How was that expressed? First, all the jewelry pieces – pendants, rings, earrings, you name it – were not simply big. They were huge! They were also "pieces" in the crude, literal sense - chunks of metal or wood connected by chains with links measuring several inches long and wide - the stuff you see in the hardware store.
I had mixed feelings about it. On the one hand: yes, these decorations are creative and look good against clothing of modern design. On the other hand, they remind me of all "modern" things: easily, quickly assembled, with a short life expectancy, made to be left behind for the next "modern" style. In fashion today, forgotten tomorrow.
To my thinking, it has little to offer in helping a woman to establish that unique self-identifying statement called "style" which (ideally) each woman should possess.
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