It’s safe to say that we’re over the bling-bling era
7 minimalist accessories to highlight your OOTD this holiday season
How does that cliché go? Less is always more. There’s a reason why Coco Chanel reminded us to “look in the mirror and take one thing off” before leaving the house. Because at the end of the day, accessories are just add-ons. You wear them to enhance your whole outfit — not to take the spotlight away from it.
Don’t get us wrong. We love chunky accessories, except we’re in our minimalist era right now and would love to spread that agenda. So we’ve listed seven accessories to kick-start your minimalist collection.
Dove necklace
Dove is the symbol of peace, liberty and hope. And considering the situation we’re in, everybody needs a reminder that there’s still hope for us, right?
Linked circles necklace
Infinity necklaces were so trendy for a time (still are, actually). But if you don’t want to “be like other girls,” we suggest going for some linked circles necklace. It shares the same meaning as infinity necklaces: empowerment and everlasting love (oh, the cheese).
Diamond solitaire
Who says diamond rings are only for engaged women? Hey, you decide what you wear on your left ring finger. So we say eff the rules and buy one for yourself.
Stud earrings
First of all, stud earrings are light so your earlobes are safe. You can even wear them while sleeping. They also provide a nice touch of style without being too flashy. And they go well with any attire — formal, casual, street, or whatever you call your OOTD.
Analog watch
If you really want to start a minimalist collection, you might want to start investing in analog watches rather than digital ones as they look more simplistic.
They’re also very versatile. You can wear an analog watch at home, to work and even to formal events or parties.
And no offense, but the glaring numbers on digital watches defeat the purpose of minimalism. So we’re #TeamAnalog all the way!
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Editor’s Note: This article was provided by SM Shopmag.