Coverage: Dannijo F/W 2011 Presentation

Thanks to Erin Jeen, I was able to attend the Dannijo presentation this season!

The two different American Eras, the frontier of the Wild West and the 20's, inspired Dannijo Fall 2011 Collection. It was evident that designers Danielle and Jodie Snyder focused on the different elements of jewelry to display a bold statement. The intricate pieces are developed with a clear understanding of composition. Delicate chains dangling in the proper places added more to the edgy overall look of the jewelry presented. Eclectic color tones enhance the appealing quality of the ornamentation, as if the different sizes did not do that already. 

The combination of the different materials are used in a lavish manner that can beautify any outfits worn by an individual. We also see layering which could look alluring with the right styling. Lust jade, hippy spiced orange, and emerald green are some of the common colors seen in the palette that the designers used. Besides the rich hues, the chunky abstract shapes, in different sizes and materials, gave the jewelry a striking appearance that can satisfy any look a woman is going for. 

Pamela Love Spring 2011 Presentation

The collection gave us a flashback of tribal warriors and left us with memories of bold striking metallic pieces. Pamela Love delivered a collection that was inspired by Indian and African tribes- and this is evident from the shapes and colors from the jewelry. The looks were perfect for a "rock and roll" girl- wild hair, dark makeup, who seek chunky necklaces, oversized rings, cuffs, and skull beads.

I love the cautious layering of the jewelry and the way they match well with the dark tie-dyed draped dresses. 

Here are some photos I took from the Presentation. Enjoy.