I just love these hats created by Nikki Giling.

Last two photo by Carina Hesper.

http://www.nikkigiling.com

This unique jewelry collection from All For The Mountain consists of rather interesting pieces that would surely stand out from the rest. The jewelry pieces come in either oxidized bronze, oxidized silver, and (for a select few) gold. They also created an octagonal table that looks part Egyptian and part Moroccan.

http://www.allforthemountain.com

The more I type the word Prairie, the more it doesn’t look like a word anymore…Anyway, Prairie Underground’s Fall 2009 collection is just wicked.

Check out the trunk show on Tuesday, November 3rd at Candystore Collective 3153 16th Street, San Francisco, California 94103.

http://www.prairieunderground.com

In the same vein as the watch face brooches we recently posted, these brooches by Jen Mazer are made from old eyeglass lenses and images from magazines. An optional black rubber cord necklace with sterling silver clasp is available so that you can transform it into a necklace. I suggest that if you like jewelry, you check out the rest of her site — she has some really beautiful pieces.

Thanks, Matt!

http://nosipho.com/recycledeyeglass.html

An ingenious idea both a scarf a small pouch to hold all your belongings!

http://www.wintercheckfactory.com

Yep, I wasn’t lyin’. Shoes made of bread. You think I could make this stuff up!?

http://www.dadadastudio.eu

These paper items from House-Wear aren’t like the classroom paper airplanes you’re used to, but they’re familiar fashions that are comfortable, simple, and eco-friendly. The paper material used to construct these garments is Tyvek, a soft structure material that is breathable, durable, light and machine-washable. Ethical design practices were used to create this unique alternative to clothing made out of traditional cotton and other fabric materials.

http://www.house-wear.com

I love this dress so much I can’t use words to describe it. Well, maybe one word: wishlist.

http://emilyryan.etsy.com