With the holidays at our heels we’re all seeking effortless ways to glam up our look. Since necklines are rising during the day and then plunging more at night, there is no better way to have a dazzling decollete than with the perfect necklace. There are some amazing necklace trends to show off this season so here are some ideas to help you create a beautiful treasure chest.
Whether your usual neckline is high, low, or in between, the best way to fill in the blanks this season, is with a sparkling treasure chest!
Elegant Night Moves
If the words ” Elegant” and “Sexy” come to mind when picking your look, this jaw dropping Colleen Lopez “Fancy This” Lace Pattern Necklace is the perfect choice. Imagine yourself walking into a holiday soiree wearing this number with a beautiful cocktail dress or suit. Bold “neck lace” like this can be worn more ways than you might think. Besides evening attire, try this with a solid color sweater dress or turtleneck during the day and show the world your knockout style!
Fringed Bib Necklace
One of the big trends you’re seeing everywhere right now is 70’s boho chic. Fringe is on now found on everything from boots to bags – so it’s no surprise designers are featuring this look for our necklines, too! Fringe necklaces are an easy way to add instant style and pizzaz to your winter wardrobe and this Colleen Lopez “Long Fringe” Necklace has all the right stuff. The ombre metallic sparkling beads dance with the light and will give your outfit retro flair with fringe benefits!
Luxe Layers
Want to look longer and leaner for the holidays? Try on long layered necklaces! This Colleen Lopez “Rock Envy” 3-Tier Crystal Drop Necklace is the ultimate choice for any season. The shortest layer brings interest to your face, the middle layer brings attention to your neckline, and the longest layer brings the eye down, giving you the illusion of a slimmer figure. Wear the layered look with jeans, to the office, or to a party. Eat, drink, be merry and look fabulous in twinkling, slimming layers!
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