By day, Taylor Sade, 24, is a marketing manager.
But after work hours, she hand-strings beads and stones on her bed in her Lower East Side apartment, cradled next to her two Himalayan cats.
Those creations eventually add up to Vertigo, the buzzy brand behind the accessory draping the necks and waists of many young women this summer.
The brand sells a collection of chokers, pendants and belts made of oversize beads that look as if they were plucked from the sand.
The accessories, which cost $120 to $380, are often dark-hued but also glint in brighter colors, and they’ve shown up on many bikini-clad beachgoers — an embodiment of a self-assurance often associated with a “Hot Girl Summer.”
Persons:
Taylor Sade, cradled, “ I’ve, ” Ms, Sade, they’ve, ”
Locations:
Lower