I inherited from my mother some stylistic rules like not wearing navy blue with black, choosing between making up her eyes or her mouth. Or don't mix gold jewelry with silver because “they swear to each other”. However, I see in the street that it is fashionable to mix metals for earrings or bracelets. Lack of taste or marker of elegance?
Clemence, 38 years old.
Dear Clémence, no offense to your mother, you have certainly noticed that the codes have changed.
In jewelry, asymmetry is customary (place Vendôme, earrings are sold individually), women wear creoles with necklaces and men string pearls around their necks!
And similarly, if even yesterday, wearing a yellow gold wedding ring and a silver bracelet was a crime against jewelers (there was a time when this marriage supposedly brought bad luck!), today, it is allowed and not because morals are unbridled but because this so-called convention...
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