Geometry seems to be one of the main themes seen at Première Classe and Tranoi. Jewelry shapes become more sculptural with 3D ergonomics and empty and full volumes. It’s a new way to interpret fine and fashion jewelry as if the body would become a new “stage” where to position jewelry pieces that look like real sculptures.
Isabelle Michel “I wanted some science fiction jewels. Cuffs and plastron like mineral networks, both delicate and raw. Futuristics defenders and protectors for contemporary women living on earth. Since I like the insolence and irreverency of the singer Rihanna and the boldness of her looks, I created a necklace and some earrings, ethnical and bling, like luxury gris-gris to be worn on the hottest scenes. When tribal becomes glam. A collection with strong and avant-garde themes.”
EKRIA, the brand designed in Turkey starts making its way among young designers. Jewelry is mainly in metal with silver plating as to give a “Science Fiction” feel to all creations. Silhouettes embrace the arm, the hand, the ears – seductive sculptures that “adorn” the feminine body – will that be the new jewelry frontier?
MAYMOMA, Simona Nicolosi was showing her collection at “The Box”. For her too a new twist into body adornement as well as sculptoral geometry. Clean lines and edgy silhouettes where Swarovski baguettes and carrés are hero on ruthenium and gold settings. A new way, a new collection in the “air du temps” of the most innovative jewelry trends.
Michal Taharlev, a degree at the textile design department in Tel Aviv, a passion for weaving techniques and today designer of jewelry collections where the traditional weaving techniques marry with metal produced following the industrial methods. Majestic jewelry, with opulent shapes, one of a kind pieces where tradition and handicraft allow to use proportions and dimensions that open up to a collecions of jewelry that alone, adorns the feminine body.
Coming soon… Paris Inspiration and Trends part 3……
