The art of Candid Snapshots

I love taking pictures to capture the memories. The best pictures are the ones that's aren't necessarily planned. Here are some photos out and about with my sis and our friends.
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Looking like Holy Trinity sisters.


It's always good to laugh.


Can you handle my glare?
Hand in hand...nothing can break our sisterly bond.
The BFF rings.

My sister hated these glasses but I thought they were cute!









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My first sell in the boutique!

I was just told that a pair of my earrings sold yesterday at the boutique! I'm excited as I have not had fancy displays for them...they basically sold themselves. :-) God is good! I received new business cards in the mail today and I am actually going to use them as earring card holders/hangtags to enable consumers to keep in touch with me.

I will be adding rhinestones on the necklace and earrings of the card to give it a little bling. I think that will be fancy and regal enough to go with my pieces. Stay tuned!
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XOXO
Raina

Taking a dream and making it your reality.

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Elie Tahari has an inspirational story. Born in Jerusalem and sent to an orphanage after his parents divorced and later to an Israeli Air Force boarding school in Haifa; he managed to migrate to the US as an electrician. He moved to New York and sought work in the Garment District sleeping nights at a YMCA or the benches of Central Park. He learned about the retail business while selling clothes at a boutique in Greenwich Villiage. Elie then began to design women's fashion inspired by the NYC nightclub scene. Tahari became one of the first fashion designers to open a boutique on Madison Avenue in 1974. Today Elie Tahari is an American luxury designer for men and women with his clothing gracing five continents, more than 6,000 US stores and in five free-standing boutiques. That's a long way to come from sleeping in YMCA's and on park benches. Today model's wore t-shirts expressing love for ET as he cut the ribbon to the new lay of the ET shop in Saks Fifth Ave.