This winter Ozai-N-Ku brings a unique,
Dramatic look and a classic touch to your boutique.
We're looking forward to seeing you at the markets! email us for an appointment.
CHICAGO MARKET 5th APRIL - 9th APRIL
SAN MATEO SHOW 14th APRIL - 16th APRIL
CLEVELAND SHOW 11th APRIL - 12th APRIL
DETROIT SHOW 14th APRIL - 15th APRIL
End of life scares me and fascinates me. This conflict brought me to work with Hospice patients. I keep learning that in order to die well we need to live well. Hospice work reminds me what’s important, of how temporary I am. We all know it in our heads; it is a fact that we are all going to die but our body doesn't know it or believe it. I especially don’t remember that when I wake up in the morning. I need reminders, and caring for others at the end of their lives is the best reminder. I’m learning about vulnerability, tenderness and how to care for another. So, if I get upset next time you call me for...
Take a look at our Fall 2019 collections
where brown colors support black
and notice the delicate flirtation between
the gentle autumn leaves and the dramatic winter looks.
We're looking forward to seeing you at the markets! email us for an appointment.
DALLAS MARKET - 27th MARCH - 30th MARCH
ATLANTA MARKET 2nd APRIL - 6th APRIL
CHICAGO MARKET 5th APRIL - 9th APRIL
CLEVELAND SHOW 11th APRIL - 12th APRIL
DETROIT SHOW 14th APRIL - 15th APRIL
SAN MATEO SHOW 14th APRIL - 16th APRIL
Brown and black are rocking Autumn-Winter 2019. The 1990s are making a comeback for a long time now. This years' AW19 collections are taking it to the next step. Brown used to dominate the scene and the streets at the beginning of the 1990s. Slowly, it went and became a color one tried to avoid. For a long time, retailers considered it a color you cannot sell. No more. In fact, according to "Who what wear", fashion buyer Lisa Aiken has said that it's a retail myth that you can't sell brown. The coming Autumn Winter 19 is set to prove that Brown is back, this time with an old and trusted companion - Black. At an unofficial talk we...
Last week I was asking you who is the woman we are all trying to dress. Who is she? How old is she? What does she do? I want to share with you what Ellie, from Chameleon in Sherman Oaks California, did. She put together an album of several of her customers who sent their photos. Words will not do justice to the joy I felt looking through them. So, I will just share them with you and thank Ellie for doing it for us. These are the women I want to clothe and look up to. And you, the owners and buyers, are the women who dress them all. What a pleasure! Enjoy! Happy Monday, Yael This is Eva...
