Those of you who have followed my blog for a while know that am an avid Vogue Magazine reader. Now, I'm like everyone, when my magazine arrives, I quickly thumb through to see what fashion treasures lay waiting among the pages. But my true joy comes from the articles...really!!! So often I am touched by what I read. My May issue arrived last Saturday and it did not disappoint. I came across a very short article that touched my heart and I think it will yours as well.
Meet Phoebe Dahl.
Faircloth is a simple, but directional line of organic linen. Her easy to wear drop-waist dresses, bloomers, cropped shirts, and smocks have attracted everyone from teenage girls to middle-aged and beyond women.
You can see more of her designs here, http://fairclothsupply.com/collections/shop.
If the style is not yours, but you would still like to contribute, you can do so for as little as $12.00.
You can find other opportunities here, http://fairclothsupply.com/collections/fromnepal
Who would have thought that a little girl making hats and scarves in her grandmother's antique store would go on to make such a difference. Now that's inspiration!!
Rhonda
What an incredible showing of care and helping others. I will donate as soon as I stop writing this comment. Once again, thank you, Rhonda.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing that we could completely change the course of someone's life with just $6.00?
DeleteFabulous post, Rhonda. I REALLY love her simple designs.That ruffled peplum is on my radar! Linen is always so classy. I feel this young woman has a big future ahead of her.
ReplyDeleteI think she does too. One of my favorites is the open tunic with the skinny pants.
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