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WHAT: NOir Jewelry Deco Cubism Bugle Bead Necklace…WHY: Looking for something to wear to the next gallery opening? Make a statement with this deco cubism necklace made of glass bugle beads with solid brass plated in gold. Fellow guests might mistake your neckwear for part of the exhibit, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing…AVAILABLE: $300, noirjewelry.com…

WHAT: Philip Crangi + JewelMint Multi Spear Collar…WHY: Sound the horns! For their first Studio Series collaboration, JewelMint has collaborated with Philip Crangi on a limited-edition collection. Tapping into the feel of pirate’s treasure, Crangi has created an oxidized brass plated chain necklace featuring horn accents. The roughed-up collar is rather akin to a treasure snagged from the depths of the sea, non?…AVAILABLE: $59.98, JewelMint.com…

Roland Mouret: Cue the color blocking at Roland Mouret. Showing off his signature origami-esque cuts, he debuted pieces like a black, brown, white and blue top with a touch of peplum on each side paired with two-toned trou. Next up, a pantsuit cut to look as if it was paired with thigh-high boots. His curve-conscious dresses were less nipped and tucked this season, like a B&W dress avec animal print detailing. A duo of grey cheetah print peplum pieces factored into the mix as well. The inspiration? Catherine Deneuve’s vampy character in the 1983 flick The Hunger. And indeed, the mods’ cool shades looked just like the ones Deneuve wore whilst fending off the daylight as a modern-day vampire. The ’80s theme was a big message as well, thanks to pieces like a boxy, big shouldered jacket, black and blue status, which also got trotted out in a white iteration (atop a cheetah print skirt, obviously). The animal magnetism transpired throughout the eveningwear as well, thanks to a tiger print one-shoulder column gown, accessorized with a white collared necklace. Plenty to purr over indeed.

Lanvin: Mother nature and heaps of bling? Alber Elbaz has that fabulous sense of humor to compliment his fabulous talent. So sure, why not? Kati Nescher showed the first look (you may recognize her from that WSJ. cover), a navy tiered skirted ruffle dress in crinkled fabric with black brogues, a jeweled crown. Also on the gloriously over-accessorized docket: several big necklaces, like a big, bold cursive necklace that said “Happy,” and a blue medallion necklace that said “Help”. Cheeky! Cue the pre-orders from the street style set. Mod du jour Cara Delvingne donned a strapless navy knee length dress had nude sleeves, one shoulder embroidered with a bumble bee, a white flower delicately placed at the waist. Florals later followed, on a hot pink silk swing dress with a big black rose print, to a navy shift dress in white flowers with beetle pins accenting the shoulder and waist. Butterflies and insects crawled their way onto looks like a dark teal tulip skirted dress with embroidered butterflies or in a beetle print like a matching grey silk top and pants. A burgundy shift silk dress on Jamie Bochert was worn with a stunningly sumptuous red and grey fur coat and simple silk shift dresses in sky blue and navy had an equally luxe feel. Whether it’s the simple pieces, the flashiest accouterments, or an infusion of nature, this collection will have everyone buzzing.

WHAT: Bijoux De Famille Pink Maharani Leather and Brass Necklace…WHY: According to Gandhi, “It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” Obviously Gandhi was not familiar with Bijoux De Famille. This gold plated leather, brass, and crystal necklace is not reserved for Bank of India and is meant to be worn as a show-stopper. Guaranteed by the central government and The Daily’s seal of stylish approval…AVAILABLE: $597, Luisaviaroma.com…