Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Six Men's Bracelets Every Woman should Borrow from their Man!

Six Men's Bracelet Every Women should Borrow

Sure, these men's bracelets look hot on your guy, but they look even better if you've got curves, a pair of jeans, and a nicely cut gray t-shirt.  Bracelet trends have never been more unisex, so consider gifting your boyfriend, husband, or male best friend one of these cute pieces of "arm-er" and then
partaking in a little bit of good old fashioned sharing.  Hey, kindergarten taught you that its a-okay!

1. This well-priced bracelet by WeSC is available at Nordstrom features a chain link and lobster clasp that makes it perfect for refitting it to a feminine wrist. 

2.  These cute custom pieces by Bead Work by Sheree are the perfect way to make things personal.  ...and nothing beats buying from an independent crafter!

3.  The gorgeous colors in this bracelet make it ideal for pairing with so many casual looks.  From very cool web retailer rnbjewellery.com, this piece is one of many good ones that are great for R&B fans and hipster rockers alike.

4. This bicylcle chain inspired bracelet is a men's jewelry classic.  In the age of the bracelet stacking trend, it makes a wonderful addition to any male or female wrist soiree. 

5.  Tribal is certainly having a moment right now, but for the eclectic at heart, it never really goes out of style.  This very chic piece available on abeadofroses.com can be worn alone and also looks great stacked with other rope and braided bracelets. 

6.  Are you the slightly freaky type?  Then, you'll love these handcuff inspired stainless steel bracelets from kinkyangel.  At $110 they make a thoughtful luxury gift and a fun novelty piece.

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Donatella Versace to Officially Launch H&M for Versace Collection Tonight in NYC

Fashion writer and Forbes contributor Blue Carreon writes "I warn you though; this is a massive slideshow that features women and mens's clothes, shoes, bags, belts, underwear, bracelets, home furnishings...and this is only part of the colorful and amazing collection inspired by vintage Versace pieces," in an effort to convince viewers and their wallets to take heed as they preview Versace's new collection for H&M.  Will the collection be that irresistable?  Apparently.   

Today Vogue.com reminded readers that right now the world is experiencing a "Versace Moment," characterized by baroque opulence, wild prints, psychedelic patterns, and statement jewelry.  That being said, it looks like the timing of this new collection launch is perfect.  The recent state of the economy and a bargain hungry blogosphere shouldn't hurt either. 

Donatella Versace will official unveil the crop yielded by what is being called the most exciting collaboration this year tonight at a star studded release party in New York City.  "Versace is one of the most important brands of recent times and their collection for H&M will be glamorous and famboyant - everything that Versace stands for," says Margareta van den Bosch, creative advisor at H&M.  Approximately 90 pieces will debut in the collection's launch, ranging in price from $17.95 to about $300 largely dependent on the materials used in the piece. 

Even at the high end, the prices are a far cry from those the iconic luxury brand has become known for.  Unlike other similar launches, words "affordable" and "luxury" are not seen anywhere in any of the collection's marketing campaigns, but instead H&M and Versace have seemingly decided to emphasize the vibrance, decadent colors, and vintage inspiration that the collection embodies. 

Tonight's launch event event will feauture a runway show and performances by Nicki Minaj and Prince.  If you can't make it out to the event, or haven't been invited, chances are you will be able to check out plenty of images of the event online by tomorrow morning.  The collection itself is expected to be available in H&M stores world wise on November 17th, and in the mean time you can check out a slide show of much of the collection at H&M's website.  Brace yourself for the circus music that comes along with it ahead of time. 

So what do you think?  Will you be able to wear the new Versace for H&M pieces and look as fabulous as one of fashion's high end elites... or will this be one of those moments where a budget collection's less expensive fabrics will leave you feeling like a clown?  Personally we believe that you'll need to find out when you can see and touch everything in person on the 17th.  We're guessing the the black dresses and brightly colored scarves will be the safest bets for one and all.   


View the full H&M for Versace slideshow here:   http://www.forbes.com/pictures/ehlm45ekge/a-look-from-the-versace-for-hm-collection#content

Designer Andrea Gutierrez Launches New Website

"Using obsolescent skills, the couture cuffs are made with antique seed beads, vintage baubles, gemstones, gold, silver and other bits and pieces I find along the way," designer Andrea Gutierrez starts out in her About Us section of her newly lauched Andrea Gutierrez Jewelry website.

The new site, www.andreagutierrezjewelry.com was officially launched in late October 2011, long after the designer had already attracted a devoted following on Facebook.  Andrea's designs are destinctive, artful, and just as her new site proclaims, the epitome of couture.  Each necklace and cuff is created completely by hand, taking hours, days ,and often much longer to complete.  The finest materials such as stone, diamond, gold, silver, and silk are used to create Andrea Gutierrez pieces. 

Andrea still keeps a very intimate and personalized business, many of her customers and high profile clientel returning to her again and again to purchase in person or after communicating with her directly - a concept that is as old world as the skillful techniques used to craft her pieces.  Enthusiasts can not purchase directly through the new website, but can preview gorgeous high resolution photos of her latest collections.  For purchase and press inquires call 213-255-1338 or visit Andrea at her showroom in beautiful Southern California. 

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