Conceptual Fashion Jewelry by Maureen My Ngoc

Recent London College of Fashion graduate Maureen My Ngoc created a collection of highly conceptual jewelry and fashion accessories. She created three-dimensional patterns using origami techniques that made the pieces fluid and flexible on the body. The goal was to create works to wear for aesthetic purposes but also as a means of protection or armor for the body.

Her collection was selected to be made into a short film and shown at London College of Fashion Press Exhibition 2012. Here’s the video:

Photos by Tho Vu.

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