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Individual Icons Jewelry LeeAnn Herreid’s jewelry is something the 21st century traveller should never be without-compass rings and pendants set in sterling silver ensure you never lost your way, spirit level earrings keep you in balance, stainless steel ruler bracelets give you the measure of things, and thermometer earrings keep you cool. These are just some of the pieces in Herreid’s line of functional and innovative jewelry; more than just decorative, they are pieces with purpose.(source) There are so many interesting pieces on this site that I had a hard time choosing. I like a lot of things, so here is a sample. Chainmail Lariat

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I’ve mentioned Sergio Rossi on the site before. I don’t understand why I didn’t look at the website further. I was missing the shoe gold mine! It started at Red Apple. Mocha over the knee riding boots. I could faint! And the similar red leather boot with a turned down cuff. These two beautiful boots are all from Fall/Winter 2005. I wonder what Spring Summer 2006 brings, stay tuned. You can purchase Sergio Rossi boots at Martha Fine Shoes and Accessories 153 Cumberland Toronto, Ontario – map it!!! Phone: 416-921-1429 Hours: M–W 10–6, Th–F 10–7, Sa 10–6, Su noon–5.

i want: Frye Boots

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I’ve been interested in Frye boots in passing for a few years now. If I was to own a motorcycle (which I hope at some point) I would definitely own these. I checked out Frye‘s website and found some other items I like Love, love, love these guys. Nice and tall. Same goes for these The Frye Company is the oldest continuously operated shoe company in the United States. The Company was founded in 1863 by John A. Frye, a well to do shoemaker from England. John A. Frye ran the business for nearly 50 years. (source) Frye boots are available at many shops in the GTA. Here are a few that I know of for sure. Bootmaster – 609 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario Rockin’ Cowboy – 754 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario Western Corral – 1982 Avenue Road, North York, Ontario B2 and Browns usually have a small selection of Frye boots for sale also.

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Chemistry book bag by Rebound Designs I already have one book bag from Caitlin, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. It was love at first sight, well almost. I really wanted The Odyssey or The Iliad, but alas they were not available. Old hardcover books are reworked into beautiful handbags. Caitlin has a good FAQ for those that are interested in her book bag making process. Items are always changing on her site, so keep checking. Chemistry is still available but gems like Great Expectations, Calculus and The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy have been bought up. These one of a kind items are only available online. [tags]handbags, rebound+designs, shopping, vintage, fashion[/tags]

i want: Medium Bags

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Deployment Helmet Bag by Medium Military Inspired. The design was drafted from a USAF pilot”s helmet bag. – check Lots of pockets – check Great colour – check Lots of hardware – check For a more professional bag, check out this leather laptop bag, Anders Tote The website doesn’t list any stores but there is a phone number for a Canadian distributor. They are available online. EDIT: The Medium links are defunct for some reason right now

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Peony Suede Hobo handbag by Dylan & Dillion I love the pattern on this bag. Unfortunately there are no Canadian distributors of Dylan & Dillion handbags but you can purchase them online.

Adicolor is coming

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Wow, as an Adidas lover, I’m very excited about the adicolor Colour Series In Spring/Summer 2006 Adidas Originals brings back an iconic footwear concept that celebrates the touchpoints of self expression, customization and unlimited personal involvement: adicolor. In two main bursts the Sport Heritage division re-introduces a classic collection of customizable footwear and takes a step forward by adding apparel and accessories to the capsule collection. The original adicolor concept was launched onto the sportswear market at the Ispo Fair in Munich in 1983. At this time Adidas offered pure white footwear models with specially created quick drying and weatherproof pens. This innovative approach to training shoes allowed every consumer to interact and produce their very own pair of sneakers. For this reason the shoes from this collection have achieved cult status. To reflect the endless style possibilities of adicolor, the range of 2006 will be enhanced by a set of comprehensive, sophisticated customization tools ranging from felt-tip pens to spray paints and more. In addition, the adicolor collection will be divided in two major …