Accessory Tip of the Week
MIX YOUR METALS
According to Chelsea Jackson a fashion stylist and buyer, accessorizing has certainly come a long way since matchy-match details. Long gone are those days of matching your earrings to your bracelet to your necklace to your earrings. It's a new day and jewelry has arrived. Chelsea advises that rich, warm-toned jewelry (think an antique brass watch passed through generations or a few dainty gold necklaces) pop when paired with a cool silver statement piece like a cuff or great pair of earrings. Jackson’s best tip to take the guesswork out of overlapping metals is to choose a dominant shade: “Pick your favorite metal, make that your base, and introduce a few contrasting pieces to master mixing in an effortless way.
According to Chelsea Jackson a fashion stylist and buyer, accessorizing has certainly come a long way since matchy-match details. Long gone are those days of matching your earrings to your bracelet to your necklace to your earrings. It's a new day and jewelry has arrived. Chelsea advises that rich, warm-toned jewelry (think an antique brass watch passed through generations or a few dainty gold necklaces) pop when paired with a cool silver statement piece like a cuff or great pair of earrings. Jackson’s best tip to take the guesswork out of overlapping metals is to choose a dominant shade: “Pick your favorite metal, make that your base, and introduce a few contrasting pieces to master mixing in an effortless way.