In the ’80s everything was large and bold, from hairstyles to shoulder pads to earrings. Power dressing and the influence of television soap series such as «Dynasty» played an important role. Jewelry became more than just a fashion accessory; it was about making a statement.
Eighties earrings were large and dramatic and a staple for any ’80s woman. Clip-on earrings were popular as pierced styles were often too heavy to wear and faux gemstones were all the rage.
Here is how to work ’80s «Dynasty» earrings trend for F/W 2018:
Crystal-embellished floral stud earrings by Balenciaga
Crystal drop earrings by Balenciaga
Closer by Wwake coated sterling silver earrings by Closer By Wwake
Smoking silver-tone, resin and crystal clip earrings by Saint Laurent
Smoking silver-tone, enamel and crystal clip earrings by Saint Laurent
Gold and silver-tone earrings by Isabel Marant
Silver-tone crystal clip earrings by Alessandra Rich
Cluster bead, silk and gold-tone earrings by Bibi Marini
Which ones are your favorites? It is so hard to decide, isn’t it?! Let’s channel our inner Alexis…
LoL, Sandra
Photos: Courtesy of the Brands, via Dynasty
Get the look (from collage above): Striped open-knit blazer and matching flared pants, both by Balmain, stretch-jersey turtleneck top by Theory, Elephant striped leather shoulder bag by Loewe, laser-cut suede ankle boots by Alaïa and gold-tone, resin and crystal clip earrings by Dolce & Gabbana.
Yes, we’re almost through January and yes, it’s pretty bad: baltic temperatures, dark all the time, hardly anything left in your size in any of the sales. But try not to take it too hard. Instead indulge in the new season and take some bold stripes to fight the winter blues.
I have spent the last week with a rapt, sunny smile on my face, trying to out-cheer these grim conditions with the help of some vibrant colors that you can easily incorporate in your wardrobe.
Strapless striped jacquard dress by Delpozo
Bold stripes are trending this summer. If you would like to wear them now, just add a turtleneck for more warmth. This is what I would call beating January!
Or escape to the Caribbean as I did…
LoL, Sandra
Photos: Courtesy of the Brands
