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The jump to designer valentine day jewelry jewellery not much of a stretch for Miceli, whose early life was a Parisian Bohemian fantasy: Her father, Stefano Miceli, tiffany pendants by his art books, and her mother, Dominique Miceli, a noted fashion stylist, carted her off to shoots with Guy Bourdin. "The house was always filled with artists and photographers. It was a crazy atmosphere," Miceli remembers. Azzedine Ala'ia, a good friend of her mother's, who later gave Miceli an internship at age 16, saw to it that Miceli got her first designer outfit-brown leggings with a matching sweater and old man's shoes-when she turned 12; from there, a fearless dresser was born.Miceli still goes about garbed in the manner that pleases her-and only her. "Inadvertently, it often pleases others," notes Jacobs. Miceli is known to mix up her valentine pendants Chanel with old and new Alaïa; she also throws in bits of Louis Vuitton and vintage YSL, plucked from her mother's illustrious closet. She usually accessorizes with treasures she has found on her most recent adventure, whether it be in Kenya or Vienna. Her look is always completed by wickedly high heels-any of the 400 pairs that tumble out of her three bedroom valentine bracelets. "Camille has shown up in some pretty wacky concoctions," says Jacobs with a laugh. "One time, on a trip to Italy, she decided to wear a fishnet cashmere sweater. It was transparent, and Camille was braless. The sweater, teamed with a simple, slim trouser, turned heads tiffany bracelets we arrived at 10:30 A.M. at the Rome airport." Miceli maintains that her more risqué days are now behind her: "At Chanel, I used to go to the office in minishorts-almost like a bathing suit with a little jacket. I can't do that anymore! Now that I have a five-year-old child, I don't go around naked," she says, giggling. "The most important thing is that whatever you put on, you have to assume it totally. If you are naked, if you are dressed like a nun, you have to assume it and handle it. Voilà!