05 January 2017
Jewelry prints
On the Hermès square, this silk page measuring 90 x 90 cm, unfold valuable, documented studies, some of which are devoted to jewelry. Drawings, colors and layouts make up sublime paintings in tribute to the sumptuousness of Brazilian headdresses, the precision of a goldsmith’s work and the solar beauty of Scythian gold. Yet another way to wear adornment.
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"Chaînes et gourmettes" - Fall/Winter 2008
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"Parures des sables" - Laurence Bourthoumieux, Fall/Winter 1996
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"Clips" - Vladimir Rybaltchenko, Spring/Summer 2004
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"Zénobie, reine de Palmyre" - Annie Faivre, Fall/Winter 2016
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"Alliances du monde" - Annie Faivre, Fall/Winter 2004
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"Parures précieuses" - Annie Faivre, Spring/Summer 2017
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"Brazil"
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"Les cavaliers d'or" - Vladimir Rybaltchenko, Spring/Summer 2010
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