Watching The Indies: Part 2

The Nolcha Show was a veritable cornucopia of talented designers. I spotted Amaloa's jewelry from across the room, and spent my time gazing upon it resisting the urge to reach out and touch the tactile, eclectic materials. Above is a photo of Amaloa herself, displaying her fine wears.



These are pieces that literally become an outfit. I could see pairing this necklace with a simple white tank and a pair of jeans, and being dressed up enough to go practically anywhere. Amaloa's pieces have definitely been added to my wishlist.





As many of you can probably tell from my wardrobe choices, I am a bit of a cuff-nut. I practically swooned when I caught sight of her colorful cuffs, composed of various brilliantly-hued leathers and furs, detailed with leather thong, beads and horn.



Noy too far from Amaloa, LaCroix had a kiosk. I was not familiar with LaCroix handbags, but quickly became smitten with the sturdy, well-built and stylish bags. The color choices of these three and so buttery and beautiful, I could easily see myself adopting each as my personal handbag.







Jacquelyn LaCroix bags are available to purchase online. She has a nice introduction to herself and her brand, here.