It’s fashion week in New York. The catwalks are built and the bulbs are flashing. Jewelry usually takes a backseat to the clothes and ends up somewhere in the accessories closet. This year, however, renowned jewelry designer Didier Peiro paired his collection with Andres-Aquino’s couture line at Saturday night’s Couture show in the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria.
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