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she speaks our language

July 3, 2008 10:42 am

Language11

Sometimes it seems that retail Web sites forget that the first two Ws in "www" stand for "world wide." So we were happy to come across Shoplanguage.com, a recently relaunched online fashion boutique that’s based in Chicago but sells otherwise hard-to-track-down-without-a-passport designers from all over the world, like Britain’s Bi La Li, Cyprus’ Joanna Louca, France’s Adeline Cacheux, Canada’s Smythe les Vestes, and Thailand’s Nuj Novakhett. Speaking of this last designer, Language founder and self-confessed travel junkie Natalie Barber has a tip for you: "Fashion from Bangkok is really on trend and exciting. It doesn’t look like anything else out there."

—Nancy MacDonell

Photo: Courtesy of Shoplanguage.com

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