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Russell Simmons Argyle Dog Tags

Dexie Wharton — Thu, 28 May 2009 23:04:46 +0000

If you are familiar with Russell Simmons then you know that he likes to wear argyle sweaters. Russell expanded his Russell’s Argyle Culture clothing line by releasing Simmons Jewelry Co. First on the line is this Argyle Dog Tags which is part of the Steel Collection.

Russell Simmons Argyle Dog Tags Necklace

This Argyle Dog Tags Necklace features steel, diamonds and some pieces with rubber. Steel collection ranges from $195-$850 Price and are sold sold at 100 Kay Doors and 25 Jared Doors (exclusive to Sterling). Each pieces are displayed with SJC cases. View the whole collection at Simmons Jewelry Co website.

(Image : Simmons Jewelry Co)

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Introducing David Tishbi Jewelry

Dexie Wharton — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:35:33 +0000

I received an e-mail about David Tishbi’s handmade jewelry collection a couple of weeks ago but I’ve only gotten to writing about it now. See, I couldn’t decide whether it’s appropriate to talk about handmade jewelry with price tags that could match electric bills, car insurance bills, or 2 car monthly payments. The way the economy is going these days, I feel a little bit silly talking about expensive stuff. But I figured it’s something to look at for fun for some of us. Maybe someone would like the David Tishbi collection and decide the price is all worth it. They’re hand crafted jewelry after all.

So how does handmade sterling silver jewelry with high price tags look like? Here are some of David Tishbi items that I like.

David Tishbi Ring

A 3-tone ring with tortous flower design. $449.

David Tishbi Ring

Black leather horizontal band with sterling silver band. $209

David Tishbi Bracelet

14K yellow gold diamond shapes in a sterling silver bracelet. $1109.

David Tishbi Cufflinks

2-tone golden eye beaded cufflinks. $429.

David Tishbi Cufflinks

Golden Eye Cufflinks with 14K yellow gold centers. $389

That was a fun virtual shopping, wasn’t it? Check out the other hand crafted jewelry from David Tishbi.

(Images : David Tishbi)

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D&G Dolce & Gabbana Dog Tag Necklace

Dexie Wharton — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 23:37:06 +0000

A black pendant logo D&G Dolce & Gabbana Dog Tag necklace to spruce up any solid shirts you’re going to wear this summer. The contrast between the black pendant and silvertone of the D&G logo is a class of it’s own.

An accessory to behold so make sure the pendant shows instead of being hidden inside you collar. Find it at Neiman Marcus for $105.

*Image Via Neiman Marcus.

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David Donahue Patterned Cuff Links

Dexie Wharton — Tue, 20 May 2008 23:40:58 +0000

Personally, I’d much prefer to see the classic style cuff links on Men but if you like to spruce up your wardrobe a bit you might want to try these David Donahue Patterned cuff links. They would sure show off your fun side for the night or anytime you wear it for that matter.


SKULL CUFF LINKS		BLUE PLAID CUFF LINKS


Concentric Rectangles Cuff Links		ARGYLE CUFF LINKS

Click the names underneath each picture to go to the store. Each David Donahue Cuff Links is $135 each.

*Images Via Nordstrom

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John Hardy Chain Necklace

Dexie Wharton — Wed, 14 May 2008 19:18:47 +0000

*Image Via Neiman Marcus.

I’m a sucker for a chain necklace over a Man’s neck. I think it’s totally sexy. There’s just something about it, no? A white plain tee looks HOT with a chain necklace around your neck. How about this John Hardy round Links Chain necklace? Most guys wear gold tone chain necklace but I prefer sterling silver. Find this John Hardy Chain Necklace at Neiman Marcus for $245.

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D&G Dolce & Gabbana Lines ID Bracelet

Dexie Wharton — Fri, 02 May 2008 16:28:09 +0000

*Image Via Neiman Marcus.

I like the simplicity of this D&G Dolce & Gabbana Lines ID Bracelet. Simple in a classic way. ID Bracelet is among the Neiman Marcus 2008 Spring Trends so if you don’t have one yet, check this D&G ID Bracelet out for $245 from Neiman Marcus. Wear it as an accessory for casual wear or formal wear. The simplicity factor makes it versatile for any outfit.

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Cuff Links @ Tiffany’s

Dexie Wharton — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 16:43:02 +0000

Actually, this is more about a lesson on cuff links. But since I got the pictures from Tiffany & Co., I thought I’d title it that way. Plus it’s almost an ode to one of my favorite classic movies, Breakfast At Tiffany’s . Anyhooo, according to the DETAILS Men’s Style Manual written by Dan Peres, cuff links are :

.. a safe way for Men to express their individuality and appeal to those who wants to stand out from the chino-wearing crowd. They offer an edge of formality to an outfit, so they are not really suited for casual wear. However, in the right environment–work, a smart dinner, a formal event– they offer a high degree of sophistication. Just be sure to keep it classy: while it might sound a little excessive, it’s worth splashing out for a pair of platinum or gold.

The Manual indicates 4 kinds of cuff links. And here’s the run down for you, with corresponding cuff links from Tiffany’s that you might want to check out after reading our mini-lecture .

T-BACK

This is considered classic T-Back cuff links.. T-Backs should be the foundation of a man’s collection. A pair of either silver or gold matches formal spread collar shirts as well as the more casual styles.

PALOMAS GROOVE, copyrighted by Paloma Picasso, $225.

ROUND

This solid round shaped cuff links are as versatile as T-Backs. Silver or gold, on the small side can be dressed up or down.

Barbell, $150.

KNOT

This is a timeless cuff link style that suits French-cuff shirts worn in a less formal way. Opt for a navy blazer instead of a black-tie outfit.

Double Knot, $350.

GEOMETRIC

This is the more prominent one in the bunch I think coz you are able to experiment with different shapes. From artsy circular ones to simple rectangles. Make sure to avoid oversized or diamond encrusted designed though.

Tiffany 1837, $375

*DETAILS
*Tiffany & Co

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