Father's Day is approaching: the perfect opportunity to shine with a thousand lights?
The time has come for a mixed aesthetic. An aesthetic that unites, that dares, that toys with conventions. After all, who else defines the codes if not ourselves?
So, when titans seize the realm of jewelry to illuminate souls beyond gender, a trend takes shape. Daringly, brooches are flaunted on the Cannes red carpet, like Greg Tarzan Davis and his Double Plume clip, signed Boucheron. We reinvent period jewelry, signet rings bloom on men's fingers, and Raphaël Quenard elegantly breaks the rules by wearing the Cartier Tuttitutti ring. /public-objects/de4ee7da-da3a-40db-be18-6c3e949b758c-ebdbd08e-fb72-46b6-ad9b-910b021f266f-CLIP_DOUBLE_PLUMES.webp Image sélectionnée Louis Vuitton presents a collection dedicated to men, Les Gastons, timeless and striking with its ID bracelets, medallions and blue jean rings. But beyond the giants of high jewelry, the true masters of style are indeed those who wear the jewels. /public-objects/1c9ec73a-e92f-413b-8634-9d6468e644d7-ad484af9-72f7-430e-ae07-4f4e4d81d811-Louis%20VuittonLES_GASTONS_VUITTON_WORN_SHOT_PAYSAGE_RVB_4.webp Image sélectionnée There is no need for a purely masculine line when the attitude is there: raw, natural, genderless. Chopard's Ice Cube jewels lend themselves well to this game: to shake up the norms, to shine even brighter. And when Van Cleef & Arpels introduced its Alhambra bracelet, designed for women... the question arises. Why? Worn by Lebron James, it has today become a style marker, a fashionable accessory on the wrists of influencers, proudly flourishing under the sleeves of suits. So, as Father's Day approaches this June 15, who will dare to gift (or treat themselves to) a bit of light and jeweled brilliance? /public-objects/4621327f-13a8-4ae9-b748-d811255092d7-f7777b7a-e843-4c28-84b5-6e61a74b2870-Edito.webp Image sélectionnée