A New Indie Shopping Experience: Young Republic

When I think of the term “Indie”, it always reminds me of new and interesting bands or music that is off the beaten path.  Through my own fashion journey, I’ve also discovered indie label designers and artists.  To add to this indie designer theme I seem to be on this week, I was recently asked to check out a new shopping site called Young Republic.  This site was established on August 27th, 2012 in Sydney, Australia by Marianne Sea and Andrew Yang and features over 750 independent international designers.  I’ll have to say that I was very impressed by the variety this site has to offer.  I found plenty of jewelry, clothing and accessories that I would like for myself, but also for my whole family and even for my home.  The following are pictures are just a tiny sampling of the hundreds of fantastic finds on Young Republic.  I chose two images from the “Home+Life” section, and two designers that became instant favorites: designhype and LeMuse.  Support independent designers by visiting Young Republic!

Orange Clock by Objectify Homeware

Panda iPhone Case by Hooby Groovy (fits 3G, 3GS, 4, 4S)

Deep Blue felted wool Bell muse coat by LeMuse

Black double collar Flower Muse felted wool coat with viscose lining by LeMuse (this coat is stunning!)

NYC Metro Cuff in cyan by designhype

London Tube Cuff in black by designhype (I have this one; outfit post to come!)

This is their new Christmas Collection 2012 (click on the link on the left or the picture). I’ll have one of everything please!

(All photos courtesy of Young Republic)

FTC Disclosure:  I was asked to review the site without compensation and the opinions in this post are strictly my own.

3 comments

  1. Yesterday, Young Republic launched their brand new website , with a lot more amazing products from designers from all over the world! Check it out ! I am also selling on Young Republic, so come and have a look !

  2. I design patterns for fashion, using graffiti,(street art)all young aspiring designers need to check them out, new style patterns the future for fashion.

  3. Young republics mission is not only about offering them a platform to sell and market their products. “We help them build their brand and we teach them entrepreneurial skills by a team of industry experts, a feature other online marketplaces have failed to provide,” he says. “It’s not just about: ‘You have a design and lets wack it on the website and see how it goes,” he added.

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