A Peace Treaty Redux

All A Peace Treaty scarves are now 40% off through Saturday with code SWEETOOTH. So the beloved origami cotton and silk scarf is now $96 instead of $160.

Sample Sale

Sample sale by Of a Kind, which works with different designers to produce limited editions for their site. Not sure if these are Of a Kind samples or a broader selection -- I'd guess the latter. Excited that I'll actually be in town for this.

A Peace Treaty

Scarves from cool political brand A Peace Treaty (read about them here). From above, woodblock pink silk scarf at $69 with 0 bids and 2 days left on eBay; beige silk patterned scarf for $105 (originally $195) on the online resale blog Community Closet; and striped cashmere scarf also $69, with 0 bids and 18 hours left, on eBay. I also love the navy origami crane print scarf ($180, sadly not on sale).

Dress

Some of you Project Runway diehards will probably criticize me for this, but I like this arrow print dress by controversial season 8 winner Gretchen Jones (the print is better up close or in person, although the open back is not my favorite) on sale in an xs at Frances May for $157 (was $450).

Bags

Baggu medium-sized leather bags in a range of spring colors are $128 (usually $160) at Pretty Mommy with code TULIP (20% off anything over $150 site-wide) through today.

Digital Prints

Clothing with digital prints seems to be ubiquitous right now, and landscapes especially so (see designers like Mary Katrantzou, and Dries Van Noten's current collection). From above, Julie Haus fog print maxi skirt at the Outnet for $138 (was $345); polyester Torn by Ronny Kobo tank top for $69 (after an extra 30% discount today only; normally $99 at Neiman Marcus Last Call and $74.25 on eBay; originally $168); and size small lighting print skirt by Risto on eBay at $28 with four bids and nearly five days left (there's also a shirt here currently at $33; each piece probably retailed for at least $300-$400).

Shirt

Cool silk shirt in xs by R/H at Pour Porter for $69.50 (was $278). Might be good for an office/classroom/etc job -- professional but not too dowdy?