The Jewelry Report: The Four Best Trends From Paris Fashion Week

By Daisy Shaw-Ellis

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In this new monthly column for Vogue’s jewelry shop, our editors search high and low, deep and far, to report on the internet’s biggest jewelry trends. Consider this your monthly crib sheet so you don’t have to spend hours combing through to find what everyone is obsessing over.

Ah, Paris. The finale of fashion month and the culmination of the trends for the season. Back at Vogue HQ, we’re reviewing our notes and talking with our colleagues to plan out what we will be focused on for fall.

We’re also discussing what will be on our shopping lists (and wish lists…!) As you scroll through the jewelry trend reports from New York, London, Milan, and now Paris, you’ll start to see some overarching ideas come together (more on that for a later date). For now, we’ll focus on the key pieces we spotted on the runways that work for now.

Lapels shouldn’t have all the fun, don’t you think? Finally, scarves are getting a look in. A sweet styling trick at some of the shows incorporated brooches in a new way. The french horns at Louis Vuitton are downright charming, the hand from Coperni a fun—and visual way—to play with the fabric, and the scarf rings at Saint Laurent the chicest cinch out there.

Pearl Octopuss.y Paris pearl & crystal brooch

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Gucci GG crystal and faux-pearl brooch

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Vivenne Westwood Bas Relief brooch

SSENSE

Swarovski Stella set of 3 crystal star brooches

NORDSTROM

Impactful earrings for pretty much every time of day or night. How maximalist you decide you go is up to you. Graze your shoulders a la Balmain and McQueen, or go gold and bold like AZ Factory.

Alessandra Rich crystal drop earrings

MODA OPERANDI

Cult Gaia Susa crystal-embellished tassel earrings

MODA OPERANDI

Saint Laurent gold-tone resin clip earrings

NET-A-PORTER

Kenneth Jay Lane crystal teardrop clip earrings

NEIMAN MARCUS

Chain link necklaces are a perpetual jewelry trend. Paris runways saw them close to the neck and at varying weights. Chanel, Schiaparelli, and Givenchy used chain link necklaces to enhance necklaces and, in Chanel’s case, allure attention to the neck.

Saint Moran Azlin curb chain collar necklace

NORDSTROM

Paco Rabanne XL link necklace

SSENSE

Ippolita Bastille mini link necklace

BERGDORF GOODMAN

Bottega Veneta sterling silver chain-link necklace

NEIMAN MARCUS

One or two wide cuff bracelets are a modern way to create a simple (not simplistic) and bold look. Cuffs on the runways were high on the texture level. We like these four options for various ways to interpret this trend.

Ben-Amun exclusive gold cuff

MODA OPERANDI

Alaïa silver-tone cuff

NET-A-PORTER

Georg Jensen Curve bangle

GEORG JENSEN

Saint Laurent cuff bracelet

BERGDORF GOODMAN

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Fashion month is still upon us, and here at Vogue we were simply charmed by the jewels that debuted at Milan Fashion Week. On the runways we saw looks transformed by bold and glamorous accessory choices—promising a big moment for jewelry this upcoming season. As it goes with all trends, we saw the resurgence of tried-and-true styles while also being unexpectedly dazzled by daring, unique ways of revamping your jewelry box.

Bottega Veneta showed us an array of statement collars that instantly elevated ready-to-wear, while Etro was a true ode to vintage-inspired modern heirlooms. Whether in the form of boho beads or an asymmetric earring, designers experimented with vibrant colors and contrasting shapes and textures. While minimalism always works when it comes to accessorizing, the jewelry in Milan took an exceptional, maximalist approach.

Below, we break down our four favorite jewelry trends seen at Milan Fashion Week, with pieces you can shop now. — fashion assistant, Samantha Yorn

A colorful beaded necklace was a timeless choice this season and instantly transported us to warmer days. Roberto Cavalli’s show was full of Western-inspired turquoise pieces, while Etro completely transformed several looks with curated stacks. The more beads, the better!

Lizzie Fortunato The Great Escape Castillo necklace

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Jacquie Aiche multi-stone necklace

NET-A-PORTER

Anni Lu Pacifico gold-plated brass beaded necklace

MODA OPERANDI

Presley Oldham Compost white necklace

PRESLEY OLDHAM

In the Vogue office, we are all about the asymmetric earring. Whether opting to sport the single statement strand seen at Tokyo James and Gucci or mix-and-match everyday statement earrings (Fendi approved!), this unique trend will be everywhere this upcoming season.

Jacquemus Les Boucles Sol gold-plated earrings

MYTHERESA

SVNR Dubrovnik earring

SVNR SHOP

Sophie Bille Brahe Grand Ruban de Perle gold pearl earrings

NET-A-PORTER

Completedworks Glitch gold-plated pearl drop earrings

FARFETCH

The statement collar necklace was the imminent shift away from last year’s choker trend, and it completely dominated Milan Fashion Week. Dolce & Gabbana and Jil Sander did not shy away from the sparkle and glam, while Bottega Veneta had an edgy, distinctive take on the trend.

Ariana Boussard-Reifel Shankha chain necklace

NEIMAN MARCUS

Oscar De La Renta crystal Disco necklace

BERGDORF GOODMAN

Saint Laurent square and spikes necklace

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Pearl Octopussy Golden Tire gold and silver plated crystal necklace

NET-A-PORTER

Minimalistic jewels will always be chic, but Milan showed us that maximalism is all the rage this season. We’re swapping dainty necklaces for chunky chains and eccentric pendants. Etro charmed and delighted us with vintage-inspired heart pieces, while Moschino went mega with the chain size.

