The fine and ethnic jewelry They are considered as the latest garments suitable for the season of color and brightness. Harmonize with the warm spring-summer weather knowing the necessary jewelry to use, and shine among so much natural beauty like a goddess of good looks.
It was in the XVII century when Europeans fell in love with the first tendencies in ethnic jewelry, to the point of adjoining as a mandatory garment on the chest of any woman. But, it was without a doubt, the bohemian and progressive hippie boom of the twentieth century the one that demonstrated the value of tribal and ethnic accessories as an alternative way to achieve the right degree of attention.
Who was the first designer to be attracted to ethnic jewelry? Yves Saint Laurent. Was in the year 1967 when the master of French fashion published his first collection based on African styles. Beads alternating with metal belts, and it was a parade for history by having Afro-descendant models on the catwalk for the first time.
Over time it is essential to reinvent yourself, so the well-known ethnic jewels can have a slight transformation, keeping their original essence but becoming more versatile, that is, ideal for casual and very special occasions. At least that’s how the collaborator of a very special fashion magazine, Flora González, explains it.
“There are trends that, due to the simple fact of tirelessly repeating themselves season after season, run the ‘danger’ of losing the name of trend to become an essential option in the wardrobe. It is the case of the ethnic style… All this, of course, reinventing itself with new nuances each time.”
“On this occasion – adds González – it is the bohemian spirit that redefines the codes of prints and ethnic mixtures, resulting in a tempting boho-chic look. The keys? Garments with geometric prints of tribal reminiscences who embrace the nomadic lifestyle to travel the world adopting the best of each culture in a colourful, original and 100% summer fusion.”
For the expert, several important good-looking firms have given a positive point to the rebirth of ethnic jewelry, promoting the explosion of color together with lines of an imposing character and fair organic value. Now this new trend has a name «Ether».
Mix between the ‘folk’, indigenous and somewhat futuristic currents. Without a doubt, the ways of wearing the same jewel can change with each season and in the world of fashion, nothing can be taken for granted. “The best thing about such an eclectic and extensive trend is the endless possibilities when it comes to adapting it to everyday life and to your own style. The key garments are Bedouin pants with multicolored geometric lines, refreshing cotton blouses with Creole embroidery in brightly colored threads, necklaces with eye-catching beads that in themselves make the look, and accessories with a lot of personality.”