After reading Angie’s recent post on big earrings, I was curious to see which other trends are making waves in the jewellery world this year:
- Luxury body jewellery is piquing the interest of consumers and global retailers.
- Six New Yorkers tell us why they got their septum rings.
- Meet Summera Shaheen who customizes watches and creates jewellery for many of the world’s professional soccer players.
- StyleCaster is impressed with these three Canadian jewellery designers.
- They also rounded up five affordable minimalist jewellery brands.
- Bold statement earrings were all over the Spring/Summer 2016 runways.
- Asymmetry and mismatched earrings have never been chicer too.
- T Magazine deputy editor Hanya Yanagihara explains the underrated pleasure of wearing jewellery made just for you.
- Nordstrom interviews designer Eddie Borgo about his edgy accessories.
- The New York Times reports that haute jewellery is hot.
- At the same time, affordably priced fine jewellery with an “easy-to-wear sensibility” is in high demand as well.
- And a practical tip: How to clasp a bracelet without the help of a second person.
Fab Links from Our Members
Skylurker found this round-up of ’90s runway shows interesting, especially since there’s currently a ’90s revival.
What if the true cost of your clothing purchases included the price(s) of the ones that didn’t work out, or the cost of returns you had to pay for? Vildy thought this is an interesting way of looking at things.
She also enjoyed this other post about sunk costs on the same thrifting blog which explains a “trap” many of us have probably fallen into once or twice: If you’ve invested money in something, you are tempted to hold on to that item because it makes you feel like your money is still worth something.
