Ans featured as "Boutique of the week" by Magnifeco

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Ans featured as "Boutique of the week" by Magnifeco

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Ans in Maishion

Ans, an unusual name but there's a lot of surprises behind it. It's a online shop created to support young designers. You can find many necklaces, earrings, rings, bags and much more from the designers. I'm so fascinated by many of the things that I want to buy a lot.
Read the full article translated from German to English here

Ans in Maishion

Ans, an unusual name but there's a lot of surprises behind it. It's a online shop created to support young designers. You can find many necklaces, earrings, rings, bags and much more from the designers. I'm so fascinated by many of the things that I want to buy a lot.
Read the full article translated from German to English here

Ans beauties on Daisy Green Magazine

Accessories for under £30 Finish your outfits with value buys that keep it ethical
We’ve covered budget beauty products and clothes, now it’s time to put the cherry on the top with accessories. It is definitely possible to stay ethical, look good and keeping prices low. We all know the right accessory can make an outfit, so here’s a few gems that will do just that.
You can see what they all look like in this link

Ans beauties on Daisy Green Magazine

Accessories for under £30 Finish your outfits with value buys that keep it ethical
We’ve covered budget beauty products and clothes, now it’s time to put the cherry on the top with accessories. It is definitely possible to stay ethical, look good and keeping prices low. We all know the right accessory can make an outfit, so here’s a few gems that will do just that.
You can see what they all look like in this link

Ans featured in the Eco Fashion World Magazine

Ans Designs, an online store which happens to be based in the UK, is the internet equivalent of taking a stroll through Buenos Aires’ trendy Palermo Viejo district. Featuring designs that are organically and authentically Argentine, the accessories shop runs the gamut from quirky and whimsical to modern and iconoclastic. The common thread is a wildly imaginative interpretation of design, a sense of experimentation and ingenuity, and economical craftsmanship in the use of materials.

In the aftermath of an economic crisis, Buenos Aires has become home to a burgeoning design community. The current (and very exciting) zeitgeist in Argentina features a dynamic artistic and cultural reinvention, one that champions individual spirit, creative expression, and local flavor. Looking inward for inspiration and materials, porteño designers have become uniquely resourceful artisans, transforming local materials—often waste products—into beautiful contemporary designs. Featured worldwide, from Harrod’s department store in London to the Museum of Modern Art in NYC to the ARGdis showcase in Tokyo, these Argentine designers are true local stars in a city where global brands take a backseat to up-and-coming natives.

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Ans featured in the Eco Fashion World Magazine

Ans Designs, an online store which happens to be based in the UK, is the internet equivalent of taking a stroll through Buenos Aires’ trendy Palermo Viejo district. Featuring designs that are organically and authentically Argentine, the accessories shop runs the gamut from quirky and whimsical to modern and iconoclastic. The common thread is a wildly imaginative interpretation of design, a sense of experimentation and ingenuity, and economical craftsmanship in the use of materials.

In the aftermath of an economic crisis, Buenos Aires has become home to a burgeoning design community. The current (and very exciting) zeitgeist in Argentina features a dynamic artistic and cultural reinvention, one that champions individual spirit, creative expression, and local flavor. Looking inward for inspiration and materials, porteño designers have become uniquely resourceful artisans, transforming local materials—often waste products—into beautiful contemporary designs. Featured worldwide, from Harrod’s department store in London to the Museum of Modern Art in NYC to the ARGdis showcase in Tokyo, these Argentine designers are true local stars in a city where global brands take a backseat to up-and-coming natives.

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