Delfina Delettrez's Roman Holiday in Jewelry Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, with Delfina Delettrez. Jewelry takes a Roman holiday thanks to Delfina Delettrez The magnificent marble of Rome and the micro-mosaics of the Eternal City were the inspiration for the jewelry of Delfina Delettrez . Showing in the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, which has taken two of the young designer's pieces for its jewelry gallery, Ms. Delettrez talked about a new runway partnership. Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, who have carried Ms. Delettrez's jewelry in their Opening Ceremony shop in New York, now are working with her for the Kenzo collection that they will present Sunday. Sculpted harlequins were the setting for Carrera marble columns inserted in a silver cuff bracelet, while miniature baroque mirrors dangled as earrings and bracelets with hard stone panels like shaded marble. Taking the antiquities of Rome and making them look ancient - but modern - was the success story of this collection. Suzy Menkes Zandra Rhodes puts the past into future patterns A retrospective fromZandra Rhodes - with a glint of a future for the British designer's unforgettable prints - was a surprise element in a fashion season obsessed with pattern. This display of bold zigzag and wave prints on flowing silk and wispy chiffon or the same spirit in a pleated golden ball gown with rosettes at the shoulder was from the designer's archives. They were shown with vivid hair color to match her own shocking pink locks and the colorful makeup style for which she was famous. This lively retrospective included every hit look, like a haute white wedding gown, its "rips" held together with pearl safety pins, from the 1977 "Conceptual Chic" collection that first brought Punk to high fashion. But the Zandra Rhodes look, so painstakingly painted by her hands 40 years ago, had a futurist element here too. The last three outfits had prints that were digitally worked to bring a new dimension to the artistic hand craft.