Louis Vuitton Monogram Inclusion

I’m usually not down with over-logoed accessories, but these baubles and bangles bring me right back to my misspent youth. The Luis Vuitton Monogram Inclusion accessories come in cupcake colors sprinkled with Swarovski scrystals and gold LV and fleur logos.

Costume jewelry is back (for me it never left) and the resin bangles are young and fun pieces that can be piled on (do both wrists!). Use the hair cubes and barrettes to pull back a preppy pony and give a touch of whimsy to your ‘do.

Louis Vuitton Monogram Inclusion jewelry and accessories from $225 to $400 only @ eluxury.

Can you still call yourself “subversive” if your stuff is in suburban mom mecca Target? Ecco Domani-winning jewelry designer Justin Guinta is betting you can. He’s bringing his style to the masses with a jewelry line for the retailer. The line includes affordable necklaces, earrings, and bracelets with a vintage feel. The pieces are heavily embellished with baubles on bracelets, multi-strand locket necklaces and drop earrings.

The bracelets aren’t my favorite. They’re too plastic gumball machine looking, but I really do like a lot of the necklaces.

Pieces were scheduled to hit stores by March 23 but are already online at target.com. Prices range from $14.99 to 59.99.

video via The Moment

Pharrell Williams keeps doing big things with the house of LV. His Louis Vuitton Millionaire sunglasses were SICK and now he’s launched a new jewelry line called Blason with the French fashion label.Pharrell worked with Louis Vuitton creative consultant Camille Meceli to create pieces influenced by aristocracy and medieval coats of arms. The line has a a price range from $2,070 to $621,000 and pieces include diamond-encrusted belt buckles and a chunky gold ring that flips from an understated coat of arms on one side to a layer of diamonds on the other.

Peep the official commercial for the Blason jewelry line under the cut:

Roberto Cavalli skull ring

Roberto Cavalli isn’t the designer I immediately think of when I hear the phrase “Night of the Living Dead”. That distinction goes to Karl Lagerfeld. With his ghostly white coif and spookily slender frame, he’s the only one I want haunting my closets. But with this Cavalli skull ring, Roberto could certainly rattle his chains in my jewelry box.

I have mixed feelings about skulls. They’ve been done so many times and trickled down all the way down to suburban moms with skull patterns on their diaper bags, but still some special skull pieces make my black heart smile…and it’s perfectly appropriate for Halloween, so there!

The open-mouthed screaming skull and slithering snake of the Roberto Cavalli ring are softened by a smattering of pink and black flowers around the mother of pearl dome. Slip it on with something floral and feminine and make people do a double-take (my choice) or go full on tough girl and wear it with all black and bitchin’ leather.

She gets it from her Daddy! Ivanka Trump continues the Trump tradition of brand extension with the launch of her very own jewelry line. The line features elegant pieces that include diamond cocktail rings, door knocker earrings, multi-strand rock crystal necklaces and bracelets with signature diamond oval clasps. The line will be sold in her own boutiques, the first of which opened last week in New York City. See more at the Ivanka Trump Collection website.