Garden Creatures May 5

Colour & Trends, Jewelry

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Spring is here! Flowers are blooming, and all the winged things and creepy crawlies have come out of their hiding places. They are not only at home with flora; garden creatures are wriggling their way into jewellery collections. Feminine butterflies are a ubiquitous motif, whether adorned with stones or intricate filigree. Other bejewelled bugs to look out for are bees, dragonflies, and ladybugs on dainty earrings, rings, and charms. An unexpected guest at this garden party is the beetle. While Egyptian-style scarab is a familiar design, make a bold statement (and maybe a double take from your friends) with a realistic rendering with striking iridescent wings.
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Summer Faves : Turquoise & Coral May 4

Colour & Trends, Jewelry

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Summer is a time get away! Get inspired by your wanderlust with jewellery evocative of remote beaches. Turquoise and coral are perfect for adding a splash of colour to warm-weather fashions while being reminiscent of the deep blue sea. The romantically rustic combination has never ceased to inspire jewellery designers. New interpretations are far from ethnic but could be anything, from preppy enamelled rings and bangles to gypsy-inspired chandeliers. The bohemian in all of us would love the look of a wide intricately beaded bracelet. Favour an edgy street-savvy look? Try the turquoise and coral with leather. Whatever you style, turquoise and coral will surely become your new summer favourites. READ MORE +

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Round Sunglasses May 2

Colour & Trends, Sunglasses

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There is a newfound ubiquity for John Lennon inspired sunglasses. Thin metal frames with small colourful lenses have been a summer music festival favourite for those wanting the “I’m in the band” look. This year designers created more sophisticated versions of the theme. Mirrored lenses and gradation replaced literal takes on Lennon’s colourful versions. Still craving colour? Go for some vivid frames in red or turquoise. For the daring, experimental bridges (either size or shape) and exaggerated temple tips make for a more avant-garde spin on an already quirky style.
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Fox in Socks April 28

Colour & Trends, Legwear

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Who would have thought socks and heels would not only be cool, but…dare I say…foxy? From New York, to London, to Paris fashionable femmes don socks with bare legs for spring. At once it is an 80’s throwback and fashion forward. Slouched around the ankle, socks and heels (whether pump, wedge, or kitten) recall the fun style of fashion icon Cyndi Lauper. Bringing the style into this decade are bright colour blocks, created either by the sock pattern or the cut outs on certain shoes. This mix of colour and material add a dynamic element to any outfit. READ MORE +

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Regina Dabdab April 27

Colour & Trends, Jewelry

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Regina Dabab certainly has gotten it right with her organic amulets. The Brazilian designer by way of Paris finds inspiration in the natural world. She travels the globe, returning to her native Brazil on a quest for materials for her one of a kind pieces. While rough, uncut stones set in metal have been a fine jewelry trend, Dabdab takes the concept to a whole new level. Wrapping raw semi-precious stones with objects like wood, bone, horn, and coral, with each piece she evokes a fierce, primal mood. Truly a celebration of the earth, materials take centre stage in their raw form sculpted naturally by the elements. READ MORE +

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