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We know, it isn’t even Halloween. But at the speed time seems to fly these days, the holidays will be here faster than the time it took POTUS to get fried chicken and waffles at Roscoe’s earlier this week.
May we suggest stopping by the second L.A. incarnation of Adrian Grenier’s Shft pop-up shop for all your unique gift buying needs. The shop is a live-action version of Shft.com, the popular eco-friendly website started by the actor and producer Peter Glatzer in 2009.
Cool “green” knickknacks include a bamboo MacBook case by Silva ($179.99), hand lotion made from biofuel by Further ($12.99) and beautiful tables made from salvaged wood by designer William Stranger ($3,200). There’s also a slew of fine art photographs from the likes of Melodie McDaniel, who did the still photography on the set of Brad Pitt’s Se7en in 1995 and has directed Madonna videos.
The shop — which feels like part retail store, part lofty art gallery — runs through Thursday, at which time you can visit the website for all of your holiday shopping needs. But the instant gratification of leaving with your goods and the slim chance that you might see Vinnie Chase milling about is reason enough to stop by, we think.
11 a.m. until 3 p.m., through Thursday. 161 South La Brea Ave., L.A. shft.com
Photo: Glatzer, left, and Grenier in front of a past pop up shop.








West Hollywood jewelry boutique
It’s hard to beat the exquisite knits and patterns coming out of Missoni these days. Even though the weather here isn’t exactly screaming for cashmere, Angela Missoni arrived in LA this week to christen the corner of Rodeo and Little Santa Monica with her family’s impeccable designs. The new Rodeo boutique is only Missoni’s second in the country after New York.
The collection is “very closely related to the California lifestyle… it’s very relaxed but sophisticated,” she said. ” The last several years have seen the collection expand on its classical platform by developing a young, contemporary energy, with a ‘Gypset” layer of cool that combines layered prints and colors in a modern way.
building, which incorporates painted aluminum from just outside of Milan that wraps the building exterior in a woven manner—evocative, perhaps of the way any Missoni garment sublimely wraps the body. —Hellin Kay




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