Miriam Haskell 24" Pearl Strand Necklace |
Lengths: Make sure your necklaces are varying in lengths and staggered. You don’t want to have two necklaces lying on top of each other.
Jose and Maria Barrera 39" Beaded Necklace |
Mixing: Mixing different media, like gems and beads, are great because they add texture and character. Layering with different metals, like gold and silver, can also make a chic fashion statement. There’s a lot of room for you to be playful when you’re accessorizing, but make sure there’s a common theme or look matching each necklace. For example, you can match up the textures for two of the three necklaces and make the third necklace share some common similarity with at least one of the two.
King Baby Studio 38" Fine Curb Necklace with Crosses |
Don’t Get Too Chunky: Your longest necklace usually looks best when it’s the slimmest. As the necklaces become shorter, or closer to the neck, they can increase in width.
Shoot For Three: When it comes to layering, more than three necklaces tend to be distracting. Unless your necklaces run on the more simple side, try to keep your necklaces to around three.
Play Around & Personalize: Don’t be afraid to get a little funky. Sometimes different lengths, textures or colors that you wouldn’t necessarily pair together may actually look great once they’re on. Also, don’t be afraid to mix your old jewelry with your newer pieces – it’s okay to be a little playful with your look.
Erickson Beamon Beauty and the Beast Necklace |
Tip: Look for necklaces that have adjustable clasps at the back. Adjustable necklaces that can be lengthened or shortened are awesome when it comes to layering.
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