Kelly’s “Navajo-Inspired Bling” to Save America

Posted by , on August 25, 2009 at 10:22 pm

On September 10th (aka the night of the circus that is Fashion’s Night Out), Real Housewife Kelly Killoren Bensimon will add her name to the laundry list of collaborations going on the night before Fashion Week begins. The former Elle accessories editor will be showcasing her third collection for her jewelry line at the Bryant Park Hotel in an event with HauteLook. Good luck to you, Kelly, because with Alex Wang giving catwalk lessons at Barneys and with Anna Wintour signing t-shirts in Queens, we’re pretty sure your limelight is already overshadowed.

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We think Kelly could use some focus before her showcase because she can’t seem to make sense when talking about her collection:

“Everyone talks about being green and being respectful of America, but no one has done something that is Navajo-inspired,” Kelly told PEOPLE magazine. “Women love diamonds and sparkles, but nothing is sexier than Navajo-inspired bling.” Later in the interview she notes that her mother looked like Pocahontas growing up, which served as another source for her inspiration.

Okay Kelly, so what you’re saying is that you are doing honorable deeds for the greater good of America by designing “Navajo-inspired bling?” We’re not buying it. And sorry to burst your bubble, but when we first saw your sparkly, coiled serpent cuff we were instantly reminded of Cleopatra in Ancient Egypt, not women with side braids living in teepees.

[People/StyleWatch]


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  1. jeri says:

    “woman with side braids in teepees” are you kidding? stop stereotyping, I think you can do better than that. We dont live in teepees but i do agree with the design, i dont think she did her research on Native American jewelry she based it on a disney character

  2. K says:

    This is “Racist”. I am a Native American and Navajo’s do not live in Teepee’s in mordern days Get your stuff straight. You should be more nice because this lady is in some way honoring america’s greatest secret weapon.