…………………………ADOBE is a color straight from nature. It’s a very south western color, so naturally it looks great with anything in the Turquoise/Aqua family. Mix it with natural linen or black for totally different effects………………The BLACK BARREL beads are shown above, but since they are sold out the AZTEC necklaces, J335215 will look GREAT, and they are now avail. These came from my Anne Klein archives, and honestly you can’t tell the difference….Fare warning get them while you can. The “GREEN PATINA” beaded necklace and earring and the “INDIA PENDANT”, are two pieces I am working on. Maybe for next fall and spring……fingers crossed. They are both FABULOUS……………………enjoy…………..much Love………………..Louis
If you are taking a poll on the green patina necklace, count me as a “I love it” vote. Your April fashions and jewelry have been spectacular and I have some pieces coming my way. I cannot get enough of the pebble crepe and have bought multiples in each style. The jewelry – well – what can I say but I have a drawer full of Linea jewelry and I am happy to add to my collection. There isn’t a time I do not receive compliments when I wear Linea. If May is anything like April, I may have to raid the piggy bank! All I can say is keep ’em comin’.
Dear Jackie, I am so happy to hear you love the new Green Patina finish. There are not many manufactures who are even capable of achieving it. Actually between the 4 or 5 companies I use to make the jewelry (they all specialize in certain things), only ONE will do this finish. I wasn’t sure it the ladies would understand it because it’s very special and not your typical gold or silver finish. It truly looks like a museum piece…..something from ancient times…..I LOVE it!
Green patina necklace for me, too, pretty please! I would love the style in “rusty,” “burnished,” “antiqued,” as well. Thanks for all you do to make us stylish and beautiful.
I find the adobe skirt and black tank combo so chic for the summer. And the pendant necklace is insane – fingers crossed the Q goes for that one!
Hello Louis,
What pants are you showing here with the adobe shirt?
They are my vintage faux linen herringbone pants in the natural color from a few years ago….but any neutral color chino, hemp, tan, khaki will work. For you linen lovers there are lots of catalogues that feature real linen pants in that natural hemp/burlap color
This is certainly my color, and Louis, I hope you’ve used all your charms to convince the buyers to pick up this stupendous necklace to accessorize it, because it would sure be a WOW.
Dear April…..the necklace is a WOW, but that isn’t the one they chose for this coming Fall. There is another one coming , I hope in July, in the same “Green Patina” that is being considered, and is also a WOW. The one in the photo will hopefully be avail next spring.The medallion in the photo to the upper left hopefully will be coming this fall…..It’s hard to see in the photo but it’s spectacular. It really looks like an antique piece from India [which it was modeled after].
You, sir, as my musician husband would say, have hit a groove.
feels that way to me too…..thanks
Brown is not my color, but this Aztec color is calling me.
The adobe color doesn’t match the cinnamon moss crepe pants from last year. Two different shades of brown. The adobe looks really refreshing.
Chris
Hey, Louis! I just snagged a Black Barrel Bead Necklace—along with the Chocolate Barrel Bead Necklace and both Aztec Necklaces—all on 4 EP tonight! I guess I got lucky on the Black Barrel necklace and one, must have popped back into stock. Lucky me!
Hope you and Jac are having a great Friday night on the CT shore. I’m out at my house in AZ and the sunsets are purple, pink and glorious. Heading back to Massachusetts on May 6—all my Linea Loot will be waiting for me at my sister’s house–one mile from me. I never have my Linea sent to my house in AZ when I am out here, as AZ has 8% tax on clothing and MA has ZERO on clothing—other than luxury items—like expensive fur coats. So I patiently wait for my Linea until I get back to lovely little Longmeadow, MA.
Sheila/Sheesh