2010년 8월 13일 금요일
Low Luv by Erin Wasson
SUPERMODEL-turned-designer Erin Wasson launched her first jewellery collection in the UK this week, exclusively on MY-WARDROBE.COM and – as expected from the girl who has been a muse to designers from Alexander Wang to Justin Timberlake – it has more than a little of the rock chick about it.Low Luv X By Erin Wasson debuted on the Alexander Wang catwalk for autumn/winter 2008 and features chunky rings, cuffs, crucifix necklaces and bracelets plated in gold and silver and adorned with scarabs, bones and armour.
“I have too much going on in my brain to just be a face, an image, without a voice behind it,” Wasson explained of her foray into design. Prices range from £60.00 to £211.00. Visit www.my-wardrobe.com to shop the collection.
(Vogue U.K.)
About Kara Ross
Kara Ross’ jewelry design started at the age of 13, with a trip to Africa and a piece of native tourmaline. She created a square cut ring from the stone and surrounded it with diamonds set on an 18k gold band. She never lost the touch.Now a Gemological Institute of America certified gemologist, Ross has spent five years designing elegant pieces with character and imagination. Prompted by a need for uniqueness and inspired by alternative materials such as marcasite, lava and chalcedony, Ross creates the types of pieces you would expect to find at a bazaar- with the luxury of a master jeweler.
With a minimalist vibe and architectural look, her cuffs, earrings, necklaces and rings showcase vibrantly-colored stones and sharp angles to produce a jewelry version of a Pucci scarf. The pieces exhibit a modern Italian look with their elongated gems, simple forms and sleek, curved gold accents.
2010년 8월 12일 목요일
ARIELLE de PINTO
A fine arts graduate of Concordia University in 2007, Canadian designer Arielle de Pinto developed her unique style of metal work over the course of studies in print and textiles and a series of internships.Launching a line later that same year Arielle is a regular participant in New York and Paris fashion weeks and her collection of hand-worked jewelry is presented by select specialty stores internationally.In addition to her own work and Montreal-based studio, Arielle collaborates with other designers within the artistic communities of New York, Montreal, and Berlin.
Philip Crangi
2008 CFDA Swarovski Accessories Designer winner, Philip Crangi, describes his work as having "an aesthetic that is a contrast of material, color and mood". Having launched his label in 2001 - taking inspiration from diverse sources such as Greco-Roman, Baroque ironwork, Japanese armor and punk - the Manhattan-based fine jeweler has developed a reputation for creating modern day heirlooms. Seen on the runways of 3.1 Phillip Lim and Vera Wang, adorn yourself in bangles, earrings and pendants imbued with Crangi's directional edge.
Lara Bohinc
Lara Bohinc's stunning jewelry, clutches and sunglasses are essential accessories for every stylish girl. Bohinc, who grew up in Slovenia, moved to London in 1996 to study jewelry and metalwork at the Royal College of Art. The following year, she debuted her collection at London Fashion Week, won the New Generation Design Award and began a series of collaborations with fashion big-timers such as Gucci, Costume National and Lanvin. These days-when she's not consulting for Cartier-she creates gorgeous pieces for her eponymous line. Lara Bohinc many A-list fans include Madonna, Kate Moss and Cameron Diaz.
“A mark of her work is versatility. A passionate believer in the universality of good design, she has made the most of opportunities to bridge the divide between jewellery and other fashion items”.Based in London, Lara Bohinc is one of the most innovative and exciting jewellers working in fashion today. Born in Slovenia, Lara has been devoted to fashion, jewellery and architecture from an early age. While retaining a deep respect for the traditional principles of her craft, she has drawn on her familiarity with industrial techniques and materials to revitalise jewellery design. Harnessing such technological processes as photo-etching, laser-cutting and computer design, she has fused modernity of style with classical design to achieve a contemporary yet timeless elegance.
DANNIJO
Founded by sisters Danielle and Jodie Snyder in 2008, DANNIJO jewelry is hand-made in New York and offers an eclectic range of designs. With the juxtaposition of varied mixed metals--oxidized silver, gold, and gunmetal-- and the introduction of colorful elements --drusy quartz, crystals, aqua aura and pearls-- DANNIJO pieces seamlessly combine indie hipster style with timeless sophistication, resulting in statement pieces that emit a polished uptown feel with a raw downtown flair. Growing up in Jacksonville, Florida, Danielle and Jodie’s creative instincts led them to jewelry design at an early age. They used their father’s medical tools to teach themselves wire working, and by studying their favorite pieces of jewelry, Danielle and Jodie advanced their own design techniques. By high school, friends and family began taking notice of their creative designs and soon after, their hobby turned into a business with the opening of their first boutique in Jacksonville. Jodie graduated from the University of Florida in 2004 and moved to New York to pursue a career in fashion. Danielle, alum of Vanderbilt University, joined Jodie in New York after graduation in 2007. The girls had closed their store in Jacksonville a few years before, but when they were reunited in New York, they once again began to collaborate on jewelry design… this time with a capsule collection benefiting the African non-profit LWALA founded by Danielle in 2007. The capsule collection was so successful that it gave the sisters the confidence to pursue jewelry design as a career. "Danielle and I have always loved the art of fashion, and jewelry design has been a means for us to find a fulfilling creative outlet for our passion," says Jodie. "Our personalities are different but complementary, which makes for great synergy,” says Danielle. “I'm much more bohemian and rock-n-roll inspired. I've always loved Native American Indian and tribal aesthetics, whereas Jodie finds more inspiration in Old Hollywood glam, films and music of past generations, This contrast has given us a very open-minded point of view that is translated in our range of designs." DANNIJO jewelry is sold at select, high-end stores and boutiques around the world including Bergdorf Goodman, Henri Bendel, Intermix, Net-a-porter, Shopbop, Harvey Nichols and Holt Renfrew. DANNIJO has been featured on The Today Show and in ELLE, T Magazine, InStyle and Glamour. In October 2009, both Danielle and Jodie were listed in Inc. Magazine’s 30 under 30: Amercia’s Coolest Entrepreneurs. Additionally, the line has an extensive celebrity following including Natalie Portman, Blake Lively, Sophia Bush, Beyonce Knowles, Milla Jovovich, and Katy Perry.
