Winter can mean very different things to people in different locations, but for those of you heading into colder, cooler, or even just greyer weather – get ready to augment your holiday gift recommendations with some winter wardrobe accessorizing advice. Because a truly stylish fashionista still needs her jewelry even when she is bundled up for warmth in layers of winter clothes!
Here are 6 tips for jewels that complement and accommodate winter garb:
- Big instead of stacked: Don’t risk losing one or more of your favorite slender rings while hands are frequently going in & out of gloves and pockets. One or two bold rings are the safer bet because you can feel them move around. A pop of color and striking facets or finishes will most likely be noticed & admired.
- Stand-Out-Studs: In addition to those hats and earmuffs, many women wear their hair down to keep their ears toasty. Hooks & dangles can get hooked or tangled (we're in rhyme-zone now!) – play it safe with glamorous studs or earlobe hugging hoops with extra width and light-catching luster.
- Go Long instead of layered: The dainty charm necklaces and graduated chains that look so sweet with sundresses will get lost among sweaters, layered tops, and turtlenecks. Opt for longer chains with larger, focal point pendants.
- Clink-y instead of sleek: Bracelets need to pack a punch to be worn and stand out over long sleeves, but the high-polished solid cuffs favored for bare wrists can feel cumbersome in winter. Oversized but lighter weight links make a good contrast to ribbed or textured sleeves, and they’ll still slide nicely into coat and jacket sleeves.
- Bring on the Brooches: Pins are made for coat lapels, hats, and concealing the top button of classic sweater sets. From dress-up to casual, demure to funky – pins are perfect for creating a polished and personalized look.
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