Jewelry designer Matina Amanita uses architectural influences and wanderlust to take individuality to a whole new level with the launch of a new collection of cocktail rings named ‘Globetrotter.’ Inspired by her world travels to fashioned landmarks such as the Shibuya Triangle in Tokyo, each ring reflects a different, city, country, or landmark and features vertical stacks of gold, silver, and precious gemstones. My favorite pick: the ring reminiscent of New York’s Chrysler Building ($660). These statement pieces define elegance and convey a world savvy sense of style. Visit Matinaamanita.com.
Friday, December 19, 2008
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A-LIST: Say My Name
Shakespeare may be the first to question, “What’s in a name?,” but in the fashion world of celebrity supermodels, design houses, and haute-couture clothing labels, last names reign supreme. Tracking the star players requires skills, and as the fashion scene becomes increasingly international even the most up-to-date fashionista can get tongue tied. Thanks to a helpful audio guide on about.com, you can listen to the proper pronunciation of more than 40 designer names such as Hervé Léger, Trussardi, and Loewe. Start with these five designer names avoid butchering the best of the world’s designers:
1. Givenchy (zhee-von-shee)
2. Bulgari (Ball-gah-ree)
3. Jean Paul Gaultier (Go-tee-ay)
4. Christian Louboutin (Loo-boo-tin)
5. Hermés (Heir-mez)
1. Givenchy (zhee-von-shee)
2. Bulgari (Ball-gah-ree)
3. Jean Paul Gaultier (Go-tee-ay)
4. Christian Louboutin (Loo-boo-tin)
5. Hermés (Heir-mez)
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