Tommy Hilfiger: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 20, 2010

Last night’s Tommy Hilfiger runway show marked the last ever to be held in the beloved tents of Bryant Park. It was a packed house, as hundreds of invited guests slowly took their seats.

Seated front row were American Elle’s Editor-in-Chief, Robbie Myers and Creative Director, Joe Zee. Several chairs down the line appeared Vogue’s legendary editor, Anna Wintour, who sat arms-crossed and unsuccessfully disguised under a pair of large sunglasses. Among celebrity attendees were Ashley Olsen, Russell Simmons, Rosario Dawson, and Hayden Panettiere.

After a week filled with futuristic, jaw dropping fashions, it was refreshing to come back down to earth and into the present. Hilfiger delivered a new collection that is both true to his American Dream inspiration and wearable to a large clientele. Models walked to the beat of popular music, including a mix of Taylor Swift’s “Love Story.”

Classic red, white, and blue garments graced the runway with style and ease. Hilfiger always manages to achieve a variety of looks that connect to his overall theme. He paired traditional cardigans, cable knits, and plaid coats in green, navy and khaki with more uptown-looking garments and accessories.

My favorite look was a fitted red sweater paired with a long, loose black and white checkered skirt, and held together with a leather belt. A dark sparkly blazer and thigh-high boots introduced a bit of sass to the collection. The simple, yet impeccable tailored skirts and jackets create a feminine-masculinity that has become expected in Hilfiger’s clothes.

While most looks for the Fall/Winter 2010 season veer towards the preppy side, one can achieve a more downtown style by mixing and matching separates. This is just one reason why the Hilfiger brand has maintained success over the years. One can be the “it girl,” or just “the girl next door.”

The evening concluded with the designer taking the stage and embracing the future. ”It’s bittersweet” said Hilfiger, “but it’s onward and upward to Lincoln Center.” Let’s hope this new location will prove to be half as magical as the tents have been for the past eighteen years.

-Megan Eileen McDonough




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Naeem Khan: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 19, 2010

Naeem Khan took metalics to the extreme during his show last night at Bryant Park. I found myself uttering the Rachel Zoe-coined phrase, “on another level” after each of his thirty looks.

The first half of the show consisted of black pants, dresses, and blazers all heavily adorned with brightly colored metallic sequins. Tall hair, fur trimmings, and layered jeweled necklaces completed each look. Several beige garments smoothly worked their way into Khan’s edgy-meets-feminine line.

The second half of the collection showcased a variety of form-fitting white and ivory gowns layered under fur vests. Models transformed into ice queens of the runway as they fiercely floated their way down the catwalk. The hard and soft fabric combinations were thought-out and well chosen.

With gold and silver making up such a large portion of Khan’s color-palette, I felt that I could easily have been at the Grammy’s. Not only can these designs be worn at the award show, they quite resemble the actual awards given to winners. This must take the term “trophy wife” to another level.

Blasting through the speakers was a lively mix of rock music. Although I am a fashion writer by night, my main passion in life is music. Working at a rock record label here in New York City, I found myself singing along while tapping my foot to the beat.

The audience clearly felt bedazzled by Khan’s creations as he received a warm standing ovation at the conclusion of his show.

-Megan Eileen McDonough


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Tony Cohen: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 16, 2010

Tony Cohen’s Fall/Winter 2010 collection turned out to be one of my favorite shows this season. I was rather unfamiliar with this designer, but by the finale of his Valentine’s Day show in the Salon at Bryant Park, I became a loyal follower.

With dark flower petals sprinkled over the white runway, it was the perfect setting for a dark but beautiful lover’s holiday. Leather, lace, and billowy layers of fabric allowed for smooth movement. Smokey eye make-up completed the sleek and elegant look of his designs.

The highlight of the entire collection had to be the silk jewel embroidered leggings. I’m a leggings fan myself, but never have I seen any this fabulous. With many of his garments in neutral black, gray, and beige colors, this added element of chic glamour was the perfect finishing touch.

