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GOOD ART HLYWD Crashes Barneys SF Party



Famed jewelry designer Josh Warner of Los Angeles' GOOD ART HLYWD - whose handcrafted, one-off jewelry is owned by such industry icons as Elton John, Jennifer Lopez, Lisa Marie Presley, Jessica Alba, Ashton Kutcher, John Galliano and Morrissey, to name a few - has shaken up the San Francisco scene by placing his coveted masterpieces in the brand-new Barneys flagship store.



Warner was thrilled to join the highly esteemed fashion institution in their new home at 48 Stockton Street in Union Square - one of the few exclusive retailers to carry Warner's ultra high-end American masterpieces.



The GOOD ART HLWYD line of fine jewelry is entirely handmade in Los Angeles with Warner overseeing every stage of production. Designs originate from his drawings (and then either wood or wax carvings) and incorporate everything from the seemingly obvious Spanish Cross to the most innovative clasps and mechanisms this side of the industrial revolution. With details both subtle and out-and-out ingenious, the entire line is heavily steeped in Warner's spare-no-expense attitude of "Do it right or don't do it at all."



Originally intended to appeal to the rebellious subculture of Warner's youth, the pieces now produced at his company GOOD ART HLYWD have become status symbols for uber-hip trendsetting celebrities who desire a "badass" edge in contrast to the conservative luxury of Rodeo Drive.



The GOOD ART HLYWD line is currently available at such exclusive outlets as Barneys New York and Louis Boston, and can be viewed (by appointment only) at GOOD ART HLYWD's Hollywood showroom.



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