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The inaugural Native Fashion Week, held this month in New Mexico, reflected the diversity and potency of Indigenous designers.
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Spectators showed up to celebrate the season.
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At a rally in North Carolina, the first lady’s frock said it all.
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Overlooked No More: Otto Lucas, ‘God in the Hat World’
His designs made it onto the covers of fashion magazines and onto the heads of celebrities like Greta Garbo. His business closed after he died in a plane crash.
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She Uses Jewelry to Help Identify the Nameless
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High Jewelry Shines During Paris Couture Week
Hermès embraced color, Piaget went for texture and Boucheron used technology to capture ocean waves.
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Latin America Has a Rich Tradition of Religious Pendants
Collectors say that relicarios, made from whatever the artisan had at hand, are often overlooked in the study of colonial-era art.
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Van Cleef & Arpels Displays Its History
An exhibition of some 70 pieces from its archive marks the publication of a book on the first half of the jeweler’s history.
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Bulgari Celebrates With a 200-Carat Diamond Necklace
The piece, priced at 40 million euros, is the Italian house’s most expensive creation and was designed to honor its 140th anniversary.
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A Jewelry Line Rooted in Qatar
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