The Sou Brette Requiescence Collection may be influenced by the mid-century era made hugely popular by such tv shows as 'Mad Men,' but it isn't in the way that people might expect. Instead of looking to '50s and '60s fashion designs, Jakarta-based Jewellery designer Muqliza Imroni focuses on the period's architecture, furniture and interiors instead. The result is just as chic and retro, but in a bolder manner.
A more mature divergence from her usually playful accessory creations, Imroni's Sou Brette Requiescence Collection is rife with geometric and organic shapes fit for the modern woman. To simulate the marble-like color palettes prevalent in the mid-century era, the pieces are made of resins filled with various types of crystals.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mid-century Architecture-inspired Jewelry
- Opportunity for jewelry designers to create unique pieces inspired by architectural styles of the mid-century era.
- Geometric and Organic Shapes in Accessories
- Incorporating bold geometric shapes and organic forms into accessory design can create a modern and unique aesthetic.
- Resin and Crystal Combinations in Jewelry
- Exploring the use of resin filled with various crystal types can produce interesting color palettes in jewelry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Jewelry Design
- Jewelry designers can draw inspiration from architecture and material combinations to create new collections.
- Fashion Accessories
- Incorporating geometric and organic shapes can set fashion accessories apart from traditional designs.
- Art and Design
- Mid-century architecture can inspire new art and design pieces beyond jewelry and fashion accessories.
