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Hi everyone I would like to share my nose piercing story with you. I am known

to be the biggest baby when it comes to pain. I hate needles; I mean I REALLY

hate needles! Ever since I can remember just the sight of a needle has made

me want to faint which sucked because I really wanted to have my nose pierced

. All of my friends were talking about it and one of my friends went and had it done

. It looked amazing and I really wanted one.

chatted about it with my mum and she first said I was too young. I begged her

for two weeks and she finally gave in but said I had to have her with me and

we had to go to a professional piercing salon. I was so excited but really nervous

too!

When you decide to get a nose piercing, you must be getting information

about nose ring types. You have various options to choose from. When you

decide about the nose ring type, you will have even more of a selection to

pick from thanks to the variety of materials, designs, styles, shapes, themes

and so on. Let us look at what you need to know about..

We went to see a piercer not far from where we live in Miami and he told me

exactly what to expect. He even showed me pictures of piercings he had done.

Some of the pictures made me feel sick but I was still excited. My mum asked

loads of questions and checked I was old enough which I was (you had to be

at least 13). Then we got to choose what type of jewelry I wanted so I chose a

really cute nose ring. They were fully booked for that day so I had to wait another

week until I could get the piercing done. That week dragged so badly.

When I finally went back my stomach was doing flips and I felt so sick. I was thinking

of backing out but I really wanted the piercing so badly. Then when it came to the

actual thing it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. I won’t lie – the part

where they put the nose ring in did hurt. My eyes watered really badly and I wanted

to cry. I didn’t but when they twisted the ring around I held onto the chair so tight

my knuckles were completely white.

LATEST JEWELRY DESIGN 2010

Necklace Trends

NEW YORK FASHION WEEK kicked off with all the sound and fury of a

Dixieland band funeral. There was music playing, models sashaying,

designs on display, and accessories front and center stage. Everywhere

in the Big Apple, things were happening, fabulous new lines were introduced

with theatrics and flair as designers bowed and accepted kudos by the score.

Sophisticated femininity is how one industry publication described

Jason Wu’s collection for Spring 2010. The clothes reflected a touch

of the Forties, a bit of the impossible (a bubble look) and a palette

of fresh, refined colors and combinations, like a grey mini skirt with

a loose weave high-yellow sweater set.

Wu worked with big, cats eye sunglasses, platform heels, interesting hair

accessories and simple, disc earrings. Tuxedo looks from Rag & Bone

were svelte and severe. An impressionistic floral print mini skirt from

Leifsdottir featured a see-through black blouse and skinny black belt.

Color Fantastics

LUCA LUCA SHOWED exuberant colors like a wonderful teal evening

dress with low cut bodice leaving plenty of room for a marvelous

multi-strand beaded choker with big cut-out disc pendant. Ideeen was

hot and edgy with white slacks and top worn under a white man-tailored

smoking jacket. Shown with the look: an African inspired choker

with green chain and crystal drop offs. Different.

On one runway we were impressed by a big, bulbous pave cuff

bracelet. Also charming was a flirty ruffle front chiffon white dress

with a very soft, military-inspired over-jacket in khaki, this from

Cynthia Steffe. A ruffled blue taffeta short skirt from Ruffian, worn

with a tailored white short jacket, was also a delight! Both underlined

a very youthful, lighthearted fashion look coming through from a

number of top houses.

COLOR WAS A DOMINANT FACTOR in the designers showing

so far. So were strong color combinations and mixes: yellow

with green, blue with pink. Some of the major trends picked up

include:

Skinny ribbon belts. Flowers. Gossamer and see-through fabrics.

Architectural lines. Clean, 1980s graphics. Ruffles. Medium to wide

bracelets worn in multiples. Egyptian elements. Layering. Little

beads worn in multi-strands to effect a heavy, dramatic look. Large

sunglasses and the return of cats-eye designs, only now set on

large frames. Oxidized copper. Gold, in profusion. Satiny metallic greys.