“We want to create slow design in an organic, natural way,” says Fredrik Nathorst, co-founder of All Blues. “It should never become a forced process but rather be a personal approach.” All Blues was founded in Stockholm in 2010. Its first micro collection—named Marianne—consisted of 37 earrings, made from 37 stones that were on a necklace that Fredrik’s partner Jacob Skragge inherited from his grandmother upon her passing. “She’d asked to spread with the wind and this was an homage to that,” says Fredrik. The duo’s new collection, Ellipse, was designed for Emma Watson to wear during the promotional tour for her latest movie, Beauty and the Beast. “Working with other people is an intimate thing to us; we want to connect with someone who resonates with the values that we’re trying to depict through our jewelry,” Jacob says. “With Emma’s work as a UN spokesperson for equal rights, doing the Ellipse collection for her seemed like a logical extension of our work.” — Handmade in Stockholm at a third-generation foundry, the Ellipse collection, comprised of sterling silver bracelets, earrings, necklaces and hair clips, is available now at All Blues. “Working with other people is an intimate thing to us." TwitterFacebookPinterest “Working with other people is an intimate thing to us." Related Stories Fashion Issue 46 Home Free The upside of downtime on a slow Sunday afternoon. Fashion Issue 46 Charles de Vilmorin Wild. Weird. Wearable: Meet the couture protégé challenging the norms of French fashion. Arts & Culture Fashion Issue 46 Emanuele Coccia An interview with fashion’s favorite philosopher. Fashion Issue 44 Under the Sun Far niente, on the faraway island of Alicudi. Design Fashion Issue 44 Michelle Elie An audience with an audacious dresser. Fashion Films Issue 44 Wardrobe Malfunction Why does the fashion in films so often disappoint?
Fashion Issue 46 Charles de Vilmorin Wild. Weird. Wearable: Meet the couture protégé challenging the norms of French fashion.