Each garment exuded confident femininity and sex appeal. From form-fitting mini dresses to long flowing gowns, his construction remained flawless. Models even wore lace and sequin covered gloves. Belts, leather arm wraps, and adorned neck pieces made this show truly unforgettable.

Tony Cohen launched his label in 2004. The Netherlands-born designer was soon picked up by major international buyers such as Harvey Nichols and Neiman Marcus. He is inspired by flower arrangements, curtain draping, music, and travel. These interests are all reflected in his collection.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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Katie Gallagher: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 16, 2010

Katie Gallagher presented her new collection at the trendy Soho Grand downtown. Twenty models each stood on small square tiles in a long row between the hotel’s bar and lounge areas.

Things were a bit chaotic with hotel guests having no idea there was a fashion show about to commence. As the models began walking to their assigned spots, a group of unsuspecting businessmen sitting nearby immediately turned red in the face.

With nobody knowing if this was a runway show or presentation until the models emerged from backstage, guests awkwardly struggled to move around the small space and take pictures. Despite feeling somewhat claustrophobic by the whole situation, I was rather impressed to see the models remain unflustered.

Katie calls her collection “The Heart of the Woods and What I Found There.” With slow, creepy music playing in the background, I felt as if I slipped into her creative world for an hour. The presentation provided guests a more personal setting to view her clothes.

Half of Gallagher’s models were dressed in all black clothing, with a mixture of paired thick and thin fabrics in each look. The second half featured lighter fabrics and colors. Leather, leggings, and oversized jackets were staples in her collection.

I really appreciate Gallagher’s design aesthetic and her creative way of approaching rocker-like fashion. With wild, crazy hair and bright-colored eye-makeup worn on her models, every detail worked together to complete this collection.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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ADAM: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 16, 2010

Adam Lippes’ held his ADAM Fall/Winter 2010 collection Saturday in the Promenade tent at Bryant Park. Having missed the designer’s presentation last season at Milk Studios, I was eager to see what he had created over the past months. With thirty-six completed looks, I was not left disappointed.

Inspired by Isca Greenfield-Sanders’ painting from her play “Against The Fall,” Lippes began visualizing his new collection. Her picture was of a parachute jumper descending through dark, opaque panels. He greatly appreciated her experimentation with color, texture, and line, and thus incorporated these aspects into his sketches.

Lippes showcased a variety of fabrics and colors that drew attention to his detailed construction technique. I loved his pairing of thick wool scarves and sweaters with lighter chiffon pieces. A few highlights included a leather pleated black tank dress, cashmere knit jodhpur, cotton poncho, and metallic painted hand knit cable shrug. Architectural lines emphasized his modern design approach.

With so many different looks being introduced into his collection, Lippes managed to tie everything together. He presented dark neutral outfits, some lighter colored garments, and then a strong combination of the two. Gradually, new textures smoothly transitioned into his line. His method of layering contrasting textures looked effortless as models paraded down the runway in their Manolo Blahnik heels.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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A Détacher: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 15, 2010

The Fall 2010 A Détacher collection was held at the Altman Building. Comprised of thirty-one looks, the overall vibe was very natural and eco-friendly. Bright green, pink, and blue colored garments were paired with beige boots worn over thigh-high wool leggings. It was almost as if summer and winter merged together to complete each look.

Although I found the collection interesting, I did not leave tonight with a new appreciation for this clothing line. Many of the dresses and tops reminded me of something one might wear on a farm. Baggy clothes consumed the waif-like models, meaning these outfits would add bulk to the appearance of normal sized women.

Another hindrance I found was the musical selection. It was a slow, lingering track with no real melodic beat or rhythm. The show ended with a recording of two people’s voices. It was a rather un-climactic conclusion, but perhaps all part of Kowalska’s vision.

