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Trendspotting: Cuff bracelets

June 29, 8:59 PMHartford Women's Style ExaminerRebecca Giantonio
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Earlier this year, celebrities like Madonna, Nicole Richie and Mischa Barton were spotted sporting cuff bracelets on their upper arms. For the summer, these fashion staples have migrated down the arm to the wrist. Worn alone or in groups of two or three, this season’s cuffs come in a variety of shapes and styles, from geometric metals and chic wooden designs to colorful plastics and bejeweled creations. Pair them with a simple tee shirt or little black dress, or embrace the spring/summer runway trend and combine them with bold prints for the ultimate fashion statement.

 

Photo: Bangle and Clutch

At Bangle & Clutch in Avon and Windsor, choose from a gorgeous collection of vintage-inspired, jeweled, beaded and wooden cuffs for every occasion, many of which can’t be found anywhere else.

 

Photo: Express

 

Express offers an array of classic metal cuffs adorned with chains, jewels and inlaid shapes, as well as asymmetrical, abstract designs. Bonus: Purchase them online to take advantage of the buy one, get one 50 percent off sale.

 

Shown here: Embellished cuff, metal/glass, rhinestones and chains, $29.50.

 

 

Photo: Laila Rowe

First opened in New York City in 2003, the accessories boutique Laila Rowe has grown quickly, now with 17 stores from Connecticut (Danbury and New Haven) to Virginia open. Remaining true to its whimsical nature, the store offers plastic cuffs in bold, fun prints – perfect for a summer picnic or casual night out.

Shown here: Colorful stretch bracelet in pink, $14.
 

 

Photo: NOVICA

This wood cuff, created by Netnapa Thapinta of Thailand, is available through NOVICA, which brings the one-of-a-kind creations of more than 2,000 artists from around the world to online shoppers.

Shown here: “Night Tiger” wood cuff (pair), $24.95, crafted from lacquered mango wood and handpainted. No two are the same!

 

 

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