How to Wear an Ear Cuff: Sculptural Fit & Form
No piercings, no fastenings — only form. Explore how Lorn Jean ear cuffs are shaped to follow the contours of the ear, held in place by proportion and refinement. A...
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The Florentine Dress at The National Museum of Scotland
A sculptural landmark in Lorn Jean’s design evolution, The Florentine Dress merges jewellery and garment into one seamless form. Now exhibited at the National Museum of Scotland, it marks the...
Garment, Jewellery: The Continuum of Design
From seamless garments to sculptural jewellery, each piece by Lorn Jean is part of an evolving design continuum—shaped through architectural clarity, material precision, and a commitment to sculptural expression.
Material Poetics: The Philosophy Behind the Form
Material Poetics is more than a collection — it reflects a way of working shaped by design training, observation, and sculptural inquiry. This journal entry explores the ideas behind each...
Material Consideration: X-ray Silver & Recycled Sterling
Select pieces at Lorn Jean are cast in X-ray and recycled sterling silver, chosen for their sculptural clarity, traceable sourcing, and refined integrity.
Notes on Design: Emotion, Material & Meaning
Emotion is shaped through scale, proportion, and refinement. This journal entry reflects on how structure carries feeling, from early integrated garments to sculptural forms in silver and gold. Jewellery becomes...