Mondo Mondo gold crystal Tropicana necklace

SSENSE

Paco Rabanne gold XL necklace

SSENSE

Alighieri The Return to Innocence gold-plated necklace

MYTHERESA

Foundrae gold diamond necklace

NET-A-PORTER

In case you missed it, keep scrolling for past editions of The Jewelry Report.

The international tour known as fashion month touched down in the U.K. last week, and London Fashion Week certainly did not disappoint. Over here in Vogue’s jewelry department, our eyes were focused on the oft-ignored elements of a fashion show: the baubles. As with the clothes that walked the runway in London, the jewelry trends we noticed were irreverent, unexpected, and updated versions of classic styles we have come to know and love.

The oversized and megawatt jewelry styles of seasons past settled into a more wearable, yet still unique, territory in London. An everyday drop earring here, a unique pearl necklace there. In London, jewelry served as a complement to rather than a distraction from the clothes.

Below, we outline the four standout jewelry trends at London Fashion Week, with pieces that can be yours now. —Charlotte Diamond, associate fashion editor

The statement earrings that formerly dominated the runway have been pared down to everyday drops, often with a texturized or embellished touch. JW Anderson and Nensi Dojaka showed streamlined examples, while the everyday earring got a pearl accent at Erdem.

Yvonne Léon ridged diamond & 9k gold hoop earrings

MATCHESFASHION

Sophie Buhai silver everyday boule earrings

SSENSE

Alighieri the celestial raindrop 24k gold-plated earrings

MATCHESFASHION

Azlee 18k gold diamond earrings

NET-A-PORTER

The staid charm bracelets and necklaces of our adolescence are now a force majeure in the jewelry world. One can wear a simple bracelet with a smattering of charms, as we saw at Daniel Lee’s inaugural Burberry show, or if the Chopova Lowena charm necklace is more your style, then a chunky silver chain with funky and cheeky charms will do just fine.

Missoma small sphere chain bracelet

MISSOMA

Chopova Lowena charm-detail statement necklace

FARFETCH

Grainne Morton 18k gold-plated chunky charm bracelet

MODA OPERANDI

Storrow 14k gold, enamel and multi-stone necklace

NET-A-PORTER

We at Vogue have waxed poetic about pearl jewelry, and if London Fashion Week was any indication, the pearl is truly here to stay. This season, however, the ubiquitous pearl was reworked into dynamic earrings (Simone Rocha ’s take is excellent), and an updated version of Anne Boleyn’s necklace was seen at Dilara Findikoglu.

Sophie Bille Brahe 14k yellow gold grande fleur Jeanne earrings

MODA OPERANDI

Dilara Findikoglu Boleyn necklace - silver

DILARA FINDIKOGLU

Mateo 14k yellow gold, baroque pearl & diamond detachable drop earrings

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Mejuri gumball pearl ring

MEJURI

You heard it here first: Brooches are having a moment. The classic style that is perhaps best known for gracing the lapels of grandmothers everywhere is quickly becoming the coolest piece of jewelry to have in your repertoire. Pair an antique brooch with a bomber jacket à la Simone Rocha, or use a more modernist piece to pull together a look as we saw at Roksanda.

Stephen Dweck tourmaline, mother-of-pearl, rutilated sunstone and rhodolite garnet brooch

BERGDORF GOODMAN

Paco Rabanne silver-tone crystal brooch

NET-A-PORTER

Agmes Simone brooch

AGMES

Loewe anagram brooch

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

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New York Fashion Week kicks off a month of successive shows where designers present their collections for the coming season. And with the start of fashion month come the beginnings of trends to track and flesh out. Like some trends (the denim cut du jour instantly comes to mind), styles of jewelry that walked the runways can be emulated almost immediately with what is currently in the market rather than waiting it out until those new pieces end up in stores.

A little update to your jewelry (or digging pieces from deep in your jewelry box) can modernize looks that may have otherwise grown stale or simply boring to their wearer. Sick of wearing a plain knit? Add a long pendant necklace. Worried you took the whole minimalism trend too far? Expand the look with a touch (not too much) of chunky and bold gold.

As New York comes to a close, we’ve identified four jewelry trends that have traction to build and are easy to replicate with pieces available now. —Daisy Shaw-Ellis, jewelry director

There’s a reason they’re passed from generation to generation: They simply do not go out of style. Wear them as an ode to Vivienne Westwood, as Marc Jacobs included them in his show, or as a neat touch of polish à la Judy Turner.

Mikimoto necklace and earrings set

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Jennifer Fisher freshwater pearl necklace

JENNIFER FISHER

Mejuri Essential pearl necklace

MEJURI

Mateo choker

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Pendant necklaces with heft and purpose showed up at three big New York shows. These pendants are sculptural and, in the case of the layered pair at Proenza Schouler, modernized strung-on cord.

Agmes x Simone Bodmer-Turner Gertrude necklace

MODA OPERANDI

Lisa Eisner Squash Blossom necklace

MODA OPERANDI

Yvonne Leon Starfish necklace

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Annika Inez glass-pendant silk necklace

MATