Did you miss it over the weekend? One of my favorite fashionistas, Jill DeAndrea owner of The Impeccable Eye, hosted a jewelry trunk sale at her showroom in the Scottsdale Marketplace. Ladies and Corbin, if you are looking for something special, don’t miss the next estate jewelry sale, with pieces hand selected by the lovely Lydia Storer, December 4 & 5. Sign up for Jill’s newsletter at www.impeccableeye.com or follow her on Facebook. Jill is also an amazing wardrobe stylist – with incredible vintage and couture taste! She just completed a spread for Java Magazine and she’s set to do a very secret shoot for Fashion Phoenix soon! 
Here’s a couple of rings that I loved. But there was sooo much more!
A little something straight out of Buckingham Palace, I'm sure!
I would DIE for this fleur-de-lis ring!
The amazing location
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11.19.2009 |
Not sure why this sale is “private” or what you have to do to get the discount, if anything, but got this email. Yay! I had no idea Barneys New York did sales. You learn something new everyday!
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11.19.2009 |
Zandrea absolutely rocks my world! Her gorgeous platinum hair and cherubic face are just so beautiful. And guess what? She’s adorable sweet as well! Here’s a little bit about this S.I.M Model…
1. How long have you been modeling?
I was introduced to modeling at 6 years of age. My father loaned his historic truck to a photo shoot for an LLBean catalogue on Mt. Lemmon in Tucson. When my mother arrived to the shoot with her cute two little blonde girls, they insisted that my sister and I take part in the shoot. I resumed modeling about 3 ½ years ago. To farther my career I worked and lived in New York for a period of time and I plan on returning in 2010.
2. If you weren’t modeling, what would you be doing?
Currently I am a student, studying to become an Elementary school teacher for the deaf and hard of hearing.
My secondary occupations include: managing a novelty business and secretary and web designer for The Tournament of Destruction Monster Truck event.
3. What would your dream modeling job entail? Designer, locale, etc.
I’ve always wished for the opportunity to work with Vogue. Don’t we all!
4. Have you learned any special life-lessons during your time as a model?
Every model needs to learn how to accept their winnings as gracefully as their losings. Modeling is very competitive and a model must have tough skin because this is a business. Don’t take anything too personally. Everywhere clients will tell you either you’re to tall, not tall enough, too fat, or too skinny, but this is the business. Take everything with a grain of salt.
5. What’s been the highlight of your career thus far?
I can’t say that one modeling job has ever been more glitzy or fun than another. They all have their own equally entertaining parts, and of course I always love meeting new and talented people. I also love the artistic talent and imagination it takes to be involved in this industry. Everything is so surprising and fun, I can’t wait to see what will happen next!
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11.18.2009 |
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