FW14 NEW YORK FASHION WEEK 
Fashion and Style

Margo Manhattan Celebrates Her New Collection

Resident Staff
FW14 NEW YORK FASHION WEEK

By W. A. Muller

Celebrity jewelry designer Margo Manhattan is excited to announce her 'Warrior' collection, designed in collaboration with fashion designer Nicole Miller, will soon be available in stores and online.

The fierce and fabulous range of jewelry debuted at Miller's showing of her Runway Fall 2014 collection during New York Fashion Week, which was inspired by Patty Smyth's The Warrior and showcased fierce femmes fatales in tough-girl attire.

From mid-August, 2014, the stunning jewelry will be available in-store at Nicole Miller and at the Margo Manhattan boutique.

Made of natural stone from black turquoise, agate, lava beads, crystal and black chain, the jewelry evokes a tribal yet luxurious feeling through a mixture of different textures and textile patterns. It brings a Mad Max Warrior look to the city.

Nicole selected hoop earrings, bracelets, necklaces, layered collars and lariats to make a statement when 15 models dressed as warriors walked the runway.

The jewelry flawlessly complemented the models' black leather leggings, fur-trimmed overcoats, burgundy moto jackets and mélange of wild prints. •

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