A Few Etsy Stores that I adore

I'm still relatively new to Etsy but I'm completely obsessed and wanted to share a few of my favorite stores that I've found. There is something wonderful about shopping on Etsy. knowing that what your buying is completely unique while supporting an independent designer/store owner  makes every item that much more special. Walking in a department store is just so unappealing to me at this point, 

Etsy I adore you!

Hold My Gold is a one woman show based in Brooklyn New York. Specialized in vintage clothing with a modern edge. I love EVERYTHING. She does such an amazing job everything is fashionable, original, and wearable. Not the mention she is absolutely adorable at the photography great. 

Leilanni pronounced (lay-lah-nee) is a fabulous ETSY store based in Toronto, Canada. Her love affair with fashion flourished while studying in Florence, Italy. She found herself scouring the clothing markets instead of attending her art classes. After a short stint as an Art director in the ad world she realized that her love of fashion was more than just a hobby and has worked in the fashion industry ever since. It is all sweatshop free and made-to-order. I <3 the rust turban headband. Check out her blog www.Leilanni.com

Ashaloo  is by far my favorite jewelry store that I've found on ETSY, every piece speaks to me. The feather ear cuff is so freaking insane and unique. And the chain head piece is the best I've seen yet. Thie girl is so talented. She is inspired by
 many antique tribal jewels & vintage pieces so a lot of the jewels are modern takes of something from the past. Many of the pieces are made from reclaimed/recycled materials or sourced rare vintage dead stock. All of the rings are cast in New York City!

hellhoundvintage started in Hollywood, California in 2004, they specialize in beautiful, classic vintage clothing, vintage leather goods, diy & reconstructed tees & vintage, tailored western shirts, and original print t-shirts... Hard to find and one of a kind pieces! I've been frequenting vintage stores for Mexican style dresses, it just seems like the perfect summer dress and I'm not seeing them everywhere yet. I'm yet to find anything nearly this cute.