Jewellery trends, and the pieces that stay
The relationship between a changing look and a piece with a longer personal story.
A detail can change the whole look
A necklace can change how you see a neckline. A charm on a trainer can bring a playful detail into an everyday outfit. We are interested in that relationship between a piece and the things around it: how one small choice can give a familiar look a different character.
Style moves through materials
Colour, scale and texture give makers ways to respond to fashion without reproducing an entire look. A bold bead, a softer cord or a cluster of mixed elements can carry the feeling of a moment through one small object. We explore those decisions across jewellery, bags, hats and footwear.
Personal choice gives a piece another life
A workshop guest may begin with an image or a current style in mind, then choose a detail for a different reason. An initial might matter more than the original palette. A charm can connect to a friend, a memory or the occasion itself. Those choices give the piece a story beyond its first styling.
Room for both
Our work leaves space for fashion and familiarity. Some accessories are made to complete a particular event or runway look. Others become pieces worn repeatedly. Personalisation connects the two by making the wearer part of the design process from the start.