Erickson Beamon
Karen Erickson and Vicki Beamon are responsible for resurrecting the choker and making the word 'chandelier' mean more than just a fancy light fixture. The pair launched Erickson Beamon in 1983, creating exquisite necklaces, chokers, bracelets and earrings that could have been raided from your grandmother's jewelry box. It's this timeless, old-world charm that appeals to Beamon aficionados such as Madonna, Nicole Kidman and John Galliano. Opt for the chandelier earrings in deep blue or exotic coral to add color to your fall look.
DAVID & MARTIN
The jewellery brand David & Martin was born out of a mutual interest in art, movies, fashion and nature. David Andersson and Martin Lasson met whilst studying at Konstfack in Stockholm and initially they began creating a collection of furniture.After the success of their graduation project in 2003, which consisted of a crafted, fully furnished room complete with jewellery, they rapidly generated a loyal following. This culminated their first significant breakthrough, a collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld Gallery. They also teamed up with Acne, Weekdays (H&M), NK, Colette in Paris, Absolut Spirits, the photographer Martin Vallin to mention a few.
David & Martin do not allow trends or fashions to infringe on their distinct philosophy that their pieces should remain timeless. All new collections are treated as a welcome addition to their existing work, a bit like work in progress or as an inspiring working archive.
In many cases the inspiration comes in the most peculiar forms and imagination. The "Chicken feet" collection was created after seeing a beautiful girl on a Shanghai subway munching deep fried chicken feet and simultaneously flicking through French Vogue.
David & Martin do not allow trends or fashions to infringe on their distinct philosophy that their pieces should remain timeless. All new collections are treated as a welcome addition to their existing work, a bit like work in progress or as an inspiring working archive.
In many cases the inspiration comes in the most peculiar forms and imagination. The "Chicken feet" collection was created after seeing a beautiful girl on a Shanghai subway munching deep fried chicken feet and simultaneously flicking through French Vogue.
Carol marie
about carol marie designsInspired by the ability of jewelry to transform your look, designers Jennifer Carol Kramer and Heather Marie White launched carol marie for Fall 2010.
A combination of their middle names, carol marie incorporates an underlining vintage aesthetic with mixed materials creating statement pieces designed to easily update your wardrobe from season to season. The collection evolved out of the designers shared love for statement jewelry. While each piece is strong enough to be worn on its own, the collection is designed to be layered together. Although Jen and Heather prefer a more layered look, the collection can be interpreted to fit the wearer's personal sense of style. Signature styles include pendant chain and multi strand necklaces along with a variety of stackable bracelets resulting in a line of accessories that is both inclusive and accessible. Jen and Heather met in 2006 while working at W Magazine; Heather as the Fashion Assistant and Jen freelancing fulltime in the accessories department. They remained close friends throughout job changes within the industry, Jen most recently in the accessories department at Marie Claire while Heather transitioned out of editorial and currently works at a PR agency in New York. They began by scouring flea markets and making pieces for their own wardrobes and transitioned into making custom pieces for magazines. This led to their decision to officially launch the collection for Fall 2010. http://www.carolmariedesign.com/
Judith Haas
Judith Haas, originally from the Netherlands, moved from Amsterdam to New York in 1999. Two years later she started making jewelry and taking courses at FIT. Currently Judith Haas's jewelry is being sold in boutiques across the country and abroad. She found inspiration for her designs in the natural elements of plants, sun and water and in the work of the Catalan architect Antonio Gaudi. As in nature none of her pieces are regular and absence of symmetry is a constant characteristic in her work. The techniques of wax carving and metal smithing are Judith’s sculpting methods, as they allow her to create pieces that have both graceful lines and the strength of metal. The simple yet elegant designs make them easy to wear and integrate into any style. The materials primarily used are Sterling Silver, Bronze, 14k Gold and semi precious stones. The materials come from as close as Manhattan and as far away as Australia. http://www.judithhaas.com/
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