Hannah Jewett challenges traditional jewelry design with futuristic jewelry styles that embrace bold, inorganic shapes and collections that are presented in futuristic digital scenes. The jewelry pieces themselves have a fluidity to them and although there are earrings in the form of hoops and dangling styles that may seem familiar, they take on a unique twist from the jewelry designer's unique perspective. As Jewett told Design Milk, "The work is definitely a bit rebellious. My design perspective has always been driven by the desire to challenge what adornment traditionally looks like.”
On the designer's website, there are a collection of images that were created in collaboration with artist Carol Civre. These bring imaginative scenes to life like hoops that double as playground swings and earrings that hang off the tips of talon-like nails.
Image Credit: Hannah Jewett
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Futuristic Jewelry Design
- The jewelry industry could benefit from embracing futuristic design that challenges traditional adornment styles.
- Fluid and Inorganic Shape Styles
- The use of inorganic shapes and fluidity in jewelry design presents opportunities for innovation that disrupt the traditional norms in the fashion industry.
- Digital Presentation of Jewelry Collections
- There is an opportunity to explore digital presentation of jewelry collections to appeal to the tech-savvy and online shoppers in the jewelry industry.
Where This Applies
- Jewelry Design
- Jewelry designers could benefit from exploring new and innovative designs that are inspired by futuristic and inorganic shapes.
- Fashion
- Incorporating fluid and inorganic shapes in fashion could create disruptive innovation in the industry and capture the attention of shoppers who want unique styles and designs.
- Digital Marketing
- The jewelry industry could explore digital marketing and presentation to reach a wider audience and appeal to the tech-savvy shopper.
