Austin Lin Engages the Cloud with a Tank

Unless you are unfamiliar with the Cartier cult, the title of the article alludes to Austin Lin's combination of the Clash de Cartier with the Juste un Clou series and a Tank Louis Cartier.

In the past two years, you may have observed many phenomena. The first observation is that everyone has abruptly become a digital fitness aficionado; the second is that these individuals have developed an interest in kombucha; and third, we have ventured into the unconventional realm of male jewelry. It is challenging to articulate the latter phenomenon. Some guys like merely a basic bracelet and a watch, while others have adopted #decoracore, the practice of layering Gen-Z jewelry that produces a jingling sound as they move.

We refer to Taiwanese actor and singer Austin Lin's approach to male jewelry as the Cartier clash.

His selection of adornments is unadorned. Consider an object of exquisite timelessness, such as the Tank Louis Cartier. How precisely does it embody timelessness? The watch has existed since 1917 and serves as a visual reference for other items. The elegance of a Juste un Clou bracelet and ring contrasts sharply with the edgy lightness of a Clash de Cartier ring. It is an unequivocal method for males to layer jewelry. All elements have a uniform golden hue, since gold seamlessly complements any color palette you may don.

Nonetheless, the sole stipulation is that one must remain authentic to their personal aesthetic in jewelry. One need not identify as a goth, surfer, or aristocrat to experiment with the jewelry of these subcultures; nonetheless, adopting such personas can enhance one's street credibility. Wishing you success.