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From the LAEM store: hand-printed hybrids by Necklush
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Necklush’s multi-strand scarves, infinity necklaces, and show stopping cuffs are the ultimate fusion accessories. These hand-printed pieces are about as versatile as they come: scarf, necklace, bracelet wrap, all in one. Each unique accessory is a piece of art, coming straight at you from designers Troy and Stephano in Brooklyn. Necklush scarves and cuffs are currently a featured collection in the Lost At E Minor online store.
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From the LAEM Store: Poppy and Moe knitwear
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One part wilderness, one part fashion, all Poppy and Moe: a vintage-inspired knitwear brand with a fabulous line-up of hand-drawn graphics. We love this brand for the nature undercurrent in their designs, all printed on chic silhouettes: a fox with flowers meets an off the shoulder pullover, a cat goddess living on a deep-plunged racerback tank. Check out our favorites in the Lost At E Minor store.
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From the LAEM Online Store: Morphik Wearable Art
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It’s a bracelet. It’s a wall-hanging. It’s a limited edition piece of art. These art-inspired cuffs from Morphik are all of the above. An arts-focused design company founded with the vision for everyone to experience and own art, Morphik pieces are true art in concept, design, and function. The cuffs are designed as a ready to wear accessory piece, with a detachable art component that can be hung on the wall like a favorite painting and photograph.
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From the LAEM Online store: Fresh Flowers from Itunube
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This is a collection of 32 flowers and a fresh bouquet on your table every day, all in one gorgeous collection that never fades. This modern approach from Itunube is a great statement for any table and a perfect gift idea. Just select a flower, make a roll with the pages, and finish it off with a vase. You can pick up an assortment for every room in the Lost At E Minor store.
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From the LAEM Online store: Dosh Wallets
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Sleek and savvy wallets by Australian accessories brand, Dosh. These innovative super slim wallets are made of cutting-edge polymer material that is durable, water and chemical resistant, yet still soft to touch. Check out assorted types and colors in the Lost At E Minor store.
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From the LAEM Online Store: Iswas+Willbe Jewelry
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ISWAS+WILLBE: timeless, glamorous jewelry. This design collective, owned and operated by husband-wife team, Rex and Telle Lefler, showcases modern handmade jewelry with an emphasis on ethically sourced and reclaimed materials. We particularly love the stories behind each piece: inspirations are drawn from science, history, and journeys in life. You can pick up one of their versatile necklaces in the Lost At E Minor store.
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From the LAEM Store: Large Format Polaroid Transfers
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Brooklyn-based Polaroid artist Matt Schwartz, from She Hit Pause Studios, has been photographing his whimsical images of girls, surf culture and vintage finds for the past eight years. Schwartz takes large format Polaroids, pulls apart the film, and then rubs the negative onto watercolor paper.
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Ryan Elisabeth Jewelry Collages
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Ryan Elisabeth Jewelry uses unique designs to inspire, tell stories, and empower. And the pieces are pretty badass. The As Time Goes By collection showcases intricate pocket watch collages, inspired by historically strong and pivotal women. The Light City series features eye-catching accessories, showing influences ranging from art to architecture. We’re pleased to highlight Ryan Elisabeth jewelry as a featured collection in the Lost At E Minor store.
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Vintage Squared tote by Urban Cricket
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It’s a Polaroid, of an even more vintage Polaroid. Capturing the essence of the antique renaissance, this Vintage Tote by Urban Cricket is perfect as a daily bag, but also big enough to carry your favorite LPS, a stack of wine, and even small animals. Yes, animals. Get yours now at the Lost At E [...]
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Lost At E Minor store: Neoclassics
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Neoclassics are a California-based apparel line with a free-thinking approach. They celebrate pioneers of the past and present with both literal and abstract graphics, all hand-printed on super soft material. Check out some of our favourite items of theirs in the Lost At E Minor store.
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LAEM store: Eco-extraordinaire jewelry by Upper Metal Class
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Minimalist cool meets urban grunge. This is Upper Metal Class, fine metal jewelry inspired by architecture, construction, math and science. Upper Metal Class already scored major points with their chic every-day friendly line, but there’s a major bonus to the brand: they are uber-environmentally conscious, constructing all goods from recycled metal in a wind-powered studio. [...]
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LAEM store: art-driven apparel by Treacherous Minx
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Who ever thought that repurposed panty-hose packaging could be so hot? Thanks to the Intuition Line from Treacherous Minx, we have a new-found love for vintage hosiery. Or make that, the branding behind them. This art-driven apparel line from Los Angeles pulls inspiration from vintage packaging, films, and books, laying the art onto must-have modern [...]
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Lost At E Minor store: Urban Cricket Clothing
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You don’t have to live in Williamsburg to love the You Killed Brooklyn tee by Urban Cricket. With a feel for the vintage and a personalized illustration style, the Urban Cricket product line speaks to anyone with a love for casual wear and a hint of creativity.
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Mutewatch: a watch that’s smarter than you are
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We’re loving the intuitive and sleek new Mutewatch. Here’s a watch that not only looks hot, but also might be smarter than you. And us. Sad, but true.
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Lost At E Minor store: Muve and the Evil Square
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Muve is an alliance of two artists: Mike, an illustrator from Washington DC, and Ryan, a photographer from New York. Their ideas and designs evolved into Muve, a clothing company dedicated to voicing creative freedom with respect to sub-cultures of the past, present, and future.
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