Ilsa Loves Rick at Welcome Shoppe in NYC

I am thrilled to announce that the Ilsa Loves Rick line is now available at the Welcome Shoppe, in New York City  nestled in the heart of downtown where the East Village meets the West  at 36 East 11th Street.  Stop by to see my new ring designs or to pick up a Kiss Cuff or two. You will also find perfectly curated wares from local and international emerging labels with a commitment to small scale production. Shop owner Robin Weiss, is the style genius behind her own line of utterly fabulous  knit - tees Small Trades made in Pennsylvania that you can find at the shop which specializes in interesting eclectic pieces that you wont find everywhere from clothing to jewelry, bags to organic nail polishes, with shoes set to arrive for spring! 

Scenes From...Aoki Launch of Ilsa Loves Rick for The Cure

Ilsa Loves Rick for The Cure

I am happy to announce a new collection by  Ilsa Loves Rick that benefits breast cancer research.  Ilsa Loves Rick for The Cure is a four piece collection made in pink leather and pink gold. Twenty percent of the proceeds of each piece sold goes directly to cancer research and organizations that support women in need. The lines debuts at Aoki in Philadelphia, on October 19th but it will also be available at my web shop on October 15. Log on to find  The Cure Wrap, The Ribbon Drape, along with the ever popular  Kiss Cuff and the East West earrings in pink gold.

Ilsa Loves Rick at AOKI in Philadelphia

I am thrilled to announce that Ilsa Loves Rick jewelry can now be found at Aoki Boutique in Philadelphia. Located in Center City just off Rittenhouse at 115 South 22nd Street.  Pop in and pick up a piece from my first collaborative collection Ilsa Loves Rick for Aoki that I designed with boutique owner (and fashion guru) Alina Alter.

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Happy Birthday Ilsa Loves Rick

Ilsa Loves Rick turns one year old today!  Thanks to all of you for your support and interest in my line, for your generous comments on this blog, and for spreading the word about ILR.  I couldn't have done this without all of you!