Sweet Like Candy

Above picture by Daniel Cavazos

We are excited to announce that some of our best selling pieces from the Parklife Society Collection are now available online at Shop Hair Candy.

YAY!

The Cool Girl In Town

Laurel and I have been fans of Tavi's blog The New Girl In Town for a very long time. So we are so honored that Tavi is wearing I Love Factory in the newest issue of POP. Tavi wears the Prospect from our Parklife Society Collection. We really couldn't be happier. So awesome!

This issue of POP is on another level so go pick up a copy and check it out. The styling, art direction and photography is superb!

THANK YOU TAVI! We <3 you!

Joust Meets Couture

Images courtesy of Mario Moya Spring 2010

All good things must come to end. Spring 2010 New York Fashion Week was quite the party. The work is always plentiful and so is the fun. This Fashion Week was really special for us since it was our first Spring Fashion Week and we were honored to provide the elegant headpieces for couture designer Mario Moya. His work is exquisite. He worked as the master pattern maker at Zac Posen, and designed for so many iconic brands such as Marc Jacobs and Thierry Mugler.

Some of our favorite Spring 2010 lines were Chris Benz, Betsey Johnson, Karen Walker, Marc by Marc, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Outlaws of the Border and Peter Som. So much amazing stuff for this coming Spring. What I loved most of all was the mixing and matching of patterns, colors and fabrics.

Spring Fashion is meant to be colorful, fun, light and airy....and now we anticipate what London will show us!

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Daily Dose

I was honored when our friends at DailyCandy asked me to guest blog for their Fashion Week Dossier. My assignment was to take Laurel around with me on Fashion's Night Out to participate in the millinery scavenger hunt around lower Manhattan. Check out my report here!

Thank you DailyCandy!

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Fashion's Night Out

So many times we all take New York for granted, but Thursday September 10 was more magical than any night either of us have had here in a very long time. Everyone worked so hard to make it happen and Fashion's Night Out was a huge success. Crazy amounts people were out and about on the streets of New York tonight shopping and interacting in the organized chaos.

I was inspired to write this after speaking with so many unique and creative people. Each of whom embody such a endearing charm that upon meeting them you are swooped off to a far away land that only they have the key for.

Milliners are strong natured people. Who see the world from different perspective. They absorb whats around them and project what they see onto their hats. The result is masterful works of art that take on a life and personality of their own, and change the personality of the wearer.

Laurel and I started out our scavenger hunt at Ellen Christine Millinery in Chelsea, and then onto The Hat Shop in SoHo, and finally ending our adventure at Lisa Schaub in NoLita. Everyone was so sweet and we were honored to be in the presence of New York's Millinery elite. We had so much fun talking to everyone and finding the clues to each piece. And in the end Laurel won a beautiful white hat from Lisa Shaub. YAY!

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Season Three

We were sent this picture last night from a fan who spotted the cast of Gossip Girl filming on the street in NYC wearing I Love Factory!

Who doesn't love a 1920's flapper look!?!

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AHMAYZING

These pictures are of Karen O, lead singer for the band Yeah Yeah Yeahs at Glastonbury 2009 wearing an utterly amazing headdress. The hand headdress and cape were designed by her very talented costume designer, Christian Joy!

Such an inspiration.

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Explosions

Last beach days are upon us. The Autumn season brings a creative energy with it that can not be denied or ignored. New York explodes with some of the best creative talent the world has to offer during the next few months. So much to look forward to!

Happy long weekend!

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We <3 Japan

I Love Factory is getting some love over seas in a recent issue of Madame Figaro Japan. Featured above the White Dahlia, the Sherman, the Windsor and the Lefferts. If anyone can translate this article for us that would be great!

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