

What were the models showing Giorgio Armani's designs at Milan Fashion Week wearing around their perfect, slender necks?Chunky jewelry with major focal pieces--
Then there was this piece which was reminiscent of Art Nouveau style. The rose motif was popularized by Charles Rennie McIntosh


My question is: where does one find such major focal pieces as these? I suppose the extremely talented make their own, eh?
I, however, am not quite that clever so I reckon I'll be scouring the interwebs for fabulous focals.
Hi and thanks for sharing these. Check out http://artbeads.com they don't have exactly what is pictured here but they do have some great focal beads.
ReplyDeleteNicole/Beadwright
oh, don't you just LOVE artbeads?
ReplyDeleteMatter of fact, at some point this weekend I'm going to be making a sweet pearl bracelet with items purchased from them.
Will share it here, of course!