Tiffany & Co. Goes Unexpectedly Rockstar-Chic In Their Latest Collection

Perhaps it’s to do with decades of marketing, or that moment in cinematic history that saw Holly Golightly gazing longingly in front of Fifth Avenue’s iconic Tiffany & Co. store; that little blue box, a trademarked shade by the way, stands revered, and the brand, more so, for its unwaveringly timeless, polished design. If that’s what you’re looking for here though, tough luck – but that’s a good thing.

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Called the Tiffany HardWear collection, this one’s a touch more edgy, and surely a hard-hitting way to appeal to the modern rebel. Plus, with Lady Gaga as a fitting muse, we couldn’t be more tempted. “I always wanna be challenging the status quo, I love to change, it makes me feel alive,” she candidly tells the camera in the campaign video, like it’s the most natural thing in the world.

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It’s a lot of the same sentiment here; the chain links, padlocks and wrecking ball motifs truly did wreck our perception of their dainty jewellery after all, as it’s quite a departure from the sleek Tiffany T. This series looks towards New York City’s energetic, urban soul, while taking inspiration from a unisex bracelet from 1971. We get a chain necklace in 18k gold, subtly engineered with graduated links, or a bracelet and necklace hooked up to a lock and ball.

Olivia Wilde, Kate Mara
 

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Elsewhere, there’s a striking pair of triple drop earrings with the same utilitarian street cred, which won’t look out of place beside a leather jacket and It-girl jeans. To the girls who like fashion more rough and tough, we’ll say this, it’s time to get going – to your nearest store window that is.

Tiffany HardWear, from $255 to $18,800, available from April 28 at Tiffany & Co. stores. tiffanyandco.com