Layered Necklaces

Layered Necklace Stacks

This season, the layered necklaces trend is stealing the spotlight, offering a unique platform for personal style expression and creativity. With the shift from all-yellow gold to the inclusion of white-gold or silver chains in the mix, this "neck-mess" trend continues to evolve, making it an essential fashion statement this season.

How do you wear layered necklaces?

1. Choose Your Necklaces: Start with at least two or three necklaces of varying lengths. You might want a choker (14-16 inches), a princess length (18-20 inches), and a matinee length (22-24 inches) for variety.

2. Begin with the Shortest: Put on the shortest necklace first. This will sit at the base of your neck and serve as a guide for the other pieces.

3. Add Longer Pieces: Gradually add the longer pieces, ensuring each one hangs below the last. Adjust them so they lay flat against your clothing and don't tangle.

How do you keep layered necklaces from tangling?

1. Different Lengths: Ensure the necklaces are of different lengths. This helps to prevent them from intertwining.

2. Mix Your Chain Weights: Pair more delicate necklaces with thicker ones. They'll be more likely to stay in their own lanes and reduce tangling.

3. Layer Weightier Necklaces on Top: Positioning heavier necklaces on top of lighter chains can hold them securely in place. This will stop the smaller ones from moving too much and becoming tangled.

4. Unclasp and Dangle: If your necklace does get twisted, unclasp the necklace and dangle it from one end to get all the twists out.

Remember, very lightweight thin chains will always have a tendency to tangle up, so consider this when selecting your necklaces for layering