When we last saw Jodie and Danielle Snyder, the sisters behind jewelry line Dannijo, we were interviewing them for our "How I'm Making It" series. Well it certainly seems like the girls have "made it." On Tuesday night the Snyder sisters made their New York Fashion Week debut, presenting their fall 2011 collection, "Aboriginal," at a packed gallery space on West 22nd St. Perfectly-styled models in tousled finger-waves done by Sally Hershberger (and one older gentleman smoking a cigar) posed in meticulously constructed vignettes that recalled the wild west--old wood cabins and pelts on the walls. Tinsley Mortimer (yes, really) was also inexplicably floating around.

It’s Dannijo’s fifth anniversary, so sisters and co-designers Danielle Snyder and Jodie Snyder Morel had good reason to celebrate their upcoming spr

For the second installment of our new feature, "How I'm Making It," we present Jodie and Danielle Snyder, the sisters behind DANNIJO jewelry. Jodie, 28, and Danielle, 25, quit their jobs to launch their line in December 2007, and Bergdorf Goodman picked up DANNIJO in March of 2008. Today, Dannoji is sold everywhere from Henri Bendel's to Harvey Nichols Hong Kong, and has found fans in Natalie Portman, Blake Lively and Beyonce. Why jewelry? Danielle: When my sister and I were teenagers we found our dad’s medical tool kit and taught ourselves how to do wire work with them and started making jewelry for all our friends. Jodie: When I was in college we had opened a boutique in Jacksonville, Florida--where we're from--to sell our jewelry. We noticed that we had a following and that it was well received.

All J.Crew's Head of Women's Design Tom Mora really wants to do after his surf-inspired, print-filled Spring 2014 presentation wraps up is stalk legendary street style photog Bill Cunningham. Can you blame him?