New York based designer Mona Kowalska owns a boutique in downtown Nolita. She opened her shop on Mott Street in 1998 after previously running the Paris design studio for Sonia Rykiel. Mona strives to create chic designs that allow women to feel sexy and comfortable at the same time.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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Vassilios Kostetsos: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 15, 2010

Greek designer Vassilios Kostetsos held his Fall 2011 collection in the Salon last night at Bryant Park. Calling his collection “Eros Anikate Mahan,” Kostetsos found inspiration from Sophocles’ 442 BC drama, “Antigony.”

His designs all stem from the phrase, “love unconquered in the battle.” Red fabrics were used to symbolize love and passion, while black colored pieces represent the death of Antigone’s brother. Kostetsos chose bronze as a key color because of its alikeness to weapons used in battle. Leather added to the harsh undertones of war.

Vassilios put considerable thought into his newest collection, leaving no detail unnoticed. Inspired by the god of Love, this theme is vividly printed on skin-colored materials, handbags, tights, gloves, and other accessories. His draping technique used on evening dresses is comparable to that of modern sculptures.

Designing clothes for both men and women, Kostetsos demonstrated his unique vision behind this collection. Like many shows this season, there was an element of futuristic styled garments in bright metallics. Despite this, his bold color and fabric combinations are unique to his aesthetic.

Not every look is wearable off the runway, but his show was certainly memorable. The audience remained completely enthralled by Vassilios’ shoulder detailing on dresses and jackets and by his sexy sheer tops and dominatrix leather outfits.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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Binetti: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 15, 2010

Diego Binetti unveiled his Fall/Winter 2010 collection at Exit Art Sunday afternoon. Guests clustered near the venue entrance before being led into the seating area. Front row included press and reality stars Simon and Alex McCord from the Real Housewives of New York.

The collection is inspired by Binetti’s recent travels to the Far East. There, Binetti became fascinated by the culture, ancient traditions, and landmarks of the places he visited. From asymmetrical gowns, to straight-leg skirts and long beaded dresses, each garment showcases detailing reflecting these foreign lands.

Binetti chose a variety of fabrics and colors for his twenty-look collection. Silk chiffon, satin charmeuse, and cotton pieces blend into a cohesive, united whole. His exquisite detailing remains a constant fixture in his garments. Black Rajasthan wrestler mirror belts and Swarovski silver and black crystal ball buttons add a futuristic feel to each look.

Binetti previously served as the head designer for world-renowned Jill Stuart. Diego eventually broke away from this role and launched his own label in 2001. Since then, he has gained a following in the United States and all over Europe.
Binetti is respected for creating sophisticated and sensual designs for women.

The international designer will next show during Paris Fashion Week this March. This Tuesday, Scallywag and Vagabond and Alon Jibli of Barbounia restaurant are holding an event honoring Binetti, where elite fashion insiders will be in attendance.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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Elise Øverland: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 14, 2010

It was a celeb-studded night at the Elise Øverland runway show. Held at Exit Art on 10th Avenue, fashion insiders made their way from the familiar tents at Bryant Park to this intimate, off-site venue.

Among celebrity guests were Kelly Osborne, Malin Akerman, Hope Atherton, and fashion icon Heidi Klum. Although the international supermodel comes across accessible to the weekly viewer of Project Runway, seeing her in person is truly an honor. Her glamorous entrance created quite a stir among seated admirers.

Øverland presented an edgy and chic collection. Black and red leather outfits, along with signature metallic pieces, created a cohesive blend of outerwear. Unlike many shows during Fashion Week, Overland’s models incorporated an extra dose of attitude into their walks. Their steps hit the music’s beat at exactly the right moments.

Elise grew up in Norway, surrounded by mountains. It was here that she developed an appreciation for silks, leathers, and other raw materials. She has since become highly respected for her rock-n-roll styled designs. She regularly dresses musical artists such as Alicia Keys, the White Stripes, Steven Tyler, and Britney.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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United Bamboo: Fall/Winter 2010

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February 14, 2010

The 2010 Fall/Winter United Bamboo runway show was held Saturday morning at the Altman Building. Running almost forty-five minutes behind schedule, the lights finally dimmed and the show began.

