Accessorising is that. It is about using costume jewellery to add finishing touches & individuality to your outfit. Think of interior design - A 'finished' beautifully decorated room, luxurious furniture, elegant curtains but no finishing touches. No luxurious cushions, no vase of fresh flowers, no scented candles, bare walls. a shell. In fact, anyone could live there. There is no individuality. It is the same with the way you wear costume jewellery. Anyone can wear a tiny black dress - it is the way you accessorize it that counts. Do it right & you'll look a million dollars - do it wrong & your outfit goes bankrupt.To make the most of this neckline, the emphasis needs to be on wearing costume jewellery that follows the outlines of the V shape. A slim pendant style neckline or a Y-necklace, both of which hang in a V shape, are the ideal style of necklace for this look. Because there is less flesh on show with a V-neckline, it is important not to opt for a bold bib style necklace. This is a time when a girl can have much costume jewellery. & for evening elegance, a simple choker works so well & elongates the neck. & a brooch pinned at the bottom point of the V also looks brilliant & draws the eye downwards which has a slimming effect.
Deciding what to wear can be a girls' worst nightmare. The relief of finally making that decision can mean less attention is paid to choosing which costume jewellery to wear. Obviously some colour co-ordination is necessary & it is also always a nice suggestion to think about the neckline of your outfit. Yes, it may mean being honest with yourself & admitting your favourite bold jewel-dropping necklace is much along with your V-neck black dress but it is also about discovering how brilliant that same necklace looks along with your strapless 50's style dress. recalling to put a tiny more thought in to co-ordinating your costume jewellery along with your outfit is the key to success.
Costume Jewellery & the V-Neckline:
Necklace is easily the most visible form of jewelry. You wear a trendy piece of jewelery around your neck and it easily gets noticed and wins you compliments.Made from materials such as glass, semi-precious stones, base metals and plastic, such high fashion jewellery was designed to become obsolete as soon as new styles came into vogue. Indeed, the enormous popularity of costume jewellery today is attributable to its affordable price tag, its endless ability to keep adapting itself to current fashion and the way it can change the look of an outfit in an instant.
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