Spotted in Season 4 Episode 6 of the leading fashion television hit series Gossip Girl, Kelly Rutherford starring Lily Bass / van der Woodsen / Humphrey wore TZEN jewelry for the second time this season. Classy, elegant and edgy all describe Rutherford's role in the series as a billionaire social elite in the New York Upper East Side. TZEN's Classics Satin Drop earrings easily fit her look with 18K brushed gold drop from the bali-styled top. Each succeeding episode brings more surprises as the star guest, Tim Gunn, fashion guru, met with Taylor Momsen starring Jenny Humphrey evaluating her designs and Ivanka Trump joined in on a social function. Did anyone spot the quick showing of Isaac Mizrahi during the episode? Watch out for celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe for next week's episode.
"It's one of our finest and most versatile earrings going from day to night, work to cocktail," says Julie Liu, the designer from TZEN. TZEN offers a collection of high end limited collection jewelry. Every design is limited to fifty pieces due to rarity in material and design. The brand offers uniqueness and exclusivity. With only a little over a year after the brand launched, TZEN has already won a Rising Star from Fashion Group International and has been adorned by celebrities such as Rachael Ray, Viola Davis, Tamara Tunie, etc. TZEN is now carried at high end boutiques all around in the country in Beverly Hills, Newport Beach, New York, and Chicago.
About the Designer
Julie Liu gave up her career as a successful hedge fund manager to follow her passion as a jewelry designer in 2009. Trained in quantitative finance with a bachelor's degree from University of California, Berkeley and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Liu has the business side of the jewelry business under her belt. After realizing that art has always been what had carried her through the tough times, Liu created the brands Mia Pezzi and TZEN. What is surprising is her innate ability to design one of a kind pieces that are couture, beautiful, and sophisticated with the splashes of colors.
About TZEN
TZEN is a collection of unique limited collection jewelry made with bold colored gemstones that fuses Italian couture with Asian intricacies. Pieces are meant to take you from day to night and from jeans to gowns. Each piece is handmade and is available in high end boutiques around the United States and online at TZENBoutique.com. Big on philanthropy, TZEN has designed specific pieces for Susan G. Komen Foundation, The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, Solving Kids Cancer, and Conservation International.
About Gossip Girl
Gossip Girl is The CW hit television series airing on Monday nights paying tribute to the latest high end fashion. With the same costume designer as Sex and the City, Gossip Girl is already taking the lead as the series to watch for the latest in designer couture as well as the juicy story line of socialites and the privileged (Kelly Rutherford as Lily Bass / van der Woodsen, Leighton Meester playing Blair Waldorf and Blake Lively starring Serena van der Woodsen) from the Upper East Side of New York.
2010-10-28
Jewelry Stolen in Second Forced Entry Burglary
More than $7,500 in jewelry was stolen from a Downers Grove home after an intruder pried open a back window and ransacked the place, Downers Grove police said Thursday.
The incident is the second forced entry burglary to occur in the Downers Grove area in the last week. Two motorcycles and some money, among other things, were taken from a car repair facility that was entered and also ransacked in similar fashion over the weekend.
“You can never say for sure if they are connected, you don’t know,” said Sgt. Dave Bormann of the Downers Grove police, who advised residents to make sure their doors and windows are locked when not home.
“If you are concerned about your safety we can send somebody out to do a home inspection,” he said.
According to a police report, a resident of the 7000 block of Grand Avenue came home to find her belongings scattered about the house. Sensing something was amiss, the resident called police who conducted a search, a report states.
Only jewelry was taken from the home, based on a police inventory of items taken. Items missing include two high-end watches valued at a combined $6,000, police said. Also missing were a number of women’s bracelets valued at a combined total of about $1,200.
Police say they think the house was burglarized sometime between 10 a.m. on Oct. 25, when the woman’s husband left for work, and 7:20 p.m. that same day, when the woman returned home from work.
It appears whoever took the jewelry exited the home through a back door, police said.
Bormann said police have no suspects.
The incident is the second forced entry burglary to occur in the Downers Grove area in the last week. Two motorcycles and some money, among other things, were taken from a car repair facility that was entered and also ransacked in similar fashion over the weekend.
“You can never say for sure if they are connected, you don’t know,” said Sgt. Dave Bormann of the Downers Grove police, who advised residents to make sure their doors and windows are locked when not home.
“If you are concerned about your safety we can send somebody out to do a home inspection,” he said.
According to a police report, a resident of the 7000 block of Grand Avenue came home to find her belongings scattered about the house. Sensing something was amiss, the resident called police who conducted a search, a report states.
Only jewelry was taken from the home, based on a police inventory of items taken. Items missing include two high-end watches valued at a combined $6,000, police said. Also missing were a number of women’s bracelets valued at a combined total of about $1,200.
Police say they think the house was burglarized sometime between 10 a.m. on Oct. 25, when the woman’s husband left for work, and 7:20 p.m. that same day, when the woman returned home from work.
It appears whoever took the jewelry exited the home through a back door, police said.
Bormann said police have no suspects.
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