Inspired by Designer Baby Shoe Charm Baby Shoe Charms inspired by Designers such as Aaron Basha or Little Feet in Sterling Silver, Enamel and CZs. The Aaron Basha boutique at 680 Madison Avenue, shines brightly amid this constellation of brands. Synonymous with quality, fashion and of course, adorable jewelled baby shoes and playful jewelled ladybugs, Aaron Basha has been setting style precedents internationally ever since its patriarch and namesake began designing and retailing jewellery in the 1950’s. There is also a good chance that on a visit to the boutique, you will be greeted by Aaron Basha himself or a member of his family who all share the same passion for exquisite jewelry. Aaron Basha jewelry is also available at Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and fine jewelry stores worldwide. Who’s Wearing Aaron Basha. Britney Spears wearing Aaron Basha earrings, Celine Dion, Catherine Zeta Jones, John Walsh, Jennifer Lopez, and more celebrities. Click here for a full list of Aaron Basha Inspired Baby Shoe Charms. Official website: http://www.aaronbasha.com/
October 16th, 2006
Arielle Kebbel Chose Onyx Chandelier Earrings for an Emmy Night. Inspired by Juicy Couture’s design, these elegant chandelier earrings are set in 18K Gold Filled, featuring a genuine briolette Onyx stone at the end of the piece and a single strand of chain adorned with multi onyx stones that are attached around the links. Perfect for special occasion wear. What do you say if I tell you you can get if for less then $70 here?
About Arielle Kebbel: Born February 19, 1985 in Winter Park, Florida is an American actress. She graduated from high school in Crenshaw a year early at age 17. She drove across the country with her mother prior to begin her acting career. Her first major role was a recurring role in the 3rd-5th seasons of Gilmore Girls, playing Lindsay Lister, girlfriend and later ex-wife of Dean Forrester (Jared Padalecki). She also has previously guest starred on the series Grounded for Life. She played Elyse Houston in American Pie: Band Camp (2005) and in 2006 appeared in both John Tucker Must Die and the Japan-filmed horror film The Grudge 2; she has described her character in The Grudge 2, who becomes involved with the “Grudge” curse as part of an initiation rite, as “the girl you see in the background of all the pictures that wants to be a part of everything but never really is”. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arielle_Kebbel
October 16th, 2006