6 Jewelry Trends I'm Buying to Make My Outfits Look Expensive
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@anna__laplacaWearing Lili Claspe Lara Link Lariat Necklace ($115)
Chain-link necklaces are trending hard right now, so chances are they're already on your radar. If not, they should be. I've been wearing one (or a few) pretty much every day this fall, and I definitely think they lend an expensive-looking touch to whatever I wear them with, be it layered over a turtleneck or simply with jeans and a blazer.
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@anna__laplacaWearing Alex Jewelry Studio Pebble Rings I and II ($165 each).
I'm not normally a ring person, but I love the way that a stack of chunky rings looks. Their sculptural shape immediately adds something luxurious to my outfit.
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@anna__laplacaWearing Mejuri's Croissant Dome Earrings ($65).
I wear gold hoops every single day, so I recently upgraded from a plain pair to this fun twisted version. The texture and shape offer a little something special—and they never fail to earn me compliments.
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@anna__laplacaI used to be a huge fan of the dainty necklace stack, but more recently, I've pared back how many necklaces I wear on a given day. Lately, I've been reaching for fewer, more substantial pieces, one of which is a flat herringbone chain, which catches the light so well and adds an elevated feel to whatever else I'm wearing.
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@anna__laplacaWearing a vintage Chanel belt via The RealReal.
Okay, so this one could be categorized as more of an accessory than a piece of jewelry, but I'm still mentioning it here because it's a favorite of mine. Whether it's styled over a blazer, dress, pants, or really any other outfit, it never fails to add a dose of glamour.
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@anna__laplacaWearing a vintage belt.
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@anna__laplacaWearing Briwok Chloe Anklet ($65).
If you thought anklets were only for warm weather, think again. This summery jewelry trend can (and should) make a cameo this time of year. Take a cue from the F/W 19 runways and layer it over tights or follow my lead and wear one over socks.
