Official Irish Corgi St Patrick’s Day Funny Leprechaun Corgi Lover T-shirt
Official Irish Corgi St Patrick’s Day Funny Leprechaun Corgi Lover T-shirt, Hoodie, Longsleeve tee, And Sweater
Official Irish Corgi St Patrick’s Day Funny Leprechaun Corgi Lover T-shirt! Cartier invited Sacai's Chitose Abe to reimagine its iconic Trinity ring. The limited-edition six-piece collection brings together one of fashion's longest-standing collaborators, Nike and Dior Men, among Abe's finest relationships with a jeweler, who is rare. when he invited clothing designers into his workshop. Abe wears a Cartier bracelet, a Love bracelet with diamonds and Écrou de Cartier beads, but it is the design process of “turning the familiar into the new” that has made her an inspirational partner for the calendar jeweler. history. When the Trinity ring was introduced in 1924, it was downright radical. “It is audacious for a house like Cartier, known to supply all the kings, queens, and nobles of the world, to propose something so simple as to be so dear to one's life. our clients” said Pierre Rainero, Cartier's director of images, style, and heritage.
That it could be worn by both men and women, by different generations, younger and more mature people, was a very interesting thing for the 1920s.” A century later, the Trinity ring is a classic ring, or mother idea in Louis Cartier's words, that gave birth to all manner of necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. That's exactly what Abe likes for her to get her hands on and manipulate. Official Irish Corgi St Patrick’s Day Funny Leprechaun Corgi Lover T-shirt! At Sacai, the brand she launched in 1999, she's known for her bust-revealing motorcycle jackets, the top part being a knit cardigan, the other part a shirt. Printed silk lashes and cowhide hybrid jacket. Her rethink of the Trinity ring expands two of the original's interlocking bands, so the bands can be worn on multiple fingers. “It goes back to my idea of clothing,” explains Abe. “There are different ways to wear them. I wanted to apply that theory to Trinity's design of individuality in dressing."
