THERE IS NOTHING like a good headpiece, hair ornament, tiara or bandeau to create a princess-inspired look, particularly when it is worn by an actress who radiates youthful glow and is a natural beauty like actress Margaret Qualley.
As an ambassador for Chanel, she was decked head-to-toe in Chanel Couture, accessories and High Jewelry. We were particularly interested in the jewels, and the 18K white gold feather Plume Singulière De Chanel headpiece paved with diamonds and a 1.5 carat diamond on pink gold and round diamond band did not disappoint. It set off her bespoke haute couture dress detailed with silk tulle ruffles and intricate embroidery. The look was a perfect balance of elegant and ethereal.
She also wore Chanel High Jewelry chandelier earrings that moved with fluidity and combined 18K white gold with rows of cultured pearls, marquise-cut diamonds and pavé diamonds. Named the Tweed Perlé earrings, they were “inspired by the supple texture of the house’s emblematic fabric,” according to a Chanel press release. The Tweed Icône Ruban ring also featured diamonds and pearls with a 2.01-carat diamond at the center, surrounded by baguette-cut and marquise-cuts as well as luminous cultured pearls.
The whole look spoke of the new femininity, in which powerful actresses of a new generation can wear delicate and pretty jewels while still projecting strength and confidence in themselves and their talent.
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This also applies to another actress, Zoe Kravitz, who, as ambassador for Jessica McCormack, wore the designer’s custom pear- shaped diamond chandelier earrings of 26.04 TCW and an assortment of McCormack’s diamond rings with a streamlined black custom Saint Laurent gown.
We also saw some stunning chandelier fringe earrings by Bucherer Fine Jewellery on Mindy Kaling at the awards.
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