Showing posts with label italian acetate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label italian acetate. Show all posts

Friday, August 2, 2013

Lisa August Necklaces 2013

Finishing up my trio of posts about Lisa August's fall line are our necklaces.  Our chain necks are very popular,  because they are bold statement pieces that don't weigh you down.  The Italian acetate that we use to make our chain is highly durable yet lightweight, so you don't get that clunky feeling you find with most statement necks.

Our Bib Neck is our popular flat-link chain doubled and hung on grosgrain ribbon.  It's available in this great mod Zebra pattern, tokyo, jade, peacock and safari

Our Graduated Oval Chain was brought back into the line because it still sells very well, even when not in the line, I decided to stop fighting it and let it back in! 

Our Multi-Colored long skinny chain is available in this striking 'deco' mix of graphic black and whites, black, tokyo and jade.  Our other combo is a neutral mix of tokyo, lapis, peacock, safari and gator. 

This is our long and skinny chain.  It can be worn long or doubled, this is a great go to chain!  Available in Lapis, safari, tokyo and jade.

This is our Beveled Bar neck, on threaded chain.  It's a simple statement, and we love it.  Available in tokyo and jade.
This is our beautiful Triangle Bib chain.  It lays very nicely on the neck, and it packs a punch!  Available in the combination shown, or in an equally beautiful black & white, jade and tokyo combination.

Our flat link chain is very popular, a favorite for many and a true classic.  Available in Tokyo, gator, lapis, tuxedo and safari

Our new Mixed Link Chain is long and unique.  It's available in solid tokyo or solid jade, and available in the following combinations: lapis, safari, peacock and black.

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Lisa August Earrings Fall 2013

For the rest of this week, I would like to post about our line that is premiering this weekend at the Accessories Circuit.   I would like to dedicate today's post to our earrings.  All of our earrings are on surgical steel posts or gold-filled ear wires.  My favorite thing about our earrings are that they give you the ability to wear big statement earrings, but you can't really even feel that you're wearing a pair of earrings.  No stretched out holes, no feeling of being weighed down, no: I wear small earrings because the big ones are uncomfortable.  Good thing they're lightweight, because I must say, I did go a little big with almost all the earrings this season!
Our skinny hoops: a timeless bestseller of ours.  Available in three sizes: 1.5", 2" & 2.5"

Our Mod Circle Drop Earring: very popular, shockingly lightweight!

Our Cabochon Studs are adorable!  They come as shown tokyo w/lapis, or tokyo w/black or Lapis w/Turquoise

Our favorite Filigree Earring.  Intricate, feminine but bold too!

Maybe my personal favorite: Our Crescent earring.  Gives lots of fun movement, and it's such a pretty color!

These are our Oval Drop Earrings.  Available in  5 fun color combinations. 

These cute little chandelier crescents are available in black and tortoise. 

Ok, maybe this is my favorite.  Love the black and white pattern, these Triangle Chain earrings are bold, clean in design and super unique.

Monday, July 29, 2013

It's Almost Lisa AUGUST time!

So, it's been a long month of delays and red tape, what have you.  We find ourselves entering August still in our former Bellissima space but the closing is in sight.  Also in sight are our first two trade shows, the big Lisa August premiere!  We set up for the ENK show this Friday, August 2nd.  Pretty hard to believe, but looking very much forward to it! Then we do it all over again for the Gift Show, new name: NY NOW, apparently.  We'll be finishing up some last minute show preparations this week, but I must say, other than the fact that we haven't moved into our new space (a minor set-back-haha) we are all set for our big reveal-so come see us!



ENK Show Booth # 7502 with Yvette Fry Showroom
NY NOW: Personal Accessories Booth #: 8650
Both shows are at the Javits Center this summer.