ALREADY THE FIRST SEASON WE ARE NOTING THE TENDENCY AMONG FASHIONABLE PEOPLE TO CARRY IN A NUMBER OF SEVERAL BRACELETS, SOMETIMES EVEN EVEN NOT COMBINING A FRIEND WITH A FRIEND. DESIGNERS CAPTED A TREND, BUT REPRESENTED AT ANOTHER LEVEL. Text: Dariga Masenova
Monica Vinader, jewelry creator, has always loved vibrant ethnic baubles that reminded her of her childhood and overseas travels in Latin America. The London designer has repeatedly returned to the idea of creating such accessories. However, she was tormented by the question of aesthetics: baubles for the luxury market? "Why not?" she finally decided. The essence of the bracelet has not changed, but the designer beat him with a stylistic decision, based on the use of precious metals and stones in combination with jewelry know-how. “I play with style. For example, the structural gold bars on Baja bracelets remind of the Art Deco era. While working on them, I visually imagined the Manhattan skyline of the 20s, 30s,” the designer shares. “I cut stones myself, which we buy mainly in India, and each cut is a revelation for me. Therefore, my jewelry is a kind of talismans. "
Wearing several loosely worn bracelets over one another has become a ubiquitous trend. Personality style - as the designer calls him. Earlier this year, the Monica Vinader Corner opened in Boutique 1 stores in the Mall of the Emirates, as well as in the JBR area, where brand fans can personalize their bracelets. In addition, each collection has jewelry for a different budget: from the most “democratic” models to inlaid with rare diamonds, tourmalines, rubies, sapphires and emeralds.
