Jewellery trends are inspired by the catwalk, that we know… it seems natural then that the horse is making its way into our designer jewellery boxes. It all makes sense when we just rewind a little to February and the Fashion Week circuit and look at the runways, not only of Ralph Lauren whom we traditionally asscociate with a bit of "Equestrian, darling", but also the likes of Dior and Paul Smith. Fashion’s ringmasters had their models trotting effortlessly in hacking jackets and jodhpurs in what could easily be referred to as the ‘fashion gymkhana’.
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| Dior A/W 2010 |
Ralph Lauren A/W 2010 |
Paul Smith A/W 2010 |
Without further ado, let me reveal the kind of ‘horses’ I will be backing this season.
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| Mustang horse brooch by Lauren Stanley |
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| Victorian horse cameo from The Cameo Boutique. |
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| Vintage 1950s cufflinks by Alice Kwartler |
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| Horse pendant necklace by Mawi from My-Wardrobe |
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| Brooch by Lisa Todd-Tivey |
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| Horse earrings by Wewear |
See our list of other horse-related jewellery trend posts: Dappled Statement, Hot to Trot and Mane of Chain.
Runway images courtesy of Style.com
All other images courtesy of the designers and 1stdibs.
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