Some people buy one piece of jewellery every five years. Others keep adding, layer over layer, until the whole thing says something. G Camden talks to the second group.
The name points at Camden, the London district of market stalls and street where nobody asks permission before mixing things, and that air runs through the tone of the line: it is the corner of the Guess catalogue that takes itself least seriously. Its pieces are meant to be worn together and alongside whatever is already on. Unsure about one particular reference? Write to us and you will get what we know about that piece, with no brochure in between.
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