As a whole, the new collection was very classic and tailored. Designers Miho Aoki and Thuy Pham primarily used a neutral color palate of black, white, and gray. A few print dresses and tops crept into the mix, breaking up similar styled-garments.

One highlight of the show was the wild hair worn by the models. Curly-haired myself, I appreciated this different and unorthodox approach to hair styling. Unfortunately, I did not feel that the trendy hair and make-up properly reflected the overall feel of the collection.

I do enjoy Miho and Pham’s ability to create well-constructed garments that are wearable in everyday life. Although many of the tailored knee-length skirts are not too fashion-forward, their woolen coats and knit sweaters are both wearable and unique in design. Architectural lines and asymmetrical shapes make each piece more interesting.

Japanese-born and F.I.T. graduate Miho Aoki founded United Bamboo in 1998 along with fellow Vietnamese-born designer Thuy Pham. Fall 2004 marked their debut runway show and the team’s popularity among fashion insiders and consumers has continued to grow in recent years.

- Megan Eileen McDonough


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Intro to Bollywood Dance Class with Urban Girl Squad

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February 12, 2010

Last night I experienced one of the most exhilarating forms of dance: Bollywood.

Having just returned from an extensive month-long vacation, I had accepted the fact that my next trip would have to wait. While I enjoyed visiting friends in Europe and then trekking through the mountains of South America, I was ready to settle back into city life. This reality check could also be referred to as my dwindling bank account.

Despite my best efforts, an hour-long “BollyBasics” introductory class at the Dance Theatre Workshop was all it took for that travel bug to bite me again. Priya Pandya, our dhoonyaDANCE instructor, taught in such a relaxed and encouraging manner, allowing my mind to drift far away to India. I began imaging myself dancing in a beautiful sari outside the Taj Mahal steps. The odds of this happening are slim to none, but a girl can still dream right?

Priya opened the class with a few warm-up exercises and before I knew it we were learning a full routine. With about thirty women from Urban Girl Squad also learning the dance, I was surprised by how well everyone picked up the steps. I’m not sure what it is about Bollywood, but a sense of happiness fell over me as I exerted energy into every flirty gesture, hand movement, and hip swish.

After working up quite a sweat, our session had sadly come to an end. Before dispersing, two representatives from CitySaheli introduced themselves and distributed gift bags! Each dancer was given a beautiful gold elephant bracelet from Jewelry Plaza, which was placed in a red silk zippered pouch. Women also took home pamphlets from Shobha, an orange recyclable tote, and a complete list of every move taught that night.

Urban Girl Squad President & Founder, Amanda Hofman welcomed new arrivals with a smile and was available throughout the event to answer questions. Up next on her agenda is Urban Girl Squad’s Free Two Year Anniversary Party, which will be held at Hudson Bar in the Hudson Hotel on Thursday, February 25th. Those interested in attending should sign up via their website.

I left that night with a new sense of self. In such a friendly and open environment, I had nothing but good karma floating my way. Walking out through the doors and back into a cold, wintry New York night, I felt more aware of this city’s beauty. It may not be as warm as India right now, but it is all I need.

- Megan Eileen McDonough

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Featuring: Mally Beauty

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February 8, 2010

Although I did not initially recognize Mally Roncal by her name, after viewing her extensive client list, I realized I had seen her work more times that I can count.

Mally, a high-profile make-up artist to the stars, works with A-list celebrities in the music, fashion, and entertainment industries. Beyonce, Fergie, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Angelina Jolie, Rosario Dawson, Teri Hatcher, Kimora Lee Simmons, and Heidi Klum are just some of Mally’s many clients.

