NEW BLOG

We are slowly moving to our NEW BLOG. To see a sneak peek, visit us here!

We are also changing our main site....follow the change here too!

On the Move

Now that vacation time is over, I am busy coordinating the move of DiDi Magazine's blog for the rest of the week. Can't wait to unveil what we have been busy creating early next week.

Regular posts will be back on Monday...and maybe our new home will be ready then too!

Hope you are enjoying Mercedes Benz Fashion Week if you are lucky enough to be in New York. If you are not lucky enough, visit the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week website for links to show coverage.

See you next week!

More Stunnning Chains

Substantial and purposeful chains are still in this fall..and does it really matter, we all know that a substantial chain complements a fall outfit perfectly. Here are a few more neck accents to drool over, this time from Ach Ach Liebling in San Francisco.

Ach Ach Liebling founder and designer Joanna Petrone's has a lit. degree from Stanford and trained as a jewelry designer at Revere Academy. Her pieces are utterly unique and memorable.

Golden Bough , $64

Flying Tattoo , $32

Chandapore , $60

Lily Jr. , $30

You can purchase these pieces at the Ach Ach Liebling website right here.

(Images courtesy of : Ach Ach Liebling)

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New Website

The first phase of our new website is up...yay for us.

The premiere issue of DiDi Magazine will be released in the fall. Don't forget to sign up at www.didimagazine.com . Also, new blog design coming.

We are so excited, so many changes and all in time for fall!

Wardrobe Search

Ever wondered how you could wear that fuschia pink headband, or that gold belt you bought 3 seasons ago? Well, now you can search Weardrobe and find out.

Weardrobe is a community of people, their fashion and their style. Search for specific items and see how others have pulled it off (be warned...this is very addictive).

(Via: Trendcentral)

Framed in Wood

When fall is just around the corner, I am always reminded of falling leaves and tress, and what could make a bigger statement for fall then a touch of wood.

'304' in Zebrawood

iWood is a US company that produces wood framed glasses. Only a select few are manufactured per year. The use of wood also allows the frames to be very lightweight.

'413' in Teakwood

With wood sourced internationally, lenses from Italy and assembly in the USA, you are sure to make an internationally admired statement this fall.

'4A1W' in Teakwood

To learn more about iWood, click here.

(Photos courtesy of: iWood)