Thanksgiving and the Holidays are here!
November brought Diwali celebrations and we are ending with Thanksgiving. What a festive month! We have not stopped feasting and our love affair with various cuisines and cooking continues! Designers like to garden, cook the bounty that nature provides and then serve it beautifully. Then came photographs of the food, the table, the people and the drinks! It is all part of the lifestyle that we are trying to create with our clothing. Who is wearing our fashions, where are they wearing them and what are they eating and drinking? Or, which new and trendy restaurant or gala were they seen at?
So send us pics of you in our fashions, about town. We love to receive them. If you want to be on the blog, let us know!
In November we dressed Sorboni Banerjee Holbrook of channel 7 news for the American Indian Foundation gala. She looked smashing in the beaded LBD - adding a picture. We will be at the Hastings Marketplace and Agape International's fundraiser.
Giving locally for a gloabl impact. There are a family of turkeys roaming around in our backyard (wild, but for how long?) Could Thanksgiving be far behind? We are planning on cooking and eating a feast with my brother's family.
Our local farms this year, Wilson Farms and others are stocking all things grown within a 50 mile radius, what a treat! A recent meal at Sel Della Terre offered a three course meal called the "Locavore". Every bite was exquisite! So here's to being eco-friendly, organic, fuel saving, eating and buying locally and supporting our local businesses during this holiday season!
AIF Fundraiser event- Shubrah.com donated fashions for their auction and the MC Sorboni was wearing the beaded LBD! http://www.lokvani.com/lokvani/article.php?article_id=6921
Happy Holidays!





































Our Spring collection will be showing in May. However, we have been working on some one of a kind designs meanwhile. They are beach worthy or warm weather cotton dresses and pajama pants. Well, they are made from saris that I decided to cut up (it's only antique cotton fabric from the 70's after all) and make into some wonderful sun dresses and pants. Recycling the best hand made cotton Kota saris I could find. You can wear them to a beach, a nice dinner at a bistro or pull on the pieces over your bathing suits. Each sari had enough fabric to make one dress and one pajama. So, if you are looking for something special, call us or e-mail to set up an appointment. We are here to wardrobe you for Spring break! 