autumn and winter are the perfect time to cozy up in your favorite knitwear, but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice style. by adding the right jewels to your winter outfits, you can elevate your look and make a statement! whether you're heading to a holiday party or just want to add some sparkle to your everyday outfit, today I’ll give you three tips on how to style jewels with knitwear in autumn/winter.
— LAYER DELICATE NECKLACES
layering delicate necklaces is a great way to add depth and dimension to your autumn look. style a shorter necklace, like a dainty pendant, and layer it with a longer chain or layer delicate chokers. this creates a stylish look that complements the cozy texture of your knitwear.
— ADD BRACLETS
when styling bracelets with knitwear, take the sleeve length into consideration (or not!). if you're wearing a long-sleeved sweater, opt for bracelets that sit above the cuff or stack them higher up your sleeve. this way, your bracelets won't get hidden under the sleeves, and they will be more visible! you don’t want to forget about your wrists when styling your cozy outfits!
other suggestion: — DON'T FORGET ABOUT COLOR
knitwear often comes in neutral colors like black, gray, or beige. use jewelry to inject a pop of color into your outfit! opt for vibrant hues like red or green to create a striking contrast against the muted tones of your knitwear.
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now you can effortlessly style jewels with your favorite knitwear in autumn and winter. remember to keep it simple, layer delicate pieces, but overall, don’t be afraid to make a bold statement! winter fashion doesn't have to be dull and boring – let your jewels shine and elevate your style! send us some photos of your autumn/winter look to our instagram [ @cincostore ].
sofia torres is the digital media designer at CINCO. born in '97, she believes her strong passion for what she does enables her to create meaningful work. her educational background includes a master in multimedia design at the university of coimbra. since day one, she's loving working at CINCO.
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