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The Care Package

The Elusive Find September 27th, 2011

The easiest–and tastiest–way to ensure that your child/sibling/friend is the most popular boy or girl in the dorm, group apartment, or sorority/fraternity house is to send a tin of these ridiculously delicious chocolate chip cookies from The Sugar Monkey. Made with lots of luscious chocolate chunks, just enough salt, and a subtle touch of cinnamon, [...]

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Taste of Honey

The Elusive Find September 20th, 2011

Now’s the perfect time to indulge in that fabled taste of honey. September turns out to be National Honey Month, billed as an “opportunity to celebrate nature’s authentic sweetener.” Who knew? And who knew that sweetness is only one of honey’s many magical qualities? It soothes sore throats, improves the digestive system, and prevents infection [...]

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Forest Floor

The Elusive Find September 13th, 2011

These forest green suede Keebler wedges by Jeffrey Campbell are, at $129, the unquestionable bargains of the season.  Despite the name, we promise to keep analogies to cookie-making elves to a minimum and instead focus on the dedicated L.A.-based design team who produce this remarkable line. We love cutting edge fashion combined with remarkable accessibility. [...]

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Gold Leaf

The Elusive Find September 6th, 2011

Lanvin’s gold-toned brass “Crystal Leaf”  and tube necklace is such a must-have accessory that it’s already sold out at Bergdorf’s—and no wonder.  The gorgeous sculpted leaf pendant has a double pave “stem” of Swarovski crystals and a pretty black chiffon ribbon running through the tubing. Weinstein’s still has a couple in stock, but we’re betting [...]

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Wide Receiver

The Elusive Find August 30th, 2011

    As usual, there is great debate within the scientific community as to whether or not prolonged cell phone usage is harmful to your health. We certainly don’t have the answer, but why risk it when you can put some distance between you and your phone with this totally cool receiver from And George? [...]

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We are all about gardens this week and we love the idea of this friendly fellow coiled and ready to hold some of the bounty from his lair. Made by the venerable French porcelain producer Virebent (which lately has been collaborating with cutting edge French artists and designers), this whimsical snake plate is available at [...]

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Bandana Man

The Elusive Find August 16th, 2011

Ponytails, bandanas, you name it—we loved the “freak flags” of the seventies, as well as the boys who wore them. These days, those boys are all grown up, but they can still express their inner Cool Guy by wearing this super cool green bandana bow tie, handmade in the Paris atelier of Laurent Desgrange.  Available [...]

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Pale Blue Dot

The Elusive Find August 9th, 2011

The Pale Blue Dot is a photograph of the earth taken in 1990, at the suggestion of astronomer Carl Sagan, by the Voyager I spacecraft from about 4 billion miles away. Sagan also named a book after it—in which he made an impassioned case for the necessity of future space exploration.  We know how that [...]

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Leafy Green

The Elusive Find August 2nd, 2011

This great looking Alkemie leaf cuff may be golden in tone, but it is also 100 percent green! Made by hand of reclaimed metals in downtown Los Angeles and available at Mona Moore, it has the perfect heft and beautiful organic lines.  We love it worn now with white linen tops or sleeveless shifts, but [...]

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Super Shades

The Elusive Find July 22nd, 2011

We well remember the classic ad slogan: “Who’s that behind those Foster Grants?” The idea being, of course, that the shades lent the wearer an air of glamour, mystery, maybe even a touch of danger. All eyes were on the wearer because they clearly had to be SOMEBODY. Okay, now, cut to today and the [...]

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