Who: FIN – Oslo, Norway

What: Cropped Sleeves Dress

Where: Equita – $220 $160

Why: Love flared skirt, love the slim fit waist, love the neckline and love the ever so slightly puffy sleeves. A simple dress with exquisite lines and the classic look of Audrey Hepburn with just the right amount of sweetness and elegance.

You can feel good about wearing this dress and not just because you look good – this dress is made of 100% organic cotton and is certified Fair Trade by a carbon neutral company (FIN invests in climate credits).

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Who: Mark Edge Jewelry – Atlanta, GA

What: Roadrunner Bracelet

Where: Mark Edge – $149

Why We Love It: Was difficult to select a favorite from Mark Edge’s new Eco Vintage collection, but we settled on this Vintage Roadrunner bracelet because it was something we hadn’t seen before. Such an unexpected mix of materials, with the gold roadrunner, the brass rings, the chunky crystals and the vintage beads. Fun – with a vintage roadrunner charm dangling off the clasp and yet still incredibly sophisticated. Click to continue »

Who: Mel en Stel – Brooklyn, NY

What: Sundress Silk/Cotton

Where: Mel en Stel – $300 SOLD OUT

Why We Love ‘Em: The last 10 days of blah rain have really got us pining for spring – pining for color, single layers,strappy sandals and this floaty spring dress from Mel en Stel. It takes the hippie out of tie dye and transforms it into an elegant and rich fabric – it almost looks more like a block print than a tie dye. Love the contrast of the blue and white tie dye with the bold red straps.

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Who: N:F:P (New Form Perspective) – Beacon, NY 

What: Snap Neck Warmer

Where: N:F:P – $55

Why We Love ‘Em: The worst of the winter is behind us (hopefully), and yet we can’t help but pine for this versatile scarf from N:F:P. Love the wear-many-ways approach to the design. This snappy scarf can be worn buttoned up as a turtleneck, draped as a cowl neck, snapped on the sides for a chic scarf or as a neck warmer by pulling the ends through the slit on the side. Each scarf is handknit from your choice of 100% merino wool or bamboo. Click to continue »

Who: Po Campo, Chicago, IL

What: Bike Rack Bag

Where: Supermarket – $160 for the Rack Bag & $90 for the Handlebar Bag

Why We Love ‘Em: Finally the solution of the age old dilemma of how to look cute on your bike without succumbing to the cumbersome messenger bag or the dreaded backpack. Now, thanks to the ladies at Po Campo, you can ride in style with your cute little Rack Bag strapped neatly to the back. Once you arrive at your destination simply unclip the straps and you are off with your stylish tote in tow. They also have a handlebar bag if you prefer to keep your valuables in front.

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Who: Alkemie; Los Angeles, CA

What: Starfish Cuff

Where: eConscious Market – $190

Why We Love It: The detail and texture of this one-of-a-kind cuff is so lifelike that you can almost feel the delicate arms of starfish tentatively encircling your wrist. Reminds of us days at the beach and the magic of discovering an elusive starfish.  Love the way this oversized cuff manages to exude an organic, ethereal, art nouveau and rocker vibe all at once. Click to continue »

Who: WHERE; UK

What: Cadi Multifunctional Boot

Where: Urban Outfitters – $198, or direct from WHERE on sale for  75 (approx $121.57 depending on exchange rate plus shipping & taxes)

Why We Love It: Very exciting news – one of our favorite European labels, WHERE, has just landed in the US and are now selling a selection of their shoes at none other than Urban Outfitters. So, now you can finally get your hands on WHERE’s cutting edge collection of ethical footwear without incurring exorbidant import fees. Click to continue »

Who: Helping Handbags; London, U.K.

What: The Tabitha

Where: Give a Granny – $240 in aubergine or carmel

Why: So no,  this is not the most eco-friendly handbag on the market, but it is one with an incredibly noble mission. Helping Handbags donates 100% of the proceeds of the Tabitha bag to the The Bulgarian Abandoned Children’s Trust’s Baba Programme, which pairs disabled Bulgarian orphans with surrogate baba’s (grandmothers) to care for these oft neglected children who have been removed from society and placed in institutions. Click to continue »

Who: Teich; Brooklyn, NY

What: Reusable Shopping Bag

Where: Teich Design on Etsy – $22

Bonus! Subscribers to The Find get 10% off all full priced Teich bags!

Why We Love It: Go green and shop in style with these reusable shoppers from Teich. Made with organic cotton twill, they are available in a deep red, an apple green and a bold blue lined with a great combination of contrasting colors on the inside. Handy for unexpected trips to the grocery store or any last minute shopping trips….

And if you feel like treating yourself this holiday season, check out the Teich collection of  sleek clutch and rockstar worthy handbags. Love the lines, the slouchy silhouettes and the play of color and texture to create for bags that are completely unique.  Click to continue »

Who: Azuri

What: Azuri Bamboo Pashmina Scarf

Where: Nimli – $200 regular price, now on sale for $19. Bonus! Get 30% off all purchases at Nimli with promo code HOLIDAY09!

Why We Love It: Dress up any outfit with this thin, finely woven Pashmina Bamboo Scarf from Azuri. Made of a fine pashmina and an ultra soft bamboo blend, this warm and light weight accessory makes a great accent piece either draped around your soldiers or wrapped around your neck (measures 60″x12″). And, since they are available in over 100 different colors, you are sure to find one to match any occasion.  At a sale price of just $19 (only $13.30 with the 20% off!) who couldn’t use an extra scarf or two or three? Click to continue »