2023's Most Impactful Jewelry Trend Is Already Here
Oversize studs were a jewelry trend we didn't see coming but are now a huge hit across the spring/summer 2023 collections. Yep, 2023's most impactful jewelry trend is already here.
Designers like Saint Laurent and Rokh finished off several looks in their collections with similarly bold, sculptural earrings, which piqued our interest because no earring style has dominated more than our tried-and-true hoops in a long time. Now, spring 2023 has the potential to change that.
We couldn't talk about this trend without mentioning the viral Bottega Veneta pair that has already gone viral. The brand debuted their Drop Earrings, an exaggerated bulb-shape, last fall and quickly soared to the top of every fashion person's A-list celebrity's shopping list.
Today, designers from coast to coast are releasing similarly oversized studs, indicating that the trend is here to stay. Here, we're following the oversize earring trend from the runways to celebrities and highlighting the best options to shop right now (hint: many are both stylish and affordable).
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Bottega Veneta's jewelry, like their coveted bags and shoes, is quickly becoming a cult favorite. When they debuted these drop earrings in the fall/winter 2022 collection, the sculptural shape quickly went viral.
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Jenner was one of the first celebrities to wear the trendy earrings in public, wearing them with a look from the brand's spring/summer 2023 runway.
Sweep your hair back into a low bun to let these oversize studs shine.
If the popularity of Bottega Veneta's Drop Earrings is any indication (and it is), then the large dome studs shown on Ferragamo's fall 2023 runway will undoubtedly be the next It piece.
Hailey Bieber chose a bold oversize pair that appears to be a vintage find—a piece that taps into this trend's retro '80s appeal.
The bolder, the better when it comes to this jewelry trend. For a chic statement, wear chunky drop earrings and chunky bangles with a formfitting dress.
Earrings with an '80s twist were also seen in Saint Laurent's spring/summer 2023 collection, where they were paired with sleek maxi dresses and duster coats.
Lori Harvey puts a modern, sophisticated spin on the drop earring trend.
The combination of a hooded jersey dress and strappy gold heels is stunning.
Swapping out your usual chunky hoops for an elongated drop shape couldn't be easier, and it instantly updates all of your casual outfits.
The large-scale spheres that Rokh used to accessorize many of its runway looks for spring 2023 have an elegant simplicity to them. The studs add a refined touch to edgier ensembles.
Elsa Hosk could be the poster girl for this jewelry trend, as the model and designer have been wearing different vintage styles with almost every one of her recent outfits—and each pair is better than the last.
When I heard that a $38 pair was going viral, I didn't hesitate to get my hands on them. I believe they stand up well to all of the designer versions you've just seen.
While gold and silver styles dominate the look, these brown earrings that appeared to be made of acrylic at Jil Sander were noteworthy.
Dua Lipa just proved that these earrings should go with all of your going-out looks this season by wearing them with a leather jacket and a slinky dress.
The rich brown color and rectangular shape make these a work of art in and of themselves.
About The Authors
Barbara Mitchell - Barbara is recognized by the industry leaders for her passion and objective to make beautiful jewellery accessible, affordable and forever wearable. She designs custom made jewelery made of gold and diamonds for more than 20 years. Her website, bernardine.com has been mentioned in many books such as "The 12 Gemstones of Revelation", "Teens Have Style!", "10-Minute Crystal Healing" and websites such as wikipedia.org, etsy.com, buzzfeed.com, yahoo.net.