Mally enjoys a career of preparing celebrities for the Academy Awards, Grammys, MTV Music Awards, Golden Globes, and New York Fashion Week. With spreads in Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, InStyle, and Glamour, it is nearly impossible not to have a level of curiosity about this creative woman.

Her passion for beauty inspires her to reach women of all backgrounds. She has been a guest on the Today Show, Rachel Ray, Wendy Williams, and the Early Show in segments focused on make-up tips, quick fixes, and seasonal trends. Mally even joined Oprah’s beauty team, giving the Real Housewives of Orange County “makeunders” to help them simplify their daily routines.

I had the opportunity to meet with Mally’s publicist who then invited me to sample some of her products. At first glance, I was immediately drawn to the feminine, pink packaging. Luckily, her samples surpassed the pretty packaging. Even though I have not met Mally yet in person, the picture of her smiling face on the sample kit put a smile on my own.

I found her eyeliners, eyeshadows, and lip glosses quite easy to apply. Her make-up line is girly, colorful, natural-looking, fun and flirty. With a wide range of products in her collection, women will find styles that match their personality and fit their comfort level.

Mally grew up in Upstate New York, and after briefly working in fashion design, she discovered her true talent was in beauty. She launched her Mally Beauty make-up collection in 2004, hoping to educate women on tricks of the trade while providing them with cosmetics of high-quality. Her fresh approach to cosmetics is just one reason why she has been able to form a successful career in this field.

Mally is always looking for innovative ways to style her clients, with looks ranging from soft and natural to dramatic and edgy. With each celebrity, she works to create new ways of achieving a specific look, without sacrificing their individuality. Through garnering these relationships, her business only continues to grow.

By having her line sold on television, it gives viewers a chance to learn how to properly apply these products. This is a huge benefit for everyday women who do not have the time or money to hire a personal make-up artist. To give an idea of Mally Beauty price points, a lip gloss, brow gel, and brow pencil each cost $15. Single Eyeshadow is $18, Volumizing Mascara Duo is $28, and Professional Blush, $35.

Mally Beauty sells out often on QVC in both the U.S. and U.K and The Shopping Channel in Canada. Right here in New York, you can find it at Henri Bendel. All of her products can be seen on her website, www.MallyBeauty.com, along with her online diary, titled Mally TV.

- Megan McDonough


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Intro to Pole Dancing with Urban Girl Squad

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February 5, 2010

Urban Girl Squad, headed by President & Founder Amanda Hofman, hosted yet another exciting event last night.

Held at S Factor on 23rd street, women were given a nearly two-hour Introductory Pole Dancing class. Teachers Ilov Grate and Alexia Komninos made everyone feel comfortable throughout the session. Lights were dimmed, and with no mirrors in the room, I relaxed to the soft music.

I must admit that pole dancing has always interested me and it’s not because I hide a secret desire to be a stripper. From glimpses I see seen on TV or in movies, many of the moves have a poetic elegance about them. Unlike a typical ballet class, which is highly structured, pole dancing appeals to me because it focuses more on self-expression than technique.

The class included the classic S Factor Workout, S Walk, and “Firefly” pole trick. The initial warm-up was something familiar, having danced myself for several years. Then we all stood up, tossed our mats aside and formed a circle walking around the studio in a sultry rhythm. I’ve been told by many that my normal, everyday walk is ridiculously fast, so you can imagine how strange it felt to be taking such slow, concentrated steps.

Despite my initial hesitation at attempting the “Firefly” pole move, I got over my fear rather quickly. The trick is harder than it looks, but definitely fun once you succeed in twirling around the pole. Following this pole trick, we learned the beginning of the dance taught throughout level one classes. Movements were slow, combining elements of ballet, yoga, Pilates, with a lot of sexy attitude.

By this point, I had released my inner vixen and was reveling in the new person I had discovered. My bubble burst a few minutes later, when the instructors performed a level 6 routine. My jaw immediately dropped upon witnessing the skills these two women possess. Their enthusiasm and encouraging way of teaching has made me seriously consider making pole dancing a regular part of my week.

