Stand Out with Boticca

Este é o primeiro guest post aqui do blog. A editora de moda da Boticca, um site de compra e venda de acessórios e joalharia de designers emergentes de todo o mundo, contando para já com 230 designers de quase 40 países, é a autora do post de hoje, onde nos explica um pouco sobre a ideia do site e nos apresenta algumas peças que podem comprar lá e os seus criadores.

Espero que gostem.

This is the first guest post of my blog. The fashion editor of Boticca, an online marketplace of designer jewelry and accessories from all over the world, so far they have 230 designers from almost 40 countries, is the author of today's post, where she is going to explain a little the idea of the site and will present some pieces that can be bought there and its creators.

Hope you like it.

Boticca guest post by Poppy Skinner

The festive periodbrings with it many things and one of the main ones is the plethora of partiesthat seem to get suddenly crammed into this two-month celebratory marathon.With so many parties to attend, how do you make sure you stand out for all theright reasons? How do you make sure that you don’t walk into a party to realizethat, shock horror, there are three other girls wearing the same accessories asyou? You want to know? Boticca is how.

Boticca is a newand exciting marketplace full to the brim of the world’s finest emergingjewelry and accessory talent. The brainchild of Kiyan Foroughi andAvid Larizadeh, the creative spark behind Boticca was lit in Morocco. Kiyanhappened to meet a designer called Miriam in the souks and was quicklyenchanted by her work. He quickly discovered that there was far more than justbeauty to her work, it went further than that with her designs having both ameaning and a story. Frustrated with the fact that only a few lucky peoplewould get to experience her pieces, Kiyan and Avid sought to change that andthat is how Boticca came to be. 

So, during the festive period ourthoughts inevitably turn to looking good and standing out. Feeling fashionablyfestive I have decided to channel a chic black and gold vibe this year, bothfor practicality and sheer fashion-savvy reasons.

First on my list is Emma Guest’s Gold and ebony birdnecklace. Quirky and fun,this plastic and sterling silver chain is the perfect day to evening number.

Keeping with the necklace theme, witha number of evening soirees’s to attend this year; I am planning on vamping itup with Elvira Sazesh’s Golden Ring Necklace. The perfect combination of high-octane glam meetsunique chic.

Next on my list is Caipora Jewellery’s art necklace. Never one to rest on my fashion laurels, this is theperfect family gathering beauty.

When it comes to bracelets, I likethem big and bold and Zelia Horsley’s BLOCK&ROLLBRACELET is perfect forthose work festive drinks where you don’t want to look too overdone. With myhusband’s company hosting festive parties this year too, I have to find theperfect balance between chic fashionista meets corporate guru. Hating thefeeling of being overdressed, especially when it’s around a new crowd,something like Origami Jewellery’s Big Magic Ball necklace should see me through in style.   

For more goldchain necklacesand cuff bracelets, visit Boticca.com.