“Accessories are what makes or marks a woman.”
– Coco Chanel
Right from the ancient diadems and stone studded crowns to statement fashion jewellery of the modern day, regardless of the country, culture and social status they belong to, women have always loved to adorn jewellery. From being a mere piece of utility to being a fashion statement, jewellery has transformed inexplicably over centuries.
Today we live in an era where everything right from our homes to our wardrobes is immensely influenced by trends. And when we speak of trends, the fashion weeks at New York, London, Milan, and Paris are known to be the biggest trendsetter events in the fashion calendar.
These fashion capitals see an influx of celebrities and editors at the front rows reviewing and noting the ostentatious collection of fashion world’s most creative and a-list designers right from Oscar De La Renta to Versace, Salvatore Ferragamo to Chanel, Marc Jacobs to Fendi, in the realms of ensembles, couture, jewellery, accessories, bags, make up, hairstyles and footwear.
While you lust after the avant-garde and scene-stealing ensembles by your dream designers, do not miss out on the scintillating showcase of jewelry.
The runways at New York, London, Milan and Paris Spring/Summer 2019 saw an astonishing collection of jewellery by designers like Loewe, Chanel, Balenciaga, Altuzarra, Anna Sui, Alyssa Coscarelli. The collections were brimming with everything right from the classic heart-shaped earrings of the 80’s to the ancient sea-shell inspired jewellery and more.
Before you head out on your next shopping spree, here are 2019’s top 7 jewelry trends to keep your style game up the ante.
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Sea- Shells
Looking for chic accessories to amp up your resort look? The latest jewelry collection of your favorite brands are filled with the pre-historic shells. Seen in the collections of Altuzarra and Anna Sui, this jewelry trend will give you major beach vibes.
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Little Hearts
From the collections of Balenciaga and Escada to the fashion bloggers on Instagram, this 80’s trend has occupied a special place in the wardrobe. Update your street style with the statement-making heart-shaped earrings!
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Retro Hoops
The oldest earrings archeologists ever discovered belonged to the Sumerian women who lived in 2500 BC and favored the now classic, gold hoop style. Reinvented and redesigned every year, this timeless trend just got heavier this year. Team it up with your classic LBD to slay the retro trend.
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The Art of Layering
From apparels to jewelry, layering has been among 2019’s most loved fashion trend. Designers like Alexander McQueen, Giambattista Valli, and Paco Rabanne mastered the art of layering by detailing each neckpiece with precious stones. Fret not, the trend blends perfectly well with your workwear.
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Bold Metals
Gone are the days when delicate neckpieces were the go-to accessories. It’s time to go bold with the chunky metal chain jewelry. Opt for the metal chain choker with your sassy jumpsuit as you head out for a cocktail party. Perfectly executed in the collections of Paco Rabanne, Marni and Louis Vuitton, this industry inspired trend make up as perfect conversation starters.
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Dainty Pearls
World’s oldest gemstone has made its way to 2019’s trend charts through the collections of Chanel, Prabal Gurung, and Oscar de la Renta. From delicate pearl necklace to ear cuffs and bracelets, fill your jewelry Pandora box with these dainty pieces to reinvent Audrey Hepburn’s look in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
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Glittering Crystals
Add some bling to your slinky cocktail dress. From sparkling hearts to the cascading chandelier drop earrings, crystals are just what you need for the party season. Seen in the collections of Balenciaga, Jacquemus, and Givenchy, this jewelry trend is no less than a disco ball.
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Give your wardrobe an instant update this year with these statement-making and conversation starter jewellery trends to look no less than a Diva!
