I'm loving this whimsy jewellery from Airdrie Makim, an award winning Australian jewellery designer. She was recently selected to attend New York fashion week in 2010, an honor for any Australian designer!
Airdrie creates her handmade pieces under the label Joolz, with a studio and shop based in Melbourne. Each design is unique and made from recycled materials including vintage toys, antique kimono silks, recycled buttons & chunky old 80s earrings. My favourite is the horsey necklace in the first picture, so sweet!
Link: Joolz ETSY
Photographer: Lucia Ondrusova
Models: Dythea Marais & Caroline Tymms
MUA: Monique Gow
Hair stylist: Xeneb
Models: Dythea Marais & Caroline Tymms
MUA: Monique Gow
Hair stylist: Xeneb
hello, there. i just wanted to say that i love reading your blog; you share beautiful photography and inspiring entries.
a little yellow button. :)
Wow, I'm in love with this jewelry! Very girly and feminine. Her jewelry is classic yet has unique touches that set it apart. Definitely something I would want to incorporate in my wardrobe :)
These are so lovely!
I love finding handcrafted jewelery. Its jewelry i can see incorporating into my wardrobe as statement pieces as well as casual bits of lovely to compilment any outfit :)
Pearl xo
I adore the way she creates the scene for her jewelry. I totally want to go out dressed like that with those gorgeous necklaces, yes please.
Some lovely pieces and the photography is also lovely. I love the stories the photos tell. xx
These are adorable! Love these!
Vintage,handmade,recycled-I think they are great.So delicate...
Those are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
The jewelry is so beautiful and perfect for the flirty dresses!
I love the styling, the hair, dresses and of course, the accessories! Like the rose rings so much. :)
Thanks so much for featuring my latest shoot. I feel very honoured. I love your blog :)
Oh these are beautiful! Love the styling and always love handmade jewellery
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i love these images