This is a neck piece given to me by my Secret Santa (Lynn Stevens!) for the 52WoC Holiday Fun Swap 2008. It’s one of the Handmade Jewelry by Christine Newville Gartler. I love the intricate design, combining beads, stones, and chain. It takes a real talented person to come up with a design such as this one. This is a good example why going for indie fashion accessories is a great thing. Apart from being stylish, you can be sure that you’re getting something unique and interesting! Handmade Jewelry by Christine Newville Gartler makes use of elements in her pieces: Vintage and Imported Beads Natural Stones All are original designs and are custom-made. You can reach her via this contact number: 773.392.2607 (I think she’s from... [Read more]

Versatility. I think that’s it. The idea that a piece of fashion accessory or jewelry can be worn in a number of different ways is VERY appealing. Wouldn’t you agree that investing a fair amount of money on something that can be styled whichever way is value for money? I think I introduced you folks to Claire Suzy Stannard, Aussie Indie Designer (yea, Australia, mate!) and here’s one of her pieces that captured my fancy. It’s the Bronze and Silver Neckwrap. The ultimate neckpiece. For a street-y cool look or simple elegance in the evening. Incredibly versatile. Antique bronze box chain & Sterling Silver. I’m actually looking to get one of these. And I reckon wearing my Vintage Pearl and Rose necklace earlier... [Read more]

My trek into the world of Australian Indie Fashion keeps getting more and more interesting. I keep finding gorgeous pieces on each effort of searching. It’s very fulfilling. This time around is an indie accessory designer, Simone Walsh, wow-ing us with her handmade jewelry. One of the pieces that stood out in my book is the Picture Frame Pendant. This beautiful Victorian-inspired picture frame pendant has been intricately cut out by hand from sterling silver. The centre of the rectangular frame is left empty, allowing your skin or clothing to show through the cut out sections of the pendant. The pendant has a brushed but shiny finish and it has a light weight to it. The pendant is suspended from a sterling silver chain which has been blackened... [Read more]

Th latest style that I’m so attracted to lately is that touch of Plumage. I’m actually hoping to buy me a pair of earrings that’s quite similar to this one included in the feature. Persian Peacock Earrings Gorgeous iridescent peacock feathers teamed with elegant Persian scroll motif. Wear with the lastest shimmering royal blue, purple or green eyeshadow for a stunning look! Gold plated earhooks. These are from an Australian indie accessory designer, Claire Suzy Stannard. Gorgeous isn’t it? Another one of the great finds as I explore the local indie fashion scene. I’m also looking to get me some hair accents either in feather or floral or combined, among other things. If you’re following my other fashion blogs... [Read more]

The Australian Indie Fashion scene never ceases to amaze me. From minimalist and artsy designs to jaw-dropping fabulosity like these beauties from PsychoGlam by Emma Hyatt. Be still, my heart! It’s quite fantastic that there are indie designers out here that can come up with such elaborate yet is still quietly elegant. My Heart Is Yours Necklace, $130. A vintage glass chandelier heart rests on a skeleton shell surrounded by pearls, swarovski crystals and tiny metal flowers. A beautiful bold statement necklace. Strictly limited edition. [Read more] [Read more]