The Double Earrings
It all started with Dior and those lush double sided pearls.... then it exploded. Ear jackets, backwards drop earrings, thread drops.... Just pop a back on it an your on the right track!
If your feeling classic, try a double stud a la Dior.
In more of an experimental mood? Go for a Loewe-inspired optical illusion and choose a piece that literally looks like it's travelling through your ear.
My pick? Dior's oversized, asymmetric ear jackets.
On The Runway
Dior
My Style
If you follow me on Instagram (if you don't it's @thedailyluxe ;) ) you will know that I am absolutely addicted to double earrings. If I had to round it down to three favorites, it would be my through-ear, white crystal shards, my pearl-spike drops and my elongated leaf ear jackets.
The Body Chain
If you're a fan of embellishing unusual areas, the body chain is one for you to invest in. Wrapping around the neck and waist, the body chain adds a little bit of a beachy-bohemian vibe to a plain ensemble. Layer it up with statement necklaces for an extra bold look.
Anna Sui's woodstock-inspired body chains were detailed, colourful and totally hippy in equal part.
Versace's body chains, on the other hand, looked more like props from 'Fifty Shades Of Grey.'
Take your pick, but I know which one I'll be rocking...
On The Runway
Anna Sui (Source: totalbeauty.com)
Versace (Source: vogue.com)
My Style
The Fringe Piece
Well this jewellery trend should come as no surprise to the seasoned fashionista, after all, fringes are literally everywhere this season. So why not inject some 70s into your outfit with a fringed jewellery piece?
Tom Ford replaced fringes boho roots with a more elegant, Gothic look that saw high-shine fringe earrings in glistening black tones.
Nina Ricci kept things simple with small, gold chain fringes hanging dramatically from the wrist.
As a total fringe addict, you can sign me up for one of everything: pronto!
On The Runway
Nina Ricci (Source: dailyelle.fr)
Tom Ford (Source: harpersbazaar.com)
Creatures Of The Wind (Source:harpersbazaar.com)
My Style
The Stacked Rings
Forget one, huge statement ring, this trend is all about layering up that finger candy! If your a total beginner, try investing in a ring set in silver or gold.
If you want a very statement look, mix whenever and whatever you want. Stones, gems, different shapes... it's all good!
Chanel kept their stacked rings dainty and simple, with slim, silver bands adorning the models fingers.
Dior, on the other hand, layered chunky statement rings with large, stone facets.
On The Runway
Chanel (Source: shopsassygirls.blogspot.com)
Dior (Source: raymondleejewellers.net)
My Style
I see no harm in mixing gold and silver tones: the more the merrier! I like to mix different shapes, sizes and textures and stack multiple rings on one finger. Cha-ching!
The Metal Choker
Christian Dior presented a literal dog collar, albeit an incredibly chic one, with high-shine silver chokers.
Balenciaga went for a more ethereal approach with rows of leaves adorning the neck.
But perhaps my favorite take on this seasons choker was at Balmain. A clever combination of transparent resin and shiny metal, this futuristic look would add an instant quirk to any get up.
On The Runway
Christian Dior(Source: harpersbazaar.com)
Balenciaga (Source: harpersbazaar.com)
Balmain (Source: harpersbazaar.com)
My Style
Wooden Jewellery
Another element of 70s boho is being revived through wooden jewellery. Although it may be quite heavy, look on the bright side: it won't tarnish and wooden brown tones go with everything. Although, I wouldn't wear them with your wedding dress...
Go for chunky brown beads mixed with exotically coloured strands as seen on Etro for a summery vibe that you can add to your look year round.
Want a more ethnic look? Take inspiration from Stella Jean and add animal shapes, tassels and resin to your wooden jewellery for a look that screams 'world traveler'.
On The Runway
Marni (Source: harpersbazaar.com)
Stella Jean (Source: harpersbazaar.com)
My Style
In my opinion, wood and gold metal make some darn beautiful babies together, and these hoop earrings are no exception. Although once I swore I would never EVER wear hoops, the thick wooden material and gold fringe detailing make them more sophisticated and less stripper.
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Which jewellery trend are you currently coveting?
Rachel
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