Artist-in-Residence Kam Mak: Re-Enacting Memories, One Eel at a Time
We had the chance to talk to our latest artist-in-residence about the power of memories, students as inspiration, and why a headless chicken doesn't make a worthy offering.
Dorm Decor Challenge: A Splash of the Unexpected
It’s our last #88challenge! All month we’ve been seeing what creative college students can do with a dorm decor vision and $88 worth of Pearl River purchases. Today we have our final contender, Tiffany, a junior at New York University.
Our Latest Friendship Box: Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
We believe there's no better way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival than with good friends, delectable mooncakes, and exquisite tea.
Doubling Our Happiness: We’re Expanding to Chelsea Market!
Big news! We’re beyond excited to announce we're opening a second store at Chelsea Market in November!
Dorm Decor Challenge: It’s Easy Being Green
Eighty-eight dollars and a dream — that’s all the college students we tasked with our #88challenge have to decorate their dorm rooms. Today we meet Ruby, a first-year at Pace University.
Dorm Decor Challenge: Creating a Calm Space
Our #88challenge continues! See what our latest college student has done to zhuzh up her dorm room with $88 worth of Pearl River goodies.
Dorm Decor Challenge: Modern, Loud, and Proud
If you had $88 to spend at Pearl River, what would you buy to give your home a little flair? That’s the question was posed to college students moving into their dorms this fall. First up, we have Skye, a first-year at the University of Pennsylvania.
InStyle Magazine: Our Rose Print Mandarin Dress
Every month InStyle magazine rounds up some "instant style" tips. For September? Chinoiserie and our floor-length cap sleeve mandarin dress!
Move Over, Neil deGrasse Tyson: Meet 18th-Century Female Astronomer, Wang Zhenyi
Galileo. Carl Sagan. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Chances are you’ve heard of these famous star-gazers, but how about 18th-century Chinese female astronomer, Wang Zhenyi?
Fire Dogs and Angry Demons: Solar and Lunar Eclipse Myths from Asia
While we now understand a solar eclipse happens when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, back in the day many cultures believed supernatural forces were at work instead.
Artist-in-Residence Felicia Liang: Finding Inspiration Wherever She Is
We had the chance to speak to our latest artist-in-residence, New York-based artist and illustrator Felicia Liang, about identity, what she finds inspiring, and her art as activism.
Get the Party Planning Started with Our Newest Friendship Box
Planning your next summer shindig? Our latest Friendship Box and our guest curators from Black Twine are here to help.