The new anomalous geometries of French designer Marion Vidal ♦
In march, in Paris, Marion Vidal’s jewels were the guest stars of Christian Wijnants fashion show. Marion Vidal designed a series of earrings for the Belgian designer. Marion Vidal has take her inspiration from research work by interpreting the designer’s fabrics and transformed into jewelery. It is an example of the versatility of the French designer, born under the sun of Montpellier, but who is living steadily under the sky of Paris. She founded the brand that has his name in 2004.
She loves geometry, lines that intersect, different volumes that confront, different colors that contrast. The counterpoint is perhaps due to her passion for dance and music, who knows. In any case, her research is not conventional, and in part it is also used for other brands: she designs, in fact, for houses such as Salviati, Celine, Christofle and Lacoste. You can find her jewels at her boutique in Paris, in the Pigalle district, but also at the Bon Marché Rive Gauche in Paris, at the Museum of Decorative Arts, Gago in Aix-en-Provence, at 10 Corso Como, and in Shanghai and Seoul. Margherita Donato
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