Fashion Designer Jewelry

Vera Wang was a senior fashion editor for Vogue for sixteen years. In 1985, she left Vogue after being turned down for the editor-in-chief position currently filled by Anna Wintour, and joined Ralph Lauren as a design director for two years. In 1990, Wang opened her own design salon in the Carlyle Hotel in New York which featured her trademark bridal gowns. In the Sex and the City movie, Vera Wang was featured amongst the many bridal gowns Carrie Bradshaw wore in a Vogue photo shoot. She also created a wedding dress for the season finale of the first season of Gossip Girl.


Vera Wang Four-Strand Pearl & Crystal Necklace
Chunky Swarovski crystals complement four strands of lustrous glass pearls in various sizes, finished with tulle and ribbon tie.
• Soft wool felt/silk
• Length, about 15"
• Glass/pearls
$1250

Wang has expanded her brand through her fragrance, jewelry, eyewear, shoes and housewares. In June 2005, she won the CFDA (Council of the Fashion Designers of America) Womenswear Designer of the Year. On May 27, 2006, Wang was awarded the Andre Leon Talley Lifetime Achievement Award from the Savannah College of Art and Design.


Vera Wang Small Choker Necklace
Inspired by the linking of a motorcycle chain, this elegant version is embellished with crystals.
• About 19½" long
• Lobster clasp
$795

In 1990, inspired by a new vision where fashion and bridal meet, Vera Wang opened a bridal salon at the esteemed Carlyle Hotel on New York City's Madison Avenue. Retailers, editors and peers quickly noted the impact of her innovative bridal collections, and encouraged Wang to extend her design sensibility to ready-to-wear and bridesmaids collections.


Vera Wang Tulle & Crystal Necklace
Crystal clusters and a touch of tulle make this dramatic design worthy of compliments.
• Silk chiffon details
• About 68" long
• Leather straps
• Nylon tulle
$495

Eighteen years later, Vera Wang is no longer an emerging brand. Vera Wang's new product introductions reflect her vision to create a lifestyle that goes beyond core bridal, bridesmaids, and ready-to-wear and into publishing, fragrance, beauty, accessories, and home. Vera Wang collections are positioned at the highest end of the luxury market. Driven by artistic, modern and luxurious design and style, couture-like quality and a high level of customer service, Vera Wang's collections hold impeccable customer appeal.

Vera Wang collaborates with leading global partners, directly employs more than 200 people and manufacturers the majority of its bridal collection in company-owned workrooms in the United States.