Class concluded with a Q&A session and brief talk with Urban Girl Squad leader, Amanda Hofman. Hofman started the community-based social group in January of 2008. Since then, she continually brings women together by organizing a wide-range of events where members can meet new friends through common interests or unfamiliar activities, such as pole dancing.

Past events have included wine tastings, beauty and fashion nights, cocktail parties, and fitness classes. Hofman is always coming up with unique experiences for women in NYC. Up next on the calendar is Urban Girl Squad’s free Two-Year Anniversary Party, which will be held at the Ava Lounge Rooftop Bar. To RSVP, visit their website, www.urbangirlsquad.com.

- Megan McDonough


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ROCKNROLA Jewelry Launch Party

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February 4, 2010

Tuesday night marked the exclusive launch of ROCKNROLA Jewelry, a new line designed by Susan Cohn Rockefeller and business partner, Carola Mack.

Released only two short weeks before Valentine’s Day, the appeal of this collection was obvious to everyone in the room. Additionally, 100% of all purchases made that night went directly to benefitting Oceana, the largest international organization focused solely on ocean conservation.

Artist and designer Deborah Buck opened the doors of her gallery at Buck House for the evening launch. The windows were covered with ocean and marine life decorations and women working the event wore pearl necklaces from the collection. Paired with a little black dress, the combination was both sophisticated and timeless.

The reception opened with introductions from Keith Addis, Chairman of Oceana, Law & Order’s Sam Waterston, and Susan Cohn Rockefeller. Waterston encouraged people to ask questions, explaining this first step is how he initially became involved with Oceana. Throughout the informative presentation, the audience remained engaged and alert.

Guests were then left to browse through the jewelry while sipping martini’s and wine. Deliciously creative hors d’oeuvres were consumed by many and people genuinely seemed to be enjoying themselves. Everyone in attendance received a small gift bag with brochures and Barbara Ettinger’s film, A Sea Change, which Rockefeller produced.

Each jewelry piece is ocean-inspired in color and design. Rockefeller created six different ROCKNROLA Jewelry lines: Rocknrola, Oceana, Unity, Stress Less, Garden, and Love. Every piece was designed with wisdom, spirituality, and nature in mind. The hope is for socialites, celebrities, and the everyday woman to wear the jewelry and share in the passion that Rockefeller and Mack have for improving the planet.

ROCKNROLA Jewelry has the potential to appeal to a wide range of consumers. Each piece presented on Tuesday night was priced at $100, which compared to other high-end lines, is affordable for most. One can choose from classic necklaces or edgy bracelets and charms.

The vision behind this collection was to create wearable art that was chic, yet unique and also versatile to different personal styles. Uptown girls can walk down Fifth Ave in classic pearls while downtown hipsters can rock the sterling silver message tags.

- Megan McDonough

About the ROCKNROLA Jewelry Lines:
“In today’s ever faster moving world, we all need reminders to relax and turn our focus to what really matters: love, unity, nature, and peace. With this in mind, Rocknrola offers six lines of jewelry that help us reset our life-pulse to a place more in tune with nature. Designs are drawn from our oceans, our forests and our gardens, right down to the pollinators – the bees and the butterflies – that keep our earth lush and bountiful. But these pieces aren’t just beautiful, they also encourage us to: Wake up! Enjoy life! Celebrate one another!
Cherish yourself! And work hard to nurture our planet!


About Oceana:
Oceana campaigns to protect and restore the world’s oceans. Our team of marine scientists, economists, lawyers, and advocates win specific and concrete policy changes to reduce pollution and to prevent the irreversible collapse of fish populations, marine mammals and other sea life. Global in scope and dedicated to conservation, Oceana has campaigners based in North America, Europe and South and Central America. More that 300,000 members and e-activists in over 150 countries have already joined Oceana. For more information, please visit www.Oceana.org.


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