs are artfully refined contemporary heirlooms.
VERAMEAT’s collection is characterized by richly articulate surfaces, wearability, and subtle details exacted with precision inherited from her grandmother, a surgeon. VERAMEAT is featured in a special selection of New York stores including Catbird, Plum, Operations, Lori McLean, Madewell, Old Hollywood in addition to the London-based Kabiri and CA based ReForm School and many more. Purchase these pieces below and many more at verameat.com
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Blackberry, ipod, Palm we all have one or other these days. And while some of them are the trendiest looking electronics around we still refuse to live without them. Thanks to Jill Partain at Plia Designs we can now hull our gadgets around without looking like we need pocket protectors.
Bellini Clutch
Kangaroo Case
Jacket CasePosted in accessories, fashion, shopping by Krysta Marie
The pendant is made from non-toxic shrink plastic, and coated with polish for durability. the cord is made from leather with sterling silver clasp. It can be purchased at: www.iloveblocks.com


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Cutting-edge designer, Bernhard Willhelm and Linda Farrow Vintage -- a sunglasses manufacturer based in London, have come up with these stunning mask sunglasses for $175. Many other colors to choose from. Good luck finding them as we have search long and hard and appear to be sold out everywhere.
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Lipstick Prophets designs excellent rubberized spandex leggings; uniquely with knee pads and back seam. DOPE! To purchase these click here or for more of their clothing from their collections, visit: lipstickprophets.com
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In an age when it is difficult to avoid terror; take charge of the streets and look fashionable with a PeaceKeeper™ handbag by designer, James Piatt. To purchase this and other stunning handbags visit: www.jamespiatt.com
Price: $85
Color Choices: Black or Red
Handle Style: MOD/Silver
Dimensions: 7" x 4" x 7"
Materials: Leather and polyurethane handle
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Have you ever cried when getting cut or scraped? Now you’ll be shedding tears if you don’t get to use one of these wacky bandages! Find these and many more styles at: www.fredflare.com
or if you like eggs with your bacon, try these
if your a PETA activist, how about their toast bandages
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Name:Alexander Heaton
Website: alexanderheaton.co.uk