The Upper Metal Class Arc, Grace and Wave collections are deliberately inspired by designer T. Ngu's interest in architecture, mathematics, science and natural life. The disciplines are reflected in the series which is largely angular and reminiscent of elements that one might find in nature.
Model Sarina Morales displayed this line in the Arc, Grace and Wave lookbook. Morales remained simplistic with straight hair and metallic eyeshadow. This basic, done down approach to the series helps viewers focus on the pieces alone which include dainty rings, thin dangling necklaces, sleek bracelets and exquisite earrings.
No matter which item one picks from the Arc, Grace and Wave set, shoppers can count on taking home dainty, timeless adornments.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Science-inspired Jewelry
- Creating jewelry that takes inspiration from architecture, mathematics, science, and natural life.
- Angular and Nature-inspired Designs
- Designing jewelry collections with angular and nature-inspired elements.
- Simplistic and Timeless Adornments
- Emphasizing dainty and timeless jewelry pieces in minimalist designs.
Where This Applies
- Fashion and Accessories
- Exploring opportunities to incorporate science-inspired jewelry in the fashion and accessories industry.
- Luxury Jewelry
- Integrating angular and nature-inspired designs into the luxury jewelry market.
- E-commerce
- Leveraging e-commerce platforms to market and sell simplistic and timeless jewelry pieces.
