Good Style: Buy a Rwanda Path to Peace Basket - Stylehive

Fresh graphic designs and rich, saturated colors were all over the spring runways and now you can bring them into your home with these bold, vibrant baskets and bowls.

Macy's and Rwanda Path to Peace project have partnered up to sell hand-woven goods made by female genocide survivors from Rwanda. The colorful baskets are woven from 100% natural materials like banana leaves and papyrus and use all natural dye. Focused on trade not aid, the income from the baskets provides food, shelter, medical care, and other necessities for the weavers. The Rwanda handmade baskets retail for $35-$120 and are available exclusively at www.macys.com/rwanda. Check out the slideshow to see how you can make a difference.

Pauline Montupet is a freelance stylist from San Francisco, CA. She recently relocated from NYC where she was styling for the New York Daily News- doing everything from fashion and beauty pages to covering shows at NY Fashion Week. Prior to the that she worked across the industry, from PR & events to design and editorial, working with designers such as Derek Lam, Alice Roi, Behnaz Sarafpour, Jill Stuart and Oscar De La Renta. Pauline is always looking for ways to infuse her life with style, from the aesthetic of a great rock to show and her her love of mid-century furniture to her endless search for the perfect ballet flat. Click here to follow Pauline in the hive!