Layered Necklaces

Necklaces are a great accessory, so why not double them up? Or triple them up? Why not go crazy and wear dozens of necklaces? Well according to Coco Chanel, who's about as wise as they get, you should put on all the jewelry you want to wear for the day then take two off. Not to disregard the ideas of Mrs.Chanel, but I'm all for over dosing on the necklaces. It's quite a tricky trend to handle, and there are a number of rules you should be sure to follow.
The Rules Of Layering Necklaces
1) The necklaces must all be gold or silver, this is not the time to clash.
2)The necklaces should all be of different lengths. You ruin the look if you wear 30 necklaces of the same length. You have to make sure each necklace gets to be seen.
3)Your outfit has to be L.N (layered necklace) worthy. You shouldn't match this trend with just a normal t-shirt. You can wear it with a suite jacket like Rhianna (see picture) or a simple sundress. Personally, my favorite way to wear this look is with a vintage concert t-shirt because together it produces a very edgy look. I've also tried this look by taking an old over sized concert t-shirt and cutting off the collar. This will make the t-shirt fall naturally off one shoulder, bringing back a big 80's trend. To then throw on some layered necklaces would only add to this outfit.

4)Don't add just for the sake of adding. As much as I encourage you adding as many necklaces as your little heart desires, you should know there is a limit. The objective is to look good, so when you feel like it looks good STOP adding necklaces. Don't add another necklace if you think it's too much. This trend is very customizable. You can adjust it to your personal taste and level of craziness. If your really into the classic look, very put together and timeless then going with a gold color scheme is perfect. Try old fashion compasses, clocks, and chains. If your into the romantic look try layering pearls as shown on Rhianna (above) and if your dramatic and edgy try a silver color scheme. Go for owl pendants and anything flashy.

Good luck with this trend, and post any questions down below.

-S