Spring & Summer Runway Hits

Written by Sher Matsen


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The Willow Collection is structured but ultra feminine. She mixed brights with indigo and tan. A whimsical girly collection!

The Gharani Strok collection is full of bold prints. Sexy jungle prints are a very large part of this seasons collection. Lisa Maffia would look great in this collection.

The Jenny Packham collection is a glamours gypsy combination. Floaty dresses with sequins are almost goddess like. Perfect for Sienna Miller.

The Alberta Ferretti collection has focused on volume, made up of light fabrics that look like they float.

The Gucci collection ultra sexy full of decadence and luxury. Egdy but not too edgy.

The Alesandro Dell'Acqua collection is ever so chic! This collection is a perfect match for Natalie Portman.

The Miu Miu collection is bold and bright with several retro 70's prints appearing inrepparttar mini dresses. Chloe Sevigny would look great in this collection.

The Rochas collection is ever so lady like with exceptional contouring. Perfect for Scarlett Johansson.

The Marc Jacobs collection focuses on trend setting. Perfect match for Hilary Swank.

The Jonathan Saunders collection is using print in a new and innovative fashion. A fabulous mix of glamour shapes with heavy prints.

The Matthew Williamson collection uses bold color but still remains ultra feminine. A perfect match for Hally Berry.

This season proves to be a great mix of fashion - bold, glamourous, sexy, and elegant. Something for everyone. You don't need to be a star to wear these fabulous fashions. Many boutiques sell main stream fashions by these designers. Other manufactures take fromrepparttar 148431 catwalk and re-create similar looks or styles.

What ever your fashion style, your certain to find fashions you love this season!



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About the author: Sher has been serving customers for over 20 years, providing affordable estate jewelry, and a wealth of information on jewelry, fashion, designers, and beauty with on staff industry professionals. Please visit us at Estate Jewelry International.


The Glitter Of Rhinestones Past & Present

Written by Sher Matsen


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Duringrepparttar 1920s fashions were rapidly changing. Dresses had gone from fitted to a looser more comfortable style. Two distinct styles occurred during this era –repparttar 148430 feminine style andrepparttar 148431 androgynous style. Jewelry fromrepparttar 148432 1920s drew onrepparttar 148433 art deco period. The majority of rhinestone jewelry was made with clear rhinestones.

Asrepparttar 148434 1920s moved jewelry once again became bolder. Dramatic color was in style. Designer Coco Chanel was an integral figure inrepparttar 148435 settingrepparttar 148436 stage for jewelry of this era.

Duringrepparttar 148437 1930s duringrepparttar 148438 depression labor intensive fashion was no longer feasible. Whilerepparttar 148439 world was in turmoil, jewelry represented an affordable comfort to many women.

Inexpensive costume jewelry could be used to revitalize an old outfit. The industry began to produce bright colored enamel pieces accented with rhinestones. Dogs, birds, or cats with a rhinestone eye were common place.

The jewelry duringrepparttar 148440 1940s once again became big and bold with rhinestones being produced in every imaginable color, large stones set on large bold settings wasrepparttar 148441 norm. Byrepparttar 148442 1950s there were two very distinct looks – elegant and sophisticated forrepparttar 148443 more mature woman, and casual and fun forrepparttar 148444 younger woman. The 1950s saw jewelry made completely from rhinestones. Forrepparttar 148445 younger woman were flirty pieces, forrepparttar 148446 older woman sophisticated elegance. Rhinestone parures became extremely popular.

In 1953repparttar 148447 aurora borealis rhinestone was introduced torepparttar 148448 market with its fabulous array of color. It was an instant hit!

By 1960s women were wearing very functional clothing. Byrepparttar 148449 late 1960srepparttar 148450 hippie fashions were extremely popular with their roots tied to Mother Nature. Tie dyed shirts, long flowing skirts, frayed jeans were everywhere. This generation had no interest in rhinestone jewelry. Byrepparttar 148451 mid 1970srepparttar 148452 punk look had been born andrepparttar 148453 rhinestone was revitalized. It wasrepparttar 148454 disco movement broughtrepparttar 148455 rhinestone back to center stage. The disco movement turned intorepparttar 148456 club movement duringrepparttar 148457 1980s and rhinestone jewelry continued to gain popularity.

Sincerepparttar 148458 1970s rhinestone have remained main stream inrepparttar 148459 jewelry world. They continue to gain popularity and today there is a style to suit almost every ones needs. There is rhinestone jewelry which is perfect for a bride, rhinestone jewelry for a prom girl, rhinestone jewelry forrepparttar 148460 young and fun crowd,repparttar 148461 business woman,repparttar 148462 sophisticated woman, andrepparttar 148463 mature woman. Beautiful pieces of rhinestone jewelry adorn almost every woman’s accessories. If trends are an indication ofrepparttar 148464 rhinestones future, it appears to have a vibrant healthy life ahead of it. Pleasing for most woman with a fashion sense who instantly recognizerepparttar 148465 value and beauty of rhinestones!

© Copyright Sher Matsen, All Rights Reserved.

© Copyright Sher Matsen, All Rights Reserved.

About the author: Sher has been serving customers for over 20 years, providing affordable estate jewelry, and a wealth of information on jewelry, fashion, designers, and beauty with on staff industry professionals. Please visit us at Estate Jewelry International.


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