From Runways to Real Life: Incorporating Jewelry Trends into Your Daily Wardrobe
Jewelry trends change every season, and runway looks do not always translate to a workday. Here are five runway jewelry trends and simple ways to wear each one day to day, for minimalists and maximalists alike.
Statement Earrings
This season, designers went big with oversized hoops, chandelier drops, and even mismatched pairs. To incorporate this trend into your daily wardrobe, keep your outfit simple and let your earrings do the talking. Pair oversized hoops with a plain white tee and jeans for a casual look, or dress up your LBD with chandelier drops.
Layered Necklaces
Stacking necklaces has been a trend for years, and this season designers are piling on even more chains and pendants. To achieve this look, choose necklaces of varying lengths and thicknesses. Layered chains with delicate pendants work well during the day, while chunkier chains with bold pendants are great for a night out.
Colorful Jewelry
This season, designers are ditching the classic gold and silver for colorful jewelry pieces. From bright beads to multicolored stones, there's a piece of jewelry in every color of the rainbow. To incorporate this trend into your daily wardrobe, choose jewelry pieces that complement your outfit. For a monochromatic outfit, choose jewelry in a contrasting color to make a statement.
Mixed Metals
Mixing metals is no longer a fashion faux pas. This season, designers are combining gold, silver and rose gold. To incorporate this trend into your daily wardrobe, start small with a mixed metal bracelet or watch. As you get comfortable with the trend, mix and match rings and necklaces for a layered look.
Pearls
Pearls have been a classic accessory for decades, but this season, designers have given them a modern update. From statement pearl earrings to layered pearl necklaces, pearls are no longer just for grandma. To incorporate this trend into your daily wardrobe, choose modern pearl pieces like mismatched earrings or a pearl lariat necklace.
When you try a new trend, start small, with one pair of earrings or one mixed-metal bracelet, and build from there.
