Daisy Lowe launches her own line of jewelry
In the Lowe family, we are models from mother to daughter. But Daisy Lowe, worthy daughter of Pearl Lowe (former model) is also the offspring of Gavin Rossdale, currently husband of Gwen Stefani and guitarist-composer of the former British band Bush.
Daisy Lowe therefore has to prove that a model is an artist in its own right.
She drew a mini jewelry line consisting of 4 pieces, a necklace, a ring, a bracelet and a pair of earrings. The young model wanted to play on the black and white contrasts that were to recall the stars, shining in the night, and the pure color of the crystal evoking the moon.
To justify his collaboration with the workshop Swarovski, since its creation in 1895, a giant of the crystal sector, Daisy Lowe pointed out in the British Elle that she loved fashion and playing with clothes. As a result, she could never say no to design in fashion in general.
Daisy would not be the only model to show interest in creating accessories. Last month, Amber Le Bon, muse of the brand Moschino, revealed that she intended to go to the university, London Central Saint Martin, to study the manufacture of jewelery. According to her, we must seize all the opportunities that can be presented to oneself.
Daisy Loweshe had talked about her jewelry project at W magazine and British Elle in these terms: "They have a magical, black and romantic style, I wanted it to be inspired by the earth, the moon and the movement of the planets, all in a strange style."
Aspirations rather lunar and evaporated compared to the more pragmatic inclinations of Amber Le Bon.
Daisy Lowe therefore has to prove that a model is an artist in its own right.
She drew a mini jewelry line consisting of 4 pieces, a necklace, a ring, a bracelet and a pair of earrings. The young model wanted to play on the black and white contrasts that were to recall the stars, shining in the night, and the pure color of the crystal evoking the moon.
To justify his collaboration with the workshop Swarovski, since its creation in 1895, a giant of the crystal sector, Daisy Lowe pointed out in the British Elle that she loved fashion and playing with clothes. As a result, she could never say no to design in fashion in general.
Daisy would not be the only model to show interest in creating accessories. Last month, Amber Le Bon, muse of the brand Moschino, revealed that she intended to go to the university, London Central Saint Martin, to study the manufacture of jewelery. According to her, we must seize all the opportunities that can be presented to oneself.
Daisy Loweshe had talked about her jewelry project at W magazine and British Elle in these terms: "They have a magical, black and romantic style, I wanted it to be inspired by the earth, the moon and the movement of the planets, all in a strange style."
Aspirations rather lunar and evaporated compared to the more pragmatic inclinations of Amber Le Bon.
