The words ‘one to watch’ and SMITH/GREY are interchangeable in my mind. Brainchild of Birgit Marie Schmidt (SMITH) and Sofus Graae( GREY), SMITH/GREY is the product of the sum of these two creative talents…
The words ‘one to watch’ and SMITH/GREY are interchangeable in my mind. Brainchild of Birgit Marie Schmidt (SMITH) and Sofus Graae( GREY), SMITH/GREY is the product of the sum of these two creative talents…
I love the change of season and although sad to kiss summer goodbye, autumn holds promises of log fires, forest walks, rustling leaves and chunky knits. This will explain why I am drawn to Gur Kimel’s work…
The final post in our LBD & Me style series on Adorn London is based around Seaworld, a SS12 jewellery trend highlighted on our Jewellery Trends page.
We left the judging to the affable Alex Monroe and this is what he had to say: “This was a very tricky one. The comments were all absolutely wonderful and made me smile. But here are some of my thoughts…”
LBD & ME: The forth post in our style series on Adorn London is based around Olympichic, a SS12 jewellery trend highlighted on our Adorn London seasonal trends blog page.
The official launch date is Wednesday 21st March, but I couldn’t wait to get these geometric jewels on the Adorn London ‘Hot List’. Kirsten Goss’s ‘Geo-Grafik’ collection oozes sleek geometric sophistication.
Mawi jewels were the perfect adornment to the striking catwalk collection by Alice Temperley at London Fashion Week. Excitingly, the jewels that were selected for the show all hail from Mawi’s previous collections.
Marni’s creative director, Consuelo Castiglioni’s collection for H&M could be described as tribal modernism with Marni’s signature opaque plastic accessories key to the look.
Say it with words and let the letters do the talking. Here are my initial jewellery top picks with a nod to sentiment and personalisation.
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