Men's jewelry casts a line into fishhook fashion
While researching the resurgence of tie bars because an story in Sunday's Image segment,
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This particular sea-faring character came to my care while chatting with Darren Gold, co-owner of Alpha Gear for Gents on Melrose Avenue in West Hollywood,
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genuine pandora jewellery, shiny bling, the type of things that were resonating with his customers were wooden bracelets and other items that had a heritage vibe.
"Everything is seen through namely vintage lens," he says. "Like a weathered, vintage fishhook aboard a belt that looks favor you could have plucked it out of your grandfather's wardrobe. It fits in with the whole heritage clothing trend -- that prompt you of of workmen alternatively ship captains."
Gold says the maritime idea,
Pandora The Princess and The Pea, which dovetails (or, maybe,
original pandora bracelet, fishtails) perfectly with the marine trends in apparel,
pandora jewellery prices, is beginning to make waves.
"The fishhook thing is so lusty I'm carrying a fishhook necklet and a fishhook belt -- from two entirely alter companies," he said. (The pendant he's referring to is from the spring 2011 "Port of Call" collection from menswear and accessories mark CXXVI,
pandora knock off bracelets, the belt by Miansai.)
Gold's observation may aid unravel one of the more perplexing fashion expressions I'd seen by Coachella; the yachting cap. That singular chip of two-tone headgear with a white cap and black or marine visor emblazoned with yachting regalia could be seen bobbing and weaving through the audience at the boatload.
I'd been hoping that was simply a showing of advocate for the Portland,
pandora london, Ore., based orchestra Yacht -- one of the doings acting on Day 1 of the three-day melody festival since I don't think I've seen a unattached one in public since the "Captain and Tennille" kind show was on the wind in 1977 (it was the signature hat worn by Daryl "Captain" Dragon).
And when I'm elated apt discern the fishhook hardware trend catch its sea thighs,
pandora rings silver, to me the yachting crown feels a mini, well,
pandora white hibiscus, overboard.
Not to advert that every period I see one I have the inexplicable urge to start singing "Muskrat Love."
-- Adam Tschorn
Men's jewelry casts a line into fishhook fashion
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