Talk Cufflinks
The point of wearing a nice shirt with a pair of snappy cufflinks is to go out there and be seen. Thats why I love these handcrafted Talk cufflinks! They are a subtle reminder to be social, be witty and to mingle. Show the world that you have something to say. If you're the more reserved type, check out their Think series, before you speak.
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Erin Hieder's cocktail bling for a song. Gorgeous!
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Only James Bond requests "Shaken, Not Stirred." Your polite guests will so admire your good taste as they twirl these gorgeous glass swizzle sticks in their cocktail glasses.
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It's absolutely true... the fedora has a better love life than the baseball cap.
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Furniture made for you... by hand! Midcentury simplicity and craftsmanship. Sophisticated style. I love the sofa bench as a transitional piece for guests. Perfect by the fire too.
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Handmade hair ornaments and a shopkeeper that's nice as pie. Custom orders by request.
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Thrush is another great Etsy shop with lovely midcentury cocktail dresses and goodies like this 1960s Absinthe party dress.
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Because I love a man in a bow tie.
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Let's face it... cocktail dresses are sleeveless because accessories are center stage. Rings and bracelets should grab the limelight... in this case, literally.
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I am quite taken by this set. It gives a nod to midcentury barware with its matching tray... plus beautifully crafted and glazed.
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Brilliant, stunning, up and coming. Skip the logo-stamped handbag section and buy something made just for you.
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Ella Fitzgerald and Jelly Roll Morton really do sound better on vinyl.
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FabGabs on Etsy has great men's vintage apparel like this suave tux.
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Timeless Vixen Vintage (on Etsy) has a treasure trove of vintage cocktail dresses. This is one of my personal favorites.
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German jewelry designer anne gericke says that her work is "an open playground for an endless variety of set-ups-- little scenes, captured from life, playful, serious, emotional or abstract." she lives and works in Munich, Germany... German jewelry designer anne gericke says that her work is "an open playground for an endless variety of set-ups-- little scenes, captured from life, playful, serious, emotional or abstract." she lives and works in Munich, Germany.
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stylish tie
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I'm already a big fan of Wurkin Stiffs' magnetic collar stays that keep the collars of any shirt positioned just the way you want... now comes this great set with a variety of sizes in a nice presentation box. I'd never turn th... I'm already a big fan of Wurkin Stiffs' magnetic collar stays that keep the collars of any shirt positioned just the way you want... now comes this great set with a variety of sizes in a nice presentation box. I'd never turn this gift away!
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