French fashion house Dior has released a limited edition collection of 24-carat gold temporary tattoos for its Grand Bal collection. Designed by Dior jewelry designer Camille Miceli, each set is made using real gold leafing and includes cuffs, chain bracelets, charms and rings.
From Dior: “Discreet or sumptuous, refined and luxurious, gold is putting in an appearance everywhere at Dior. Today, Dior gold is making its mark, right on your skin. Make-believe yet real jewels, these precious tattoos are an ephemeral Joaillerie design by Camille Miceli for Dior. Created from 24-carat gold micro-particles, they can be worn as a finishing touch or a total look. Fusing with your skin, these incredible cuffs, extravagant chain bracelets, discreet earrings and sexy chokers are highly covetable objects.”
Retailing for $120 a set, the gold tattoos are currently out of stock at Nordstrom. Shockingly. Dior’s jewelry had already taken a playful turn that summer with the My Dior campaign starring Raquel Zimmermann and shot by Steven Meisel, which showed layered, mix-and-match fine jewelry. Temporary gold or fine pieces, the brand was clearly in an experimental mood.
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Photos Courtesy of Dior
