jewelry designers philip crangi, pamela love + justin giunta on the business of fashion

“I wanted to find the buried treasure in flea markets or in the attic,” he says. “I never did, so I have to make it myself.” -Philip Crangi


“My philosophy was to never chase after anybody and let everybody come to you. I feel like you are going to get more support and love from people who reach out to you and really want to work with you.” -Pamela Love



“I lay out materials like paint on a palette, and draw together disparate elements of color and texture... morphing them to ensure they land appropriately into the composition...” -Justin Giunta

Read the entire interviews on The Business of Fashion

photo credits: 1.Giles and Brother 2.Forward by Revolve 3.Subversive

wild wild jewelry

The renewed hype over Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are is touching everyone these days. Whether you read it for the first time twenty, thirty, or forty years ago, the story - and the characters - were unforgettable.

How fitting it is those illustrations and characters would inspire a limited-edition jewelry line by one of my favorite designers, Pamela Love. Her designs are characteristically dark, edgy, and a little scary - perhaps the perfect mix of young Max's wild imagination, and Ms. Love's talent.

Pamela Love for Opening Ceremony

Douglas Feather Cuff

$ 575

Pamela Love for Opening Ceremony

KW Claw Bracelet

$345

Pamela Love for Opening Ceremony

Max Boat Bangle

$288

These precious pieces (and several more) can be found at Opening Ceremony, ShopBop and Barney's for a very limited time.

Images from barneys.com