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Posted January 14, 2005
These earrings
are great because they're having a little identity crisis.
Are they '60s hippie chic? Studio 54 shimmer? Funky '80s
fun? Who knows, but whenever I see them, my mind reels
with possibilities: they dress up my pilled cashmere and
jeans, they modernize my pencil skirt, and I'm dying to
pair them with a little black dress and some liquid eyeliner.
Designed by Texas native Seana Scott, the earrings are
handmade, and come with 3 very cool perks:
1) You can ask Seana to customize their length to fit
your face
2) A portion of the sale goes to a national charity, like
the American Heart Association
3) You'll be a real trendsetter
Since Seana's stuff is just getting sold in Manhattan,
you can be one of the first girls to score them, so whether
you pair them with sweats or a cocktail dress, you'll
be way ahead of the curve.
$115 at seanascott.com.
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