Our friend Jamie Arrigo, the sustainable and stylish mom behind Wallace & James, put together our dream Mothers Day gift guide. Her picks come from Midland in Culver City, they include artisan and USA made pieces that are very swoon worthy. I was already eager to make the trip down to see this gem of a shop but Jamie's photos have made it a must. Thank you to Wallace & James for letting us share your guide!

Fashion Revolution week is in full swing, we remember the lives lost and those deeply effected by the impacts of the fashion industry. We focus on ways to make a change and to raise awareness about the massive human and environmental damages caused by our consumption habits. We look for new ways to shop, new ways to view our existing clothing and better solutions for our planet. Fashion Revolutions tag line is #whomademyclothes, they aim to inspire consumers to be more inquisitive about their purchases and companies to be more transparent with their manufacturing practices. We wanted to share our latest editorial this week because it is styled using only ethical and sustainably minded brands. These pieces are handcrafted by the designers or made by local artisans and we have to say ethical fashion is looking pretty darn good these days. We linked up with Florum Magazine on this Webitorial, they are a green lifestyle, fashion and beauty publication and we couldn't be more honored to have them share this spread.

I admittedly have a long way to go when it comes to living the fully sustainable lifestyle of my dreams. We do the basics; recycle, use a water filter at home and carry around reusable water bottles, bring our tote bags to buy groceries, try to shop in a environmentally conscious way. But I still feel like the trash we accumulate monthly is far too great. I hope to cut down on this amount moving forward. Part of my plan involves tackling two areas I previously tried...and failed