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“Under the vision of creative director Janthony Oliveras, the look was becoming more restrained and more intentional. Gloves replaced rings. A shirt and tie eliminated the need for necklaces. Brooches felt out of place,” Linares said. While all of these things can be disappointing for a jewelry designer who normally would like to adorn his client in the finest jewels, an active performance meant that less would be more and would make a bolder statement.
“Then I heard a small detail…
