a charm
I had been saying that Aurelie Bidermann's braided bracelets reminded me of the friendship bands we used to make for each other and wore until they disintegrated. Well, I got one for Christmas, unexpectedly.
Even more unexpectedly, for a no-jewellery person, I've been wearing it often. It's thin enough to wear with my watch without scratching the watch, and I like the way they look together - it's less serious, more laidback, a little kitsch. It's has the look of a lucky charm. And something about the burst of colour looks right for life in the tropics.
My only complaint? The paper clip fastening makes it a total bitch to put on and take off by myself. I've bought an cheapo little clasp and attached it to make my own fastening. Speeds things up quite a bit.
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minima/maxima, a blog about minimalist style
I love Wendy's idea. I know when Teen Vogue couldn't get a hold of these bracelets Mary Kate Steinmiller made them and contunues to sell them.
Amanda: Maybe all the arm candy street style shorts are rubbing off on us, haha. My obsession was actually with delicate rings for a while, but I've held back so far.
I'm truly not a jewellery girl so I wouldn't have parted money for this, but as a gift, it's novel.
petrichore, joy: It's a Cartier Tank Solo, a gift to myself when I changed jobs last year.
editor: I tend to think so too!
catssaymeow: I'd take your word for it...I haven't seen much Isabel Marant jewellery myself, haha.
Wendy: I just checked out etsy, you are quite right, haha.
Lindsay K: I remember seeing those on The Coveteur, I like the kitschy-ness!
I have to be stop by the shop still here in NYC, but those arenas are always so intimidating so I am doing research in the meantime