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The Dawn of the Man Necklace

by Published: February 17, 2012

Dutch phenom Marcel Wanders was the first designer we spotted wearing a man necklace (it was a couple of years ago at ICFF in NYC). Since then, we've been noticing stylish males decked out in strands of turquoise, leather, feathers, tribal beads.

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Above: Rene Holguin of RTH in Los Angeles, decked out in stones, beads, and a leather feather of his own design.

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Above: Matt Dick's multi-layered necklaces include a leather pouch with Fire Opals from Mexico, a leather leaf, (a gift from Rene before he opened RTH), a Bolivian Bird of Paradise earring, Black Tahitian pearls ,and an In Fiore scented amulet made from black oxidized silver gold.

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Above: Fashion scene maker Bryan Boy with an exotic necklace; photographed by The Sartorialist on the streets of New York.

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