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Hester St Fair LA
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Designer Jill Aiko Yee with one of her signature gradient gowns.
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Jill shared a booth with accessory designer Claudia Zhao of Cloud Cloud.
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Hester Street Fair co-founder (and mommy-to-be!) SuChin Pak greeted guests.
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Cali summer essentials, courtesy of Standard Goods.
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Baja, Santa Fe and "Neon Indian" bustiers by LA's Rojas.
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Tons of food trucks were in the house, including Mandoline Grill, Cool Haus and the day's crowd-pleaser, Cousins Maine Lobster (lobster rolls, anyone?)
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The Reisco Beer Garden served up craft beers, specialty cocktails and refreshing "Hester Hollywood party punch"
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Handmade jewels by Arsha Rafiqi Atelier.
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Prints-a-plenty at Bleu Vintage's booth.
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A jumbo slide and face painting station for the kiddies.
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Wooden wonders by Fleet Originals.
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Minimalist (and wallet-friendly) jewelry by Nikki Montoya.
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These $10 pendant scarves by Bling in Box were an unexpected hit.
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JD Luxe's mobile boutique -- is this the next big thing?
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Shoppers perusing JD's fashion truck.
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Repurposed vintage by Raggedy Threads.
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Charming, chemical-free bouquets by Tara Koller of Silver Lake Farms.
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Boho-happy vintage by Fair Season.
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Cute handmade leather bags by Arc of LA.
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Patrons lined up to receive custom $1 poems created by comedian Andy Dick (really).
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It was a perfect day to show off your pint-sized pup. We counted at least six Pomeranians.