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These buys from local businesses make thoughtful gifts that any mom will appreciate

These locally sold goods give a nod to some of the world’s most alluring locales

Embrace calm seas and cool ocean breezes in these summer-ready, nautical-inspired ensembles

Choose from these classic and colorful romantic pieces to wear on Valentine's Day.

Your cheat sheet for how to dress during wedding season.

A bag that gives back Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2015-03-02 09:50 This limited edition DKNY <3 BOTTLETOP handbag is handcrafted in Brazil from recycled metal pull tabs. A percentage of the proceeds from sales are donated to the Bottletop Foundation, which supports educational and charitable projects that tackle teenage health issues including HIV/AIDS, drug abuse and teenage pregnancy. The Bottletop Foundation supports health education for young people in Brazil, Rwanda, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe and Kenya. DKNY; One of three limited edition handbags; $395; Available at dkny.comRead more about A bag that gives back

The era of the mini dress and boxy heels reigns again this fall. Funky patterns, prints and colors aren’t hibernating for winter.

Celebrate the fashion icon in your life with a festive, customizable e-card. 

The iconic Lilly Pulitzer brand comes to Martin County

 Photography by  Ian Jacob Photography assistance by Sarah Jacob Production by Melissa Puppo and Megan Ayscue Styling by Michelle Price Hair and Makeup by Valunthinee Phoung Modeling by Eva Noel of next models Shot on location at Frederick Douglass...

Profits from the exclusive DY Liberty Collection will help support World Central Kitchen's mission to distribute 250,000 meals per day to people in need. 

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

Food and fashion have always been the perfect pair. This spring, make sure you’re wearing the right colors and silhouettes using this brunch color breakdown as a guide.

Designer Dossier: Naeem Khan Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Wed, 2015-04-29 03:48 Q: When was the moment you knew you wanted to be a fashion designer? I wanted to be a fashion designer at a very, very young age. I think it must have been around 13 or 14 years, when I liked to watch the tailors in my mother’s atelier, where all the custom clothes were made in the house. I would hang out with the cutters and the tailors and they used to love me. I used to just play around with scissors and cut cloth and I loved it, so I knew that I wanted to do this. Q: Describe your experience working for fashion great, Halston.Read more about Designer Dossier: Naeem Khan

Stuart-based artist Tatiana Lynette Hamel provides brides-to-be the opportunity to personalize their special day

One delicious trend that’s ripe for the picking

Boost your mood with this season's playful color palette.

6 Stringy Bathing Suits To Help You Strap Up For Summer