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Que Rico! Meet the Mercado Collection
Jenny Lemons and Andrea Campos are inspired by the flavors of Mexico.
As Hispanic Heritage Month draws to a close, we couldn’t sleep on the collab between Jenny Lemons, the colorful accessories and lifestyle brand, and Mexican-American artist Andrea Campos of @dreasdoodles.
With the '90s and Y2K trending, claw clips have made a triumphant return and we are here for it. Capitalizing on that, San Francisco-based artist Jennie Lennick’s Jenny Lemons has become known for “food-themed accessories for colorful people,” namely its food-themed hair accessories and home goods.
The Mercado Collection, in partnership with Campos, “honors the way food brings people together and tells stories in Mexican culture. Celebrating the flavors of México, the Mercado goodies include spicy chiles, sweet tres leches, tacos, hot sauce and paletas." With each piece crafted from eco-friendly, plant-based cellulose acetate and hand-painted by talented artisans, you can feel good about having fun.
Inspired by this pairing, here are a few other festive foodie clips:
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Jenny Lemons x Dreasdoodles Large Taco Hair Claw Clip
Spice up your look with the Taco Hair Claw. Each claw has its own unique color variations—just like your favorite taco toppings!
$24
Winona Irene Hors d’oeuvre Clip
A skewer of bite sized morsels, or a work of abstract art?
$12
Jenny Lemons Cake Hair Claw Clip
It's cake! This colorful cake hair claw is made from cellulose acetate, a plant-based alternative to plastic.
$24
Pumpkin Stack Claw Clip
Who needs PSL when you’ve got a PSC (Pumpkin Stack Clip)?
$28
French Baguette Hand Painted Claw Clip
Mais oui! This playful baguette clip adds some freshly baked fun to your 'do.
$32
