Creative Editorial and Fashion Director, Producer + Writer; Style Director
Shannon Adducci is a Creative Editorial and Fashion Director, Producer + Writer, and Style Director at Footwear News. She specializes in beauty and fashion, with a focus on jewellery, luxury goods, and the fashion industry. Shannon's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, WWD, GQ Magazine, and Robb Report.
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Shannon Adducci's coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and press releases, primarily centered around beauty and fashion. She has a strong focus on red carpet events, celebrity style, and emerging fashion trends.
Given her emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, Shannon might be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive launches or collaborations within the beauty and fashion industry. Additionally, she may respond well to pitches that offer unique insights into emerging fashion trends showcased at high-profile events like the Golden Globes.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Shannon Adducci's coverage, it would be beneficial to provide her with information relevant to international as well as local (U.S.) fashion events.
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By: Shannon Adducci
There was a little something for every wrist on Hollywood's biggest red carpet.
Karolina Kurkova wears Bulgari white gold Maltese flower sapphire cabochon ear clips from Yafa on the cover of the Spring issue of Bal Harbour Magazine. Photo By Andres Oyuela; styling by Christopher Campbell.
In nature’s role as the ultimate source of inspiration, marine life is perhaps the most prolific domain of them all, its vast depths at once familiar and mysterious. A handful of jewelry maisons dove deep into the theme for recent high jewelry collections: Tiffany & Co.’s Sea of Wonder revives and reimagines pieces from designer Jean Schlumberger’s archival aquatic sketches, while Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection has plenty of sea creatures, including a dolphin cuff. Perhaps the most whimsical take comes from Van Cleef & Arpels, whose Treasure Island collection interprets the 18th century–set novel with diamond pirate ships, emerald palm trees, and elaborately bejeweled shells. For its Tortue de Cocos clip, the house turned to a 1953 turtle pin, etched in gold with an emerald head and tail. The new version has the same gold etching across the shell, but now articulates the sea turtle’s majestic flippers in pavé diamonds and textured gold edges.
