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Listen up: It's two days before Black Friday shopping madness. Are you ready? I suggest you get a head start today with Made Jewelry's crazy, beautiful sale.
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On Our Radar: Made Fair Trade Jewelry
There's a very cool project going on called Made, which allows influential designers to source their designs to East African communities, where local artisans have been taught the skills of jewelry production and make fair wages for the jewelry they create.
All the jewelry is available at the Made online shop, and the pieces are very affordable - earrings run $10-$58, necklaces run $10-$278, and bracelets run $16-$90. These Kifundo earrings are really cool and made of glass and bone beads hanging on leather strings.
Hello Nasty: Jewelry Made Out of . . . Human Teeth and Hair!
People fashion some crazy things, and human teeth and hair jewelry are the latest materials being used. But Australian Polly van der Glas has some fans — she received the Craft Victoria Fillipo Raphael Fresh! Award for her work.
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- The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund awards were fashion-packed.
- A Rebecca Minkoff Auburn Nikki hobo bag is up for grabs — enter to win!
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- Master this week's The City and Gossip Girl fashion quizzes — and shop Vanessa's cozy plaid outfit.
- Nastiness: jewelry made out of human teeth and hair!
- Let us help you shop for Fab holiday gifts.
- Go behind the steamy scenes of the 2010 Pirelli Calendar photo shoots.
- It was Chloe Sevigny's birthday last week, see her tribute fashion metamorphosis.
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Fab Exclusive: Alexis Bittar Talks Jewelry as Weapons and Multiple Bling Personalities
I've always wanted to meet the man behind my favorite Alexis Bittar jewels — I finally had the pleasure to do so at his recent Neiman Marcus trunk show. Alexis filled us in on what's going on in his world right now. He's one busy bee; his San Francisco stay was for a mere 10 hours because he had to fly to Vancouver for an appearance at Holt Renfrew.
Glitterati: Gold & Citrus
Highlighting local talent is always nice, so allow me to introduce Gold & Citrus, a new jewelry line based in San Francisco. Founders Sara and Rich are in this together: Sara is the jewelry designer, Rich is the website designer. The former creates made-to-order pieces out of everything from beads to gemstones, feathers to antique sequins.
Freaky or Fabulous? Jewelry Bugs Out
I've heard of some crazy things in fashion but never jewelry made out of dead bugs. Apparently, two 17 year olds, Katheryn Maloney and Brady Cullinan, of Sandwich (ha), MA, are selling jewelry made out of cicadas (a type of insect with large eyes) that are swarming Cape Cod this Summer. For $10 and a trip to the local farmers' market in Sandwich, you can have your very own earring or necklace made out of lacquered-insect corpses.
Love It or Hate It? Jewelry Made Out of Fashion Magazines
I've thought of a few things to do with old magazine pages (use as wrapping paper, wall art, book covers, etc) but making jewelry has never been one of them. That's why jewelry designer Lenore Solmo is one unique chick. Her cuffs, bracelets, earrings, rings, and necklaces, made from fashion magazine pages, can be found at her store on Etsy from $32 to $86.
Me&Ro, Stephen Dweck's Home Shopping Experience
Next to jump on the TV home shopping bandwagon are fine jewelry designers — with baubles retailing up to $5,000 — Robin Renzi from Me&Ro, and Stephen Dweck. Renzi has signed on with HSN to create an affordable collection of adornments, ranging from $30 to $100, called Robin by Me&Ro. The line debuts tomorrow, Tuesday Oct.
2010 Spring New York Fashion Week: Rachel Roy
Did you know Rachel Roy wasn't allowed to watch television growing up? But she was allowed to watch classic movies, hence her fascination with classic Hollywood glamour. Rachel's Spring collection wasn't frilly and fantastical — it was a nice dose of sleek precision.
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