The holidays are upon! Whether we are ready or not Christmas is 14 days away. Let me repeat: 14 DAYS! How did this happen? As we inch closer and closer, friends and companies are hosting their holiday parties. These events create a new dilemma about what to wear and my favorite problem: accessories! (See my About me to see how I feel about accessories). I love a good necklace. I would go as far as to say I may have a problem:
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My necklace and bracelet collection. This was after a clearing out I performed a few months back.[/caption]
Hello, my name is Meg and I am addicted to buying necklaces. So I decided to pick out some of my favorite statement and delicate necklaces to wear to your holiday extravaganzas. Typically I buy the majority of my statement necklaces from Primp or Target. They do a fantastic job of picking unique pieces for low cost. Most of them are between $16-$25 which ain't too shabby! The price is not only nice for your wallet but does not make me feel guilty buying an uber trendy piece and wanting to get rid of it in six months. Overall, I prefer to buy from small boutiques. I like the idea of having something distinctive, which is easier to access when buying from some of the Twin Cities more fashionable small businesses.
Here are a few of my favorite statement pieces:
1) Braided rope necklace, J. Crew, $88 (30% off until December 15th with the code GIVETHIS)
2) Garden Glitz Necklace, Charming Charlie $18
3) Fashion Bib Necklace, Target $19.99
4) Statement Necklace with Stones, Target $19.99
5) Skye Necklace, Anthropologie, $98
Here are a few of my favorite delicate necklaces:
1) White Moonstone Slice Gem, Wrenn Jewelry, $42
2) Halfmoon layer necklace, Madewell $46.50
3) Cute Couple Gold Necklace, Lulu's $11.00
4) Mixed Metal Black and Gold, Lulu's $14.00
5) Twisted Bar Necklace, The Limited, $24.00
What do you think of my choices? Would you buy any of these? Where are your favorite places for accessories? Leave a comment below and tell me your thoughts! Also don't forget to follow me on instagram @mymonochromaticlife as I post often about my fashion choices!
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My necklace and bracelet collection. This was after a clearing out I performed a few months back.[/caption]Hello, my name is Meg and I am addicted to buying necklaces. So I decided to pick out some of my favorite statement and delicate necklaces to wear to your holiday extravaganzas. Typically I buy the majority of my statement necklaces from Primp or Target. They do a fantastic job of picking unique pieces for low cost. Most of them are between $16-$25 which ain't too shabby! The price is not only nice for your wallet but does not make me feel guilty buying an uber trendy piece and wanting to get rid of it in six months. Overall, I prefer to buy from small boutiques. I like the idea of having something distinctive, which is easier to access when buying from some of the Twin Cities more fashionable small businesses.
Here are a few of my favorite statement pieces:
1) Braided rope necklace, J. Crew, $88 (30% off until December 15th with the code GIVETHIS)
2) Garden Glitz Necklace, Charming Charlie $18
3) Fashion Bib Necklace, Target $19.99
4) Statement Necklace with Stones, Target $19.99
5) Skye Necklace, Anthropologie, $98
Here are a few of my favorite delicate necklaces:
1) White Moonstone Slice Gem, Wrenn Jewelry, $42
2) Halfmoon layer necklace, Madewell $46.50
3) Cute Couple Gold Necklace, Lulu's $11.00
4) Mixed Metal Black and Gold, Lulu's $14.00
5) Twisted Bar Necklace, The Limited, $24.00
What do you think of my choices? Would you buy any of these? Where are your favorite places for accessories? Leave a comment below and tell me your thoughts! Also don't forget to follow me on instagram @mymonochromaticlife as I post often about my fashion choices!
3 comments
Nice selection! I'm definitely more in the 'delicate' camp - I'd wear any of those! :)
I'm glad you liked them. I love delicate necklaces too, it really depends on my mood.
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