Long pendants: a trend worth noticing
Rings, buds, and drops – the choices are endless
Choosing the right jewelry is a crucial process that can transform your look entirely. Designers have turned their attention to long pendants, interpreting them in various forms, from rings to drops.
Chloé has taken a minimalist approach, suggesting that deep-neckline dresses and tops be complemented with a large silver pendant shaped like an inverted bud. The substantial piece seamlessly integrates into the outfit, thanks to its simple and elegant form.
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Chloe
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Chloe
The Row also embodies minimalism, with a black cord holding a sleek, smooth pendant. Meanwhile, Phillip Lim introduces statement elements in the form of a heart-shaped pendant, and Carven mimics a hook with a caught seashell.
Valentino bets on pendants made up of multiple gold rings. Courrèges suggests wearing a large metallic drop pendant on a thin chain.
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Phillip Lim
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Carven
When wearing hefty, long pendants, it's best to pair them with simple outfits to avoid an overloaded look and to draw attention solely to this standout accessory.
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Valentino
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Carven
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Valentino
