This is a great heavy textured bumblebee necklace. The Bee attached to the necklace is 3cm from corner to corner of the wingspan, and 1.5cm from top to bottom.
Extremely charming blue rose necklace held gracefully by 2 antiqued brass sparrows on one vintage blue lucite rose which suspends a vintage porcelain blue rose cameo.
This icon of red cherry out of red jade is cute and charming. It expresses individualism and makes a delightful little ornament for a nontraditional necklace. It dangles from a delicate chain.
Medallion Necklace made by Kenneth Jay Lane. It's a gold plated brass large coin medallion with a middle ruby stone (actually it's an imitation of a ruby stone).
Aldo, the Canadian footwear-empire teamed up with hip and sophisticated fashion label Preen to create an on-trend capsule collection shown at London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2013. Preen X Aldo Rise...
John Akehurst shoots an extraordinary Ashley Smith for the 'Black Fire, White Ice' editorial in the Harper’s Bazaar UK ( September 2010 ). [John Akehurst is a fashion photographer who specializes in fashion, beauty, and...
A fresh and smart approach in fashion advertising, the collaboration between New York based label Maiyet and photographer/film maker Cass Bird sets apart from the endless images of models standing in a...
The mannish trend seen through vintage reference inspired this fashion editorial featured in the May 2006 issue of Elle Magazine (Romania). Using sepia tones, these lyric images send us back in time to 1930's, while menswear classics highlight the...
Karl Lagerfeld steps again behind the camera for the October 2008 issue of UK Harper's Bazaar and shows us how a Duchess should look like. Playing the part of eccentric Georgina, the Duchess of Devonshire is her descendant,...
The native shaman and his sacred rituals are the starting point of this "Automne Indien" photoshoot published in the September issue of Vogue Paris (France). The result is a glamorous and wild look. Coarse leather, fur and...
London Fashion Week (14th-19th September 2008) revealed some of the spring 2009 trends. These were the most obvious for me; if you noticed other trends feel free to share your findings.
