Showing posts with label ring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ring. Show all posts

Monday, August 9, 2010

Winter Kate

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(Winter Kate by Nicole Richie cardigan, Low Luv x Erin Wasson cross necklace, TNA tee, F21 shorts, Gap belt, Tyrant Collection wrap bracelet, Kimski rings, earrings from Japan, Aldo boots)

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Photos by Max Bronner.

Lately, I've almost been embarrassed to go to work because chances are, I'm wearing this Winter Kate by Nicole Richie Jasmine cardigan. The breezy silk wrap with its feathery print embodies all I desire in a summer wardrobe - flimsy, unstructured pieces that keep you fashionably cool in the heat. I tend to toss it over every outfit, whether it's a tee-and-shorts combo or summery dress, for an instant style boost.

Also, check back here on Saturday for a brand new post as part of Society Stylist's "Little Black Dress Experiment" Tours America. I'll be representing my current hometown, Los Angeles, of course!

Monday, July 21, 2008

Kevia's handmade gold band


I'm obsessed with simple yet stunning accessories, particularly when it comes to rings. Kevia's handcrafted gold band has a basic shape and comes with little adornment except for the sparkly bezel set stones in gold vermeil, which is sterling silver dipped in 22K gold. But look closely at how the jeweler meticulously carved this ring to create that rough, hammered looking texture. And note how the edge of the band is slightly uneven and crooked, making this piece all the more charming in my eyes. The beauty of this ring really lies in its simplicity and streamlined shape.

Friday, June 27, 2008

Designer Spotlight: Iosselliani Jewelry



Iosselliani jewelry has, for a long time, registered on the radar of those in the fashion biz. The creation of Italian designer Paolo Giacomelli, the line is often featured on models in magazine photo shoots, which is how I first took notice of the brand. While the pieces are decidedly delicate, the heads of serpents, dogs, and panthers give the jewelry a tougher edge. Semi-precious gems and metals are blended together to create edgy, ornate pieces of jewelry. The designer is fond of layered necklaces and statement rings. Some of my favorites include the single earring with a catlike head and ruby eyes, the stack of five bracelets including one serpent head, a glittering panther ring, and a tangled necklace starring rubies, garnets, and zircons.