Myra Callan is the designer behind these amazing hair adornments and accessories. I’m head over heels for everything in her shop, Twigs & Honey. Even the product shots are stunning.

Read more about Myra here and be sure to stop by Twigs & Honey!

Mademoiselle’s Manhunt was a two-page pullout game featured in the magazine’s June 1963 issue. The rules were simple: “Take one die, any number of girls, and toss. Use shells, pebbles, anything small for markers. First girl home is first girl married.” Along the way, the “girls” move toward or away from the matrimonial finish line by landing on squares with directives like, “You didn’t put your perfume on this morning. Back to GO,” or, “You broil a great hotdog. Ahead 1.”

The best part is an item I’ve been lusting after for some time now. Readers of Mademoiselle could head to the department store and for $2 they could purchase a 23 inch square silk scarf with the Manhunt game printed on it! If only I could get my hands on one of these…until then the above photo will have to do.

I’m loving the newest collection from Jess LC. The Franklin Collection features necklaces with intentions like Be Brave, Be Thankful, Breathe, etc. The words are printed in braille on one side and english on the other. They are gorgeous and make for fashionable reminders. The lookbook is amazing as well.

www.jesslc.com

Mai McKemy is the artist behind the lovely designs at Woodland Belle. Each piece is created one at a time and by hand from her home-based studio in Asheville, North Carolina. She gets her inspiration for creating woodland themed jewelry and accessories from her mountainous surroundings.

Antique Pewter Tiny Twig Hair Pins

Gilded Bronze Beloved Birds Hair Pins

shop: WoodlandBelle.etsy.com

ban.do’s new black label collection of hair accessories is their exclusive couture line. Each piece in this one of a kind and limited edition collection is handmade using vintage materials and embellishments that designers Jen & Jamie have scoured the earth to find. To make these even more special each piece has been thoughtfully named and comes with it’s own beautifully handwritten haiku.

Also, if you’re a gal on a budget check out the heart by ban.do collection.  Each piece in this super affordable line is $50 or less!

www.shopbando.com

Feisty Elle started in fall 2005 out of a love for producing women’s accessories from handfelted wool. Based in San Francisco, California, what began as an exploration into feltmaking has since evolved into offering vibrant statement jewelry out of unusual materials such as virgin merino wool felt, textiles, and bamboo ply.The soft, lightweight feel of the lasercut felt have made them runaway hits in boutiques.

Owner and designer, Leslie Yang, is a California native with a background in graphic design and a love for bright colors and bold accessories to wear and to share. Yang’s design sensibilities are a playful harmony between her expertise in both graphic design and fiber arts. She aims to design jewelry and accessories that are clean in form, vivid in color, and always fun and functional to wear.

Dahlia Earrings – Red : $28.00, Feather Earrings – Magenta : $30.00, Dahlia Brooch – Orange : $25.00, Large Dahlia Earrings – Gray : $34.00, Leaf Earrings – Bamboo : $28.00 and Emi Brooch and Hairclip – Magenta : $25.00

Yang says, “I didn’t set out to reimagine what jewelry could be made of, but I did discover wool felt to be this beautifully light, soft material that rethinks what jewelry feels like and how much it should cost.”

The lines feature colorful, bold designs, with the two most popular designs, the dahlia and the petal drop, available in two sizes: regular and large. A problem solver at heart, Yang offers a larger size for fellow fashionistas that love big earrings but hate the weight.

Discount code: IADORESTYLE15, 15% off everything in the store expires 4/30

See more at feistyelle.com!