Go Big and Bold: Fall Jewelry Style Tips
As we all know, piecing together the perfect ensemble is only half the battle. Accessorizing with jewelry helps complete a total look. During the fall it’s especially fun to mix and match jewelry, as they can give an already layered outfit extra drama and spruce up the average fall color palette. Check out our top three jewelry style tips to keep in mind during shopping this season!
Keep it Colorful
Autumn is the season of rich, vibrant colors even if only present in your jewelry. When wearing monochromatic tones try to add a jewelry piece that will brighten up your look. Use accessories as a way to create contrast. Or even if your outfit includes color variety, bright jewelry can help play them up. Don’t be afraid to throw on those sapphire earrings with that orange sweater! Color coordination is the hidden key to fall fashion.
History + Industry by Irene Wood Exhibition earrings
Bijoux Heart Swarovski crystal ring
Urban Outfitters Fiona Paxton Shinko necklace
Guess Multi-Color Pyramid Stretch ring
Unwritten Sterling Silver Multicolor drop earrings
The Bigger, the Better
Large jewelry pieces are in season all year long. However, bulk from heavy coats and layers are accentuated by bigger accessories that add bold edge and a bit of drama!
History + Industry by Irene Wood Jaded Stone necklace
Urban Outfitters Alkemie Manta Ray ring
Try Stackable Pieces
We’ve been seeing a lot of stacked jewelry from bangle sets to rings. This style is not only a way to pile on some of your favorite pieces all at once, but it makes for a cool look when wearing a long sleeve or jacket. Going along with the idea of creating drama with jewelry, stacking your accessories adds a touch of volume and flair.
Block Texture Upper Knuckle Ring
Betsey Johnson Multi-Tone Hinged Bangle Set
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I like that upper knuckle ring. I always liked such type of small but elegant jewelry. Never liked those big ear rings etc. They always looked a bit strange and weird to me.
great read, I’ll be sharing the information