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Designer Dossier: Elie Tahari Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2015-03-02 09:50 Q: What was it like coming to America for the first time? It was “Alice in Wonderland.” Q: When did you realize you wanted to be a fashion designer? I never thought I would be a fashion designer, I was only thinking about paying the rent. And to pay the rent, you had to make beautiful clothes that people wanted to wear. That’s what drove me to design. Q: What legacy do you hope to leave on the fashion world with your brand?Read more about Designer Dossier: Elie Tahari

Enlight yourself with these white fashion accessories

A floral fantasy of spring dresses in Florida’s raw and alluring outdoors

Bright ideas for brilliant kitchen gear

Everything delightful is blooming at the flower farm

For those with longer legs, and a shorter torso, try pairing an A-line midi with a cropped top and a jacket.

Anyone who has recently visited downtown Stuart’s Market on Main has probably noticed Joliee, a mobile boutique housed within a remodeled vintage camper. It’s...

The simple life never looked so good

 For an outfit that is fun and flattering, dress monochromatic.

Designer Dossier: Alexis Bittar Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2015-01-29 09:11 Q: When did you first realize you had a fascination with antique jewelry? I realized that I had a love for antique jewelry when I was probably, I want to say, 8 or 9 years old. There was an antique jeweler in Maine, her name was Mrs. Ivers, she had cotton blue candy hair, and she was an old-school Mainer. She was an antique collector/dealer and she gave me my first piece of jewelry, which was a wedding band, weirdly enough. Q: What was the moment when you realized you wanted to be a jewelry designer?Read more about Designer Dossier: Alexis Bittar

Make the season bright with our 2025 Gift Guide, full of locally curated gifts for the dynamic personalities in your life

Local treasures reflecting the beauty of the deep blue sea

Fantasy tweed jacket (price upon request), Fantasy tweed shorts ($2,200), Fantasy tweed skirt (price upon request), tweed handbag ($3,700), tights ($375), boots ($1,800), necklace...

Vibrant and fresh, these designer accessories are simply scrumptious

Breezy dresses and delicate jewels combine for the perfect spring vibe amid Florida’s beautiful flora

The best local finds for all of your events this season.

Stuart resident Kristen Alyce designs bespoke luxury fashion pieces out of canvas

Emily Pantelides, who has more than 10 years experience in TV news and runs her own public relations company, takes over our style page with a season preview. Here are her holiday picks. 

B Boutique in Stuart offers a thoughtful selection of quality books and a place for bibliophiles to connect

Have even more fun in the sun in a rainbow of bright hues that make a chic statement