Lifestyles of the rich and famous includes having a like and have for years. In the latest “ ” episode, is giving readers an inside look at which designers are outfitting the biggest names in
Hollywood. New York-based designer is known for using architecture to inspire her jewelry looks, which has led to a loyal following with Lively, 36,
Beyoncé, 42, and . “Happy happy birthday our beautiful adopted sister @blakelively,” Schwartz wrote in August 2021, sharing photos of the alum wearing a variety of her baubles over the years. “You are pure sunshine and I love you with all my heart. You make my jewels shine brighter but you’re the true gem.” Lively, meanwhile, gushed over Schwartz and fellow designer after the actress’ and jeweled crown they co-created made it into . “With my sisters, the genius and unmatched @lorraineschwartz and @ofirajewelz,” Lively captioned an
Instagram Story in July 2023. “This was absolutely surreal. Seeing the crown that we made in
Kensington Palace.” The
Actress gushed: “I still feel like a kid playing dress up every time I get to wear a gown and borrowed jewels out.” , known as Jacob the Jeweler, has become a staple among A-list clients after opening his jewelry store in 1986. His unique and exquisite designs — think diamond gloves and giant faced watches — have made fans of , and . You have successfully subscribed. By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from Us Weekly Check our latest news in
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Apple News Harry Winston, which was created by the jewelry icon by the same name in the 1930s, has been for decades. In 1999, wore one of his creations, a wreath necklace, with her powder pink gown . She won Best Actress while wearing the piece. Bvlgari is an Italian design company that has become synonymous with high
fashion and elegant taste. Known for their serpentine necklaces, bracelets and watches, the brand is a must-have for , and . Watch the exclusive video above for more on the biggest bling creators for celebrity clientele. Check back next week for . You have successfully subscribed. By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from Us Weekly