Day-to-Night with Maven
Why change your clothes when you can simply change your accessories?
Here’s how to wear the same dress from day to night:
MORNING


MID-DAY


NIGHT



Show us how you transition from day to night #stylingwithmaven!
-Heather
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Why change your clothes when you can simply change your accessories?
Here’s how to wear the same dress from day to night:
Show us how you transition from day to night #stylingwithmaven!
-Heather
Let’s face it: Everybody LOVES scarves, but not everybody knows how to wear them! In fact, I myself struggle on coming up with ways to tie them that are different than the obvious. Instead of wearing your scarves the same way everyday, here are 5 ways for you to change up your look… One for every workday of the week!
We’d love to see how you wear your Maven scarves! Show us #stylewithmaven!
We could not be more excited about how our first week went! Oh my goodness, such a huge thanks to all our family, friends, and fans! A very sincere THANK YOU!
Every Friday we are going to be sharing how our customers #stylewithmaven!
This week we are featuring Jessica from Saint Charles, IL! See how she is wearing MAVEN scarves at work! Looking fabulous, Jessica!
THANKS JESSICA!!!
Brought together by their love for high fashion and the awareness of disappearing indigenous design, Farah Malik and Dana Arbib conceptualized a company that brought income to regions of sociopolitical strife. A Peace Treaty was born in 2008.
An evolving collection of luxury fashion, A Peace Treaty is known for their artisan-level accessories. Each season, jewelry and scarf collections are re-defined using unique colorways, ancient handmade textiles, and metal-smithing techniques that otherwise would not be used. Looking to support artisans’ technique and craft while promoting luxury design for a worldwide audience, these pieces are ethically-produced, providing above fair trade wages and income generation opportunities for disabled, widowed, and/or marginalized women.
A Peace Treaty creates employment for local village artisans in nine different countries – Pakistan, India, Nepal, Turkey, Afghanistan, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and the United States.
We stumbled across a website called Pretty Mommy and we were instantly intrigued with what we saw. Michelle, who has always loved fashion and was once a buyer for small boutiques is now a mom and has put together a website (Pretty Mommy) to offer beautiful artisan made products! Check out some of our favorite products from Pretty Mommy.