The newest issue of Mankind Mag is amazing! It is the handmade issue! Inside their are articles with Faythe from Handmade Nation and Claudia from Dawanda and of course lots of inspiring images.

Underground Art School Magazine: Issue 1 is officially for sale! They are a quarterly magazine that approaches art, life, and creativity with a different type of curriculum.

Happy Fall to everyone! The Fall 2008 Spotlight on Emerging Designers is here! I love Fall and am looking forward to everything that is brings. Apple cider, pumpkins, crisp cool air, cozy layers and crunchy leaves under my feet…all my favorite things. I’m hoping that you’ll find some new favorites in our brand new Fall Spotlight!

Visit the Spotlight for exclusive discounts from some amazing indie designers. Thank you to all of you that participated this time around. I couldn’t do it without you!

The third issue of Mankind Magazine is now available! As usual it is chock-full of inspiration from the emerging art/design/craft community.

Preview it here, and download it here or purchase a print version for $8.95 here.

I’m so excited to announce our newest feature at IndieShopping! You can now come to our site to find coupon codes from some of your favorite indie shops! Please visit our coupon page to start saving and shopping today!

Enjoy,

Anissa

N.E.E.T. Magazine’s 12th issue is online now! Be sure to check out the article called Charitable Styles. It explores the style and shopping routines of five girls from all over the world, whose closets would be much emptier without a weekly charity shop fix.

www.neetmagazine.com

Trashy Diva is a very small, New Orleans based company that has been selling vintage style clothing for nearly 12 years. Designer and owner Candice Gwinn takes great pains to adapt and modernize vintage patterns and tweaks them so much that these styles are truly her own, vintage inspired designs.

All original Trashy Diva Trixie Dresses in cotton are now just $34!

One of her best-selling designs, the 1950s style halter top “Trixie” dress has been tweaked and perfected many times since it made its debut in a silk ballerina print in 2002. Gwinn released this dress in an affordable cotton version in 2007 and it has been an even bigger hit, with both her retail boutique and web customers and wholesale customers alike. Only one of those wholesale customers, Unique-Vintage.com has now taken it upon themselves to steal this dress design, have it manufactured in other colors (pastel yellow, baby pink and black with white polka dots) but using the exact pattern, and sell it as their own. When asked about this blatant theft, Unique-Vintage did not deny it. A big thank you to MissMalaprop for bringing this to my attention.