I don't actually get to spend much time in Brooklyn, New York, but a friend of mine lives there and has been raving about this jewelry store called The Clay Pot. I keep promising her that I'll go check it out, but in the meantime - the store's website will have to do.

While the site carries a load of cool brands like Alexis Bittar, Me & Ro and Gorjana, I was really impressed with the fact that they have a whole category of 100 items under $50, including these Brazilets bracelets - which are only $5 each. Brazilets are wish bracelets that you wear until they fall off, and then supposedly your wish will come true. I'm going to wish for more jewelry!

Photo © Clay-pot.com.

It's blazing hot right now, so I was quite surprised to find these $150 Caroline K Legwarmers while I was e-shopping last night.

Price aside, I actually think they look sort of cool - but I can't see very many people wearing them. How about you - would you rock the legwarmer trend?

Photo © Kloienyc.com.

The weather is finally getting a little bit warmer here in NYC, so I started working on a story on Must-Have Beach Accessories. While I was e-shopping I came across this Will Ferrell sunscreen, and thought it had to be a gag.

But nope - turns out it's legit. Not only does Ferrell's sunscreen provide SPF 30 sun protection, but proceeds from the product's sale go to support Cancer for College, a charity that gives scholarships to cancer survivors.

Photo © Cancer for College.

By now you're probably getting pretty tired of hearing about all the high-end designers that are partnering with affordable companies to create capsule lines. But before you shut me out completely, check out this one from Gap: Indie-cool designers Alexander Wang and Vena Cava have each interpreted Gap's traditional khaki fabric into some really chic, actually wearable designs!

I'm especially smitten with Vena Cava's $88 Khaki Zip Dress. I'm totally going to get one - but I think I'm going to wait until it goes on sale.

Photo © Gap.