Special events, celebrations and ceremonies around the world are meant to be shared with others.
When the FTWWL website was hacked, we temporarily lost everything. Fortunately, the love and support of followers from across the world, (including you!) helped us to revamp the From the World with Love blog and added exciting new items to the store.
Fromtheworldwithlove.com was made by and for people like you—global travelers, exotic fashionistas, style-conscious individuals and fair-trade advocates. The new FTWWL website brings you closer than ever before to the designers, artists and craftspeople who work hand-in-hand with From the World with Love founder, Yael Guetta.
Our door is always open! We welcome everyone to explore authentic craftsmanship, handmade accessories and original designs. As a part of the FTWWL community you are making worthwhile contributions to the growth of sustainable fashion.
FTWWL is here for you, 24/7 no matter where in the world you go. Find us on: Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr and fromtheworldwithlove.com
Love thy neighbor – and in times of hardship, welcome them into your home. From the World with Love knows that when the moment comes to stand together, the strength of our spirits will carry us through anything. It is not always easy to see the beauty within disaster but as Human of New York and Jean-Luc Connan continuously find gems amongst rubble, FTWWL also brings light to what is beyond the surface.
It is the people of the city and the passion in their hearts that bring stability and hope back to a place of sorrow. Not to be left in the dark, it is these people who illuminate the city and bring life, joy, happiness and love back into the souls of the struggling.
This Halloween, the haunt was as real as ever – no one doubted the chill that lingered through the city. But with the community of helping hands and the undeniably powerful sense of community, those within areas of disarray, joined together for a celebration of their own.
Times like these is when the soul is revealed and true compassion comes to life. Like Lydia Callis – rising to her call of duty to not only communicate but bring personality and light-heartedness back into the city, it is those people exactly that remind us how to keep spirits up. One act, one gesture is all it takes. The time to remember the good and being thankful for what we have because like the spirit, it’s never lost.
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