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Happy October 25th!
I can’t believe how fast fall went… I mean… I’m in the process of making plans for the Holidays!! It seems like just yesterday I was laying out on my roof-deck working on my tan. Now all I have left are tan lines… fading reminders of my crazy summer.
Anyway… on today’s must have designer… uluru.
How gorgeous are her designs? I love them!
About the label:
At uluru, there is great intent in each silhouette, seam, and detail. Less is more. The clothes are designed with your identity in mind … they are fluid not fickle and definitely not defined by a label. There is space in the garments for women to interpret, move, accessorize, layer, and wear.
Designer Caroline Priebe ‘s inspirations come from history, others and her own. In addition to developing gorgeous clothes, Caroline also developed a sustainable business model. Her goal? That everyone in the process, from farmer to consumer wins.
I love her Tunic with Wings (above bottom)!
P.S. Over the past few weeks I’ve done my best to give you some economically-centered posts… free inspiration with Ndoema, free (technically, but you really should contribute something) music with Girl Talk and now some free shopping tips from one of my favorite blogs, The Budget Fashionista (Hello Kathryn). Far from being Palinized (click under the right side of the desk for reference), Kathryn created her own 26-piece capagne worthy outfit for less than $2,500. Check it out!
the tunic is awesome. though i’d prefer it without the wings, then it could pass off as high fashion, don’t you think? :D
that is a good credo. in an ideal world, the chain from farmers to consumers ought to win. but we also have witnessed the backlash of that idea, that when outsourcing became the alternative. it’s just too expensive to sustain the ideal.