One of the most rewarding and satisfying aspects of being an independent fashion retailer is that we get to shine the spotlight on local artists and designers we love. Finding these special, creative individuals is like finding a really sparkly needle in the local haystack. Johannah Masters is no exception. Her playful, whimsical jewelry line, beloved by women of all ages, is the perfect match for our cup of happiness type of shop. Click to read ten questions with the designer.
 As a minority-cubanita-owned business, we know first hand how hard it is to come across support of any kind when it comes to navigating the murky underworld of commerce and capitalism. Lucky for us we are surrounded by beautiful, ambitious, intelligent women who eager to share their experiences and help us all grow/learn from each other's journey's. Tune into Anyelis Cordero's podcast"Diary of a First Gen Journey" podcast on spotify to find some solace and support in your journey.Â
Women are capable of anything, we know that better than anyone. But there is a certain kind stereotyping as to the kind of work we are traditionally expected to perform. It's usually the kind of stuff men would typically never touch, i.e. Crocheting, sewing, cooking, etc. But why is a practice that is just as technical and tedious as any other art form disregarded as nothing more than a craft or hobby. Jill Scipione has taken the age old technique and pushed it to new heights with her window installation.Â