Dressing Up In Bibs
Bib necklace by Phillip Lim featured in the September issue of Lucky Magazine
I’m flipping through the latest issue of Lucky Magazine and can’t stop drooling over the jeweled bib necklace layout. What grabs me is that even the most plain t-shirt or sweater can be glammed up with these necklaces.
How simple and brilliant.
Equally appealing to those of you not wanting to take the fashion risk and buy a top already bedazzled, these bold accessories are your way to test the waters. If co-workers start looking at you cockeyed, then you just slip off to the bathroom, take it off and it’s like it never happened.
But my guess is that you’re going to love playing around and pairing all those Plain Jane pieces tucked away in the corners of your closet.
While Lucky has lots of options, I found these two great, affordable shops on Etsy that sell the bibs but put a really feminine – and handmade – spin on them.
Florabond’s Romantic Silver Screeen Star
White Owl’s le paon dans la dentelle
and another chunkier piece, the Lillian Multi-Chain by White Owl
Now to get them before you do…
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1 Comment
September 8th, 2009 at 12:08 pm
What a great idea. This makes me think, how could I make something like that. Overlooked pieces in your jewelry box and Grandma’s What-not Box of goodies can be re-invented. Thanks
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