Israeli Designer Keren Wolf Showcases 'Common Thread' Jewelry Collection in Paris
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
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- Keren Wolf's "A Common Thread" jewelry collection debuted at Paris Fashion Week.
- The collection is inspired by rebuilding after disaster and the Tower of Babel.
- Wolf emphasized the message of unity and starting anew.
- Foot jewelry was a prominent feature of the collection.
- The show took place during a period of global and Israeli tension.
Israeli designer Keren Wolf, in collaboration with Kobi Halperin, presented her latest jewelry collection, "A Common Thread," during Paris Fashion Week. The collection, designed for the Spring 2027 season, features architectural, multi-layered pieces in silver and gold, inspired by the Tower of Babel and the concept of rebuilding after disaster. Wolf described the collection's message as universal: "After every disaster comes the opportunity to start anew." She noted the significance of presenting in Paris during challenging times for Israel, referencing past shows coinciding with heightened tensions and the current context of global events. The jewelry, which includes sculptural scarves, statement earrings, rings, anklets, and full body pieces, emphasizes a connection to the earth and a sense of primal strength, with a particular focus on elaborate foot jewelry designed to replace shoes. Wolf stated, "The collection is about connection and rebuilding, and that's a message that feels very personal at this time. It's a time when more than ever we need to remember how much strength there is in our ability to be together."
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