Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Spring and Summer 2011 Jewelry Trend in the Spring Summer 2011 seasons accessories will definitely play an important role in defining our outfits.
Here are 5 Spring Summer jewelry trends to look out for in the coming months:
Geometric
Go crazy with a mix of shapes and patterns, the bolder the better! A necklace of metallic triangles, squares, stars, and unusual funky patterns are perfect to dress up a simple no-frills outfit.
Bangles
It’s time for a retro flashback, only this time with more emphasis on the flash. Bangle bracelets are once again in style, having already been spotted on a few runways (Marc Jacobs, Roberto Cavalli, Donna Karen) and on the red carpet of the Golden Globes. In keeping with the tone of loud and ostentatious, we’re talking extra large, multiples worn together, and full of decorative detail.
Plastic
Exciting news for your inner child! From fluorescent cuff bracelets to flimsy necklaces, dig up those plastic accessories courtesy of your 14 year-old self’s bag of tricks.
Rose Gold
Not interested in the casual and clunky look? No problem! For more formal attire, the stunning rose-gold will dress up any ensemble with elegance. The pink tinted metal is often used for special occasion jewelry, such as weddings and engagements, but this Spring we’re in for more than a few guest appearances. Add a few faux gem stones (as seen above)
Fringe
The ’70s fringe and tassel look is back and designers like Louis Vuitton are setting the trend with fringe trim clutches and long tasseled earrings.
Here are 5 Spring Summer jewelry trends to look out for in the coming months:
Geometric
Go crazy with a mix of shapes and patterns, the bolder the better! A necklace of metallic triangles, squares, stars, and unusual funky patterns are perfect to dress up a simple no-frills outfit.
Bangles
It’s time for a retro flashback, only this time with more emphasis on the flash. Bangle bracelets are once again in style, having already been spotted on a few runways (Marc Jacobs, Roberto Cavalli, Donna Karen) and on the red carpet of the Golden Globes. In keeping with the tone of loud and ostentatious, we’re talking extra large, multiples worn together, and full of decorative detail.
Plastic
Exciting news for your inner child! From fluorescent cuff bracelets to flimsy necklaces, dig up those plastic accessories courtesy of your 14 year-old self’s bag of tricks.
Rose Gold
Not interested in the casual and clunky look? No problem! For more formal attire, the stunning rose-gold will dress up any ensemble with elegance. The pink tinted metal is often used for special occasion jewelry, such as weddings and engagements, but this Spring we’re in for more than a few guest appearances. Add a few faux gem stones (as seen above)
Fringe
The ’70s fringe and tassel look is back and designers like Louis Vuitton are setting the trend with fringe trim clutches and long tasseled earrings.
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