Not that I’m directing my comment to anyone, but this provides a great visual on how well cast silver, turquoise, and black leather can come together! 
This is such a great look. Blue jeans and rolled up sleeves, it’s beauty in simplicity! Thanks for sharing, @chicfarmer!
I wonder though, if the jewelry belongs to her or if the stylist obtained it for the shoot.
I’ve never seen Jennifer Aniston wearing turquoise before, other than that older pic in this thread . She doesn’t seem like a “Southwestern style” kind of girl.
It is all gorgeous, though.
I think her cluster cuff is beautiful. Am I correct thinking it’s Navajo, not Zuni?
It’s totally characteristic of an Ondelacy family (Zuni) cluster bracelet. Applied half-moons of silver interspersed with round turquoise or silver drops around the center cluster: Ondelacy. Very possible that the jewelry is from Vicki Turbeville, who sources a lot of major-magazine shoots. Here’s a Warren Ondelacy cuff at Vicki’s–could be this very one:
https://vickiturbeville.com/products/vintage-cluster-bracelet-br-by-warren-ondelacy
Thanks Chic. Clusters can be a little tricky for me. Think I’ll go back to the 5% I know about belt buckles. 
@Stracci I’m late to this party, but I agree with @Ravenscry (and everyone else!)….so have you picked up the rainbow man ring and the beautiful belt yet?? 
You’re correct, Chic. Here are screenshots of posts from Vicki’s Instagram. Please pardon the photo bomb…
Try as you might, Tom, but we all know better. 
I guess your local weather person is a celebrity in their town; ours (Lisa Villegas, WBTV channel 3 in Charlotte) is sporting this great cuff for tonight’s forecast!
Came here to see if anyone posted the Jennifer Aniston Elle cover yet but y’all are way ahead of me.
Today, I discovered a gem that I didn’t know existed. A 40-minute documentary, a companion piece to Redford’s Outlaw Trail book, that was uploaded on YouTube just one month ago.
For anyone who is interested in Old West history and is a fan of Redford, this documentary is a must see and very enjoyable. In keeping with this thread, he is wearing his Rolex Submariner on a turquoise watch band - the same setup he wore in The Electric Horseman. 
I finally had a chance to finish this treasure last night. I can’t thank you enough for sharing it, Tom.
Robert’s activism for Indigenous cultures and the environment, his passion for the West, and his captivating character are just a few attributes of his that I’ve always admired. How marvelous it would have been to have him as a campfire companion just once.
Thanks again, Tom! 
@TAH Im adding the book to my reading list.
Check the right hand ring on Hoyt Axton. I wasn’t sure if I should post this one here, or the music thread!
