We found a little something for everyone on your list! And all from women owned and operated shops that offer thoughtful, beautiful wares.

A little nostalgia might serve us well right now, so we sourced a few of our favorite spots to shop for vintage and consignment goods. Sustainable and chic—no better combo in our book!

"I always want to be in ease and flow and meaning so I am constantly weeding out what's no longer necessary and rearranging to bring forward something that is calling."

"I see creating a different kind of fashion business—one that treats its employees and collaborators respectfully and equally, treads lightly on our shared planet, honors women’s intelligence, and builds a story of personal empowerment to create a truer, beautiful, more just life."

Take a tour of Becky Etchberger's beautiful and light-filled Williamsburg apartment.

"I like to remind myself that in our behavior, actions, and the way we treat others, we are constantly telling people who we are and what we want. That sentiment extends to what we wear and how our homes look...I've worked hard to clear my own mental and emotional clutter, and I like to think my space now represents that same thing."

"Businesses can be used to do such horrible things and I’m trying to use business to be good. I really think it’s possible. We’re always trying to see if there’s a different or better way to do everything we do."

A good rug can enhance your space like a piece of great art, and today we share 6 designs inspired by our own Single Women and Their Spaces tours, found at our latest online home decor destination.

Technically it's still fall, but whether you are enjoying just a slight cool down or full-on winter weather right now, here are a few chic and functional coats to see you through the season.

"I am in the midst of one of the most fulfilling moments in my entire life. I have crystal clear clarity of what I am supposed to do in my life right now and I am doing it...I had no idea my life would look like this at 38. It’s rad all around."

We're a publication written by and for women of an uncertain age and particular attitude—and these incredible women embody all that we stand for, especially their thoughts on the nuances of aging.

Something old, something new, something consigned = lots of great pieces for your fall wardrobe.

Take a tour of Seattle's latest boutique gem, CURA, and meet Kiko Eisner-Waters, the woman behind the shop that's changing how we view the "lifestyle" industry.

"These voices warm my home with stories of where I've traveled to, who I have shared time with, and how far I have come on my journey. It's a great reminder of impermanence, gratitude, and solidarity."

Summer dresses, sandals, slip ons and more!

Chelsea Fuss is a European transplant who learned, as she tells us, "to embrace a messy but beautiful life, and that can be applied to everything, even to home."

Take a tour of this mother and daughter owned boutique in Tucson. The creative duo pulls inspiration everywhere: from Europe to nature and favorite childhood books, curated for those who are "curious and original."

Casey Keasler of Casework Interior Design takes on a home renovation of her own and offers professional tricks, tips and advice to solo dwellers interested in remodeling their space.

We talked to American fashion mogul and popular designer, Rebecca Minkoff, about being a founder, the success of her brand and what's next in the world of women's fashion.

Meet brave women, like the incomparable Selma Blair, who's influence on style has made and moved culture. “There’s no tragedy for me. I’m happy, and if I can help anyone be more comfortable in their skin, it’s more than I’ve ever done before.”

From jumpsuits to jackets, check out the comfortable and stylish pieces we are integrating into our wardrobe rotation for spring.

We spoke with recording artist Shelby Earl to discuss all things personal transformation and personal style. With a baby on the way and a music career, Shelby shares her experiences with life pivots, taking risks, preparing to become a mother for the first time while also maintaining her career and identity as a musician.

Sometimes the perfect respite from life's unpredictability is a favorite spot in our homes. For Tiffany Wendel, a professional stylist and mother of twins, redesigning her home after a divorce sounded like the perfect form of self care. With deep, textured greens and airy blues comprising the design direction of each room, it seems every inch of Tiffany's home is meant to pay homage to calmness, balance and, the thing she loves most of all, the ocean.

Designer Casey Keasler of Casework is sharing a before and after of the Portland home she is redoing for herself, by herself.