The Greatest: Happy Baby by Gem Kingdom

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Happy Baby by Gem Kingdom

You cannot front on Gem Kingdom's Happy Baby necklaces! They are a little ridiculous, but nonetheless charming little relics. The perfect heirloom piece that will leave generations after you perplexed and bewildered. These little babies are made out of sterling silver and porcelain. There are different ones that cater to your liking; Skater Baby, DJ Baby, Viking Baby, Dutch Baby, and more. Adopt one today for $415 at www.fragments.com or www.gemkingdom.com

Cristal Baby

Viking Baby

Gem Kingdom Baby

Happy Baby

2 comments:

t_hommeboy said...: This comment has been removed by the author.; January 11, 2011 at 1:22 PM
t_hommeboy said...: Uhhh...is it weird that I would toootally wear one of those? Viking Baby, please. HAAAA!
I love 'em!
Hope yer doin well!
Tom
http://theyshootclotheshorses.blogspot.com/; January 11, 2011 at 1:25 PM

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STYLING:
With years of visual merchandising and retail under my belt, wardrobe/ prop styling became natural for me from the jump. I put together cohesive looks for editorial shoots, commercial/ advertising, agency tests, look books, and fashion shows. I also offer services for one on one image consultation for special occasions and events.

PRODUCTION:
As a wardrobe stylist I've fallen into the role as a producer for a number of photo shoots. I pull talent such as models, photographers, videographers, hair & makeup, and designers. My diverse background and people skills can produce teams and make magic happen. I also produce fashion events, look books, and press/ sponsorship kits for designers and retailers.

CREATIVE DIRECTION:
Whether you need to develop a theme or a storyboard for a photo shoot, fashion show, or for your clothing line I can help. My personal philosophy is this...aesthetic is everything. I have a performance arts/ graphic design background which has allowed me to tackle the details such as developing brand identity, overseeing a photo shoot, editing, and tightening up the loose ends for the overall product.