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    • In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 
Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 
Does Heather get her passion for design from you?
Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.
How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?
Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 
Have you ever collaborated on any projects?
Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.
Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 
What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?
Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!
What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?
Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  
Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?
Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!
Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?
Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 
Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.
To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  
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    • In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 
Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 
Does Heather get her passion for design from you?
Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.
How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?
Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 
Have you ever collaborated on any projects?
Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.
Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 
What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?
Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!
What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?
Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  
Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?
Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!
Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?
Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 
Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.
To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  
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    • In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 
Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 
Does Heather get her passion for design from you?
Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.
How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?
Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 
Have you ever collaborated on any projects?
Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.
Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 
What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?
Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!
What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?
Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  
Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?
Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!
Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?
Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 
Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.
To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  
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    • In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 
Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 
Does Heather get her passion for design from you?
Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.
How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?
Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 
Have you ever collaborated on any projects?
Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.
Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 
What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?
Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!
What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?
Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  
Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?
Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!
Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?
Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 
Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.
To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  
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    • In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 
Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 
Does Heather get her passion for design from you?
Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.
How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?
Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 
Have you ever collaborated on any projects?
Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.
Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 
What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?
Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!
What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?
Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  
Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?
Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!
Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?
Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 
Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.
To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  
      Zoom Info
    • In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 
Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 
Does Heather get her passion for design from you?
Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.
How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?
Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 
Have you ever collaborated on any projects?
Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.
Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 
What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?
Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!
What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?
Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  
Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?
Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!
Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?
Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 
Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.
To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  
      Zoom Info
    • In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 
Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 
Does Heather get her passion for design from you?
Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.
How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?
Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 
Have you ever collaborated on any projects?
Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.
Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 
What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?
Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!
What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?
Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  
Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?
Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!
Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?
Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 
Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.
To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  
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    In honor of Mother’s Day, we are bringing you a week’s worth of interviews about businesses that are either started by moms, mom & daughters or work that has been inspired by motherhood. 

    Our last interview comes from our very own founder, Heather Lipner and her mom, Joyce Lipner. They share memories, a love for shoes, and a passion for creativity. 

    Does Heather get her passion for design from you?

    Joyce: I am not sure about the origin of Heather’s passion for design, but I will tell you that she had her own style from very early on. I always made sure that she could pick out her own clothing even as early on as 2 years old. She always had her own sense of style that others copied.

    How has your mother influenced you in your creative choices?

    Heather: I think creativity comes from a strong sense of confidence. My mom has taught me to be anything I want, to express myself however it emotes, to strive to be the best person I can be and never wait for anyone to do things for me. My creative choices are powered by that freedom, expression, hunger, and the confidence that wills it. 

    Have you ever collaborated on any projects?

    Joyce: Perhaps we have. I love to sew, knit and crochet. We have worked on building a padded headboard as well as other projects like drapery, and/or custom pillows. It’s always great to hear an idea and then make it happen in its own unique way.

    Heather: My momma is the ultimate supporter and collaborator. Whenever I wanted to do a creative project, she not only would get sincerely excited, but she’d also run to store with me, and pick out the materials. Then she’d not only teach me, but get in on the mix as well; staple gun, hang, nail, sew, whatever it took. We’ve done so many projects together - headboards, pillows, duvets, upholstery, the list goes on. While our styles are quite different, I like to think that I’ve inspired her home remodeling choices as well. 

    What’s one of your favorite memories from Heather’s childhood?

    Joyce: There are so many! I guess my very favorite is a birthday party she held.  She decided that her party would have a theme—a tea party in which all her friends had to “dress up” in stylish clothing and hats and bring some “gossip” to share.  I am not sure who had a better time, her little friends or the moms!

    What’s one of your favorite childhood memories with your mother?

    Heather: My mom had summers off so I’d wait until I heard my dad leave for work, then jump into her bed and we’d watch soaps all morning. It was like that every single summer. All my acting skills comes from Days of Our Lives.  

    Is there anything from Heather’s closet you’ve got your eye on?

    Joyce: I love shoes and boy does she have some wonderful shoes!

    Do you take style inspiration from your mother’s closet?

    Heather: Oh gosh. I remember she had amazing high heel boots. I wanted them so badly but was too ‘young’ to wear them. By the time I was old enough my feet were bigger than a size 6.5. Still pissed. We lived in Chicago and it was the ’80s and I adored her fur coats and would literally just hang out in the closet with them. She had great accessories - jewelry & belts & hats. 

    Photos courtesy of Heather Lipner.

    To view other interviews, check out our Mother’s Day tag.  

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  • Have you checked out our founder’s shop? A couple of her fav’s from the shop and why:
1 - Add some roaring character to your wall with this adorably fierce grizzly bear print. Check out Troy Moth’s nature work too. These impact pieces are great to hang above your bed like so. 
2 - How cool is this serpent necklace? This is a piece that really doesn’t go out of style and even if there’s a saturation in the snake trend market and you can’t stand to wear it any longer, you can always store and pull it out later to restart the trend. 
3 - I love the organic look of this knot stacking ring set. You know a designer is talented when they can communicate the essence - in this case knots aren’t perfect, ropes wrap - as does this ring. 
4 - I have to say that I am actually pretty excited about the future of tassels. It was a trend I predicted on E! for nyfw and besides the embellishing, new takes on tassel accessories will be an artful & fun way to add texture to your outfit. I definitely plan on it with this tassel necklace.
5 - I’m into mixing an earthy style with a more glamorous look. Balance it out with this indian sweatshirt and a cool skirt as explained here. 
6 -  Stylish ear cuffs are making their way into our daily wardrobe. But it’s actually been a bit hard to find the really cool ones as not a lot of designers have nailed it yet. This spiked ear cuff is cool, great for layering in, and it’s a good show piece to represent the beginning of this refined yet edgy trend.
7 - I just bought this plant starter kit and am so excited about it. Being so crazy busy all the time, I think this is the great solution to getting my fresh veggies & herbs on demand.
8 - While it’s been the year of the studs, new and interesting earrings will start to emerge. These loop earrings are totally rad. It’s one piece that you slip in from the front of your ear hole. Very fun.

    Have you checked out our founder’s shop? A couple of her fav’s from the shop and why:

    1 - Add some roaring character to your wall with this adorably fierce grizzly bear print. Check out Troy Moth’s nature work too. These impact pieces are great to hang above your bed like so. 

    2 - How cool is this serpent necklace? This is a piece that really doesn’t go out of style and even if there’s a saturation in the snake trend market and you can’t stand to wear it any longer, you can always store and pull it out later to restart the trend. 

    3 - I love the organic look of this knot stacking ring set. You know a designer is talented when they can communicate the essence - in this case knots aren’t perfect, ropes wrap - as does this ring. 

    4 - I have to say that I am actually pretty excited about the future of tassels. It was a trend I predicted on E! for nyfw and besides the embellishing, new takes on tassel accessories will be an artful & fun way to add texture to your outfit. I definitely plan on it with this tassel necklace.

    5 - I’m into mixing an earthy style with a more glamorous look. Balance it out with this indian sweatshirt and a cool skirt as explained here. 

    6 -  Stylish ear cuffs are making their way into our daily wardrobe. But it’s actually been a bit hard to find the really cool ones as not a lot of designers have nailed it yet. This spiked ear cuff is cool, great for layering in, and it’s a good show piece to represent the beginning of this refined yet edgy trend.

    7 - I just bought this plant starter kit and am so excited about it. Being so crazy busy all the time, I think this is the great solution to getting my fresh veggies & herbs on demand.

    8 - While it’s been the year of the studs, new and interesting earrings will start to emerge. These loop earrings are totally rad. It’s one piece that you slip in from the front of your ear hole. Very fun.

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    • Have you seen us on Celebuzz? Uncovet founder Heather Lipner is giving style tips on how to wear this dazzling latest black and gold trend! This classic pairing between colors has made its way onto the red carpet. Heather explains how to wear it best here! 
We have the perfect song to get dressed to! Sam Sparro’s “Black and Gold” anyone?
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    • Have you seen us on Celebuzz? Uncovet founder Heather Lipner is giving style tips on how to wear this dazzling latest black and gold trend! This classic pairing between colors has made its way onto the red carpet. Heather explains how to wear it best here! 
We have the perfect song to get dressed to! Sam Sparro’s “Black and Gold” anyone?
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    • Have you seen us on Celebuzz? Uncovet founder Heather Lipner is giving style tips on how to wear this dazzling latest black and gold trend! This classic pairing between colors has made its way onto the red carpet. Heather explains how to wear it best here! 
We have the perfect song to get dressed to! Sam Sparro’s “Black and Gold” anyone?
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    • Have you seen us on Celebuzz? Uncovet founder Heather Lipner is giving style tips on how to wear this dazzling latest black and gold trend! This classic pairing between colors has made its way onto the red carpet. Heather explains how to wear it best here! 
We have the perfect song to get dressed to! Sam Sparro’s “Black and Gold” anyone?
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    Have you seen us on Celebuzz? Uncovet founder Heather Lipner is giving style tips on how to wear this dazzling latest black and gold trend! This classic pairing between colors has made its way onto the red carpet. Heather explains how to wear it best here! 

    We have the perfect song to get dressed to! Sam Sparro’s “Black and Gold” anyone?

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One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.
Get the panel leggings here 
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One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.
Get the panel leggings here 
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One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.
Get the panel leggings here 
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One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.
Get the panel leggings here 
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One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.
Get the panel leggings here 
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One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.
Get the panel leggings here 
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One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.
Get the panel leggings here 
      Zoom Info

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    One of our favorite new items this fall is the leather legging. Above are some great style tips on how to wear them. Super cool & classy with fur, draping jackets, or oversized sweaters & coats.

    Get the panel leggings here 

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  • Skateboard Chic That’s Actually Chic

    Check out our founder, Heather Lipner, curating on Very Short List today! She curates for Uncovet daily, but now she’s spreading her style super powers beyond. Find out what her summer style picks are on Uncovet.

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    Very Short List + Heather Lipner - Read on!

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  • i had so much fun doing the bheaded interview - check it out for the full interview & photos. subscribe to never miss a ‘up closet & personal’ feature.

    i had so much fun doing the bheaded interview - check it out for the full interview & photos. subscribe to never miss a ‘up closet & personal’ feature.

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  • Pins of The Week // Full Bloom
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2. Arrangement Shirt
3. Spring Rose Mosaics

4. Welcome Puzzle
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    1. Philip Newton Photo

    2. Arrangement Shirt

    3. Spring Rose Mosaics

    4. Welcome Puzzle

    5. Floral Skirts

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