Making Jewelry Your Whole Outfit- Savannah Fashion Week

 

 

One of the last designers at Savannah Fashion Week was Zia Sachedina, of Zia’s Boutique. I was able to go in Zia’s on the first day of Savannah Fashion Week and was of course, immediately blown away by what he has to offer. So many handmade, high quality pieces- like nothing I’ve seen anywhere else.

 

Photo by Elizabeth Tate
Photo by Elizabeth Tate

 

 

photo by Elizabeth Tate
photo by Elizabeth Tate

 

 

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But what was really interesting to me is how many of his pieces can truly be an outfit all on their own. Each of his models during the runway show was clad in a black bathing suit, and draped a silk scarf of some bright color behind them, while wearing these large- sculpture like jewelry pieces Zia designed.

 

photo by Gillian Ford
photo by Gillian Ford

 

 

While I am not advocating walking around downtown in a bathing suit, I think this speaks to something larger: the idea of taking the simplest outfit and accessorizing it well. Even placing bracelets on the upper biceps could be pulled off by the ordinary, every day lady.

 

( Something else of note- Zia’s has been featured in many national publications, including Essence magazine.)

 

One could easily pull off this look with  black, or single colored, jumpsuit or romper. As for a dress, I would say perhaps keep the dress length long- in my mind, a shorter dress might be distracting with large amounts of jewelry, but this of course would also depend on the dress.

 

 

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A romper or jumpsuit which is sleeveless or has a sweetheart strapless neckline would be perfect for this look.

 

 

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What do you think? Would you try it? (I think you should!)

 

And the next time you’re in Savannah- be sure to check out Zia’s Boutique on Broughton Street.

 

 

 

Love to all y’all,

 

 

Molly

Love, Molly Kate

Molly is a communications professor, parent, Southern culture commentator, and social media marketing maven. She is also a freelance writer who has worked with a variety of publications and online magazines including Bourbon & Boots, Paste Magazine, Macon Magazine, the 11th Hour, Macon Food & Culture Magazine, and as the Digital Content Editor for The Southern Weekend.

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