Fieldshop Pop-In: Kentucky Makers’ Spotlight

Friends of G&G gather at Fieldshop for the debut of the Kentucky Makers collection.

Shoppers peruse an array of home wares, body products, accessories, and more by Kentucky-based designers.

Style blogger Jasmine Dustin and her fiancé.

Charleston blogger Ashley Brown with Tyler Jury of Clayton & Crume. 

Hand-crafted home goods from Sunhouse Craft, a creative brand based in Berea, Kentucky.

Products from leather designer Clayton & Crume and Woodstock Lavender stand out among the displays. 

Delicate feather earrings and other hand-made accessories by Babaloo Jewelry.

Throughout the event, artisans from Clayton & Crume used a special hot-press method to personalize leather goods for guests.

From left: Miles Partnership vice president Margo Horlander, Halley Autry of Lou Hammond Group, and Kentucky Tourism director of communications Angela Blank.

Chelsie Ravenell (left) with Babaloo Jewelry designer Almeta Dellagnolo. 

Garden & Gun cofounder and CEO Rebecca Darwin (left) catches up with members of the Kentucky Tourism team.