From one "Local Girl" to Another...:)

If you are a local girl, (meaning that you are lucky enough to live in the magnificent state of Maine) then you may have already heard of Local Girl Leather. If you are not a local girl and/or have never heard of Local Girl Leather, then I invite you to meet Emma Thieme and her outrageously edgy earring designs! I first read about Emma in the Bangor Daily News. It was this article (READ ME) that drew me in and made me curious about what Emma was creating. After reading this piece I immediately searched her out on Facebook and "liked" her page. Take a look at these fantastic earrings that Emma created just for me!

See photos below:

Jealous?? She can custom make a design just for you too!

These earrings are just the perfect bold accessory that I needed to go with my "minimalist" look today. They are made out of ultra soft leather (hence the name, Local Girl Leather) so they are so incredibly light! I didn't event know I was wearing them!

What I wore:

~Talbots flutter sleeve jersey

~Talbots Hollywood waist trousers

~patent leather belt from Wilsons Leather

~patent pumps from GoodWill

~ring by Silpada

and last but certainly not least

~earrings by Local Girl Leather!

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