The spring/summer 2010 collection for the line AGGA B. is sure to intrigue you. With its contrasting pieces of dark and mysterious vs. subtle and light, all of her pieces were inspired by earth, science, anatomy, and history. Designer Agga felt as though she was making these pieces for goddesses of nature from the past such as goddesses of volcano's, air and wind. With names like Ektra, Caramel and Basalt, her designs are dangerous, yet soft and beautifully detailed with precious stones, leather, and fine metals. To top it all off they are all handmade! For more information, check out www.AGGAB.com - Emily Ekern
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