Local Designer Showcase: Johannah Masters Jewelry Collection
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.
L'Officiel Arabia Editorial | November 2022 Print Issue
Jersey City Artist Spotlight - Dirty Celebrity
Get to know Yvette of Dirty Celebrity. She made our dope heads this season for the ever changing and progressing Jersey City.
Mint History 101: High Society Vintage Adventures in Miami
My wild adventures in sourcing and selling Vintage throughout the years have led to encounters with some of the world's most iconic, creative people. Prior to starting Mint, I used to work for an infamous vintage store in Miami (we shall not name names, but if you can guess, kudos to you!). The store was sprawling and mysterious, like a dense jungle, only instead of animals and plants, this feral shopping haven had 10,000 square feet of the world's finest vintage and designer pieces. Working there was like nothing I'd ever experienced in retail before. Everyday brought something new and exciting, be it a person or a one of a vintage piece you would only find there. And this day on Dec 5, 2009 as no exception.
ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: GAIL SCOTT
Few places on this Earth are teeming with creative energy like NYC. We are lucky to be situated closely to such a vibrant breeding ground for artists of all varieties. Gail is a Bronx born and raised music artist with soul, smarts and sex appeal to spare. Read more to see why we chose her as our Fall banner girl and what makes her so alluring.
Mint Girl Feature - Vicky Mosinho
It goes without saying that we are pretty darn picky around here. About literally everything. But especially about the faces on our site. These girls embody what it means to be a Mint Girl. The last 8 years we have cultivated a following of women of all ages that we consider to be Mint Girls. A microcosm of bad ass women and unicorns with extraordinary style.
The Little Store That Could
The main real difference between big business and small business, of any kind, is Soul. The ethereal essence of our human spirit. Small businesses, in particular brick and mortars, are corporeal manifestations of an individual's soul. In other words, we are literally putting our hearts out on the street for you to walk in and walk all over. And we love it.
'Girl on the Way' - Radha Martinez - @theofficialradha
Here we shine the light on local musical artist Radha Martinez. We turned up the glamour and created a mini-torial for your viewing pleasure.
Allison Strong In Her Element
Sometimes I like to think of the doors to our shops as Magnets. They attract other like-minded, creative, ambitious women. The kind of women that inspire us to keep pushing, grow our brand and continue elevating our Female kind.
Flower.Boy
When we look back at this moment in time 30-50 years from now, what will be the defining aesthetic of our generation? How did fashion progress during our time? We explored the answers to these heavy question with a light and fun editorial. Flower.Boy is a short visual fashion story about a boy who is at once embracing and grappling with his femininity. Local aspiring actor Petar Ilic explores his feminine side in vintage couture and street wear.
Photography by Richard Polio
Styling/Makeup Valerie Duardo
Assistant Radha Martinez
July 2021 Mint Girl - Harvaniya Krishnan
Get to know our July Mint Girl Harvaniya Krishnan. A Malaysia born, Indian beauty pursuing film and acting at the University of North Carolina. A Secaucus, NJ native, she is paving her way as a future fashion icon and story teller, representing her Southeast Asian culture at the highest level.
Introducing Mint QVC - Episode 1 - Vintage Chanel
First episode of Mint Market's Mint QVC show. This episode focuses on the vintage collection available at Mint Market and Mintmarket.com.
CHANEL
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Dreamgirls
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Dreamgirls
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