3 Fresh Ways to Wear Statement Earrings

3 Fresh Ways to Wear Statement Earrings.

Want to know one of the best-kept fashion secrets? Statement earrings are the easiest way to accessorize most outfits (and they need not be too expensive, either)!

One thing to remember, though, is that you should always style them with a lot of thought as they have big personalities. Statement earrings look great with almost everything but wearing the right color and style garment can definitely make them sing!

Here are 5 fresh ways to wear statement earrings this season…

• Match them to your dress.

Dresses look amazing when accessorized with a pair of statement earrings. With a patterned dress, pick out a color from the pattern and then match your statement earrings from there. Statement earrings that are carefully matched to colors in a pattern can really compliment your dress beautifully without any clashing contrast. Another option is to match your earrings with the main color in your dress if you are not wearing a patterned dress. This brings your whole outfit together nicely and, overall, your look will be fresh and fun.

2) Add a pop of color to a neutral outfit.

If you are planning on wearing a neutral color outfit (e.g., a black dress), it can be a whole lot of fun to accessorize with a bold contrast, such as a pair of bright pink statement earrings. This is incredibly easy to do and is a great way to start wearing statement earrings if you have never tried it before. This season, statement earrings are incredibly popular and can transform an otherwise plain outfit into something much more fun and unique.

3) Pair Boho hoops with Maxi Dresses.

Maxi dresses are a wonderful addition to any summer wardrobe because they are feminine, comfortable, sexy and classy. It is also very easy to dress up or down, depending on the accessories you choose to wear. If you are searching for a new, fresh boho-type look, then why not consider paring a lightweight and feminine maxi dress with a pair of boho statement earrings for a look that screams, “I’m off to an art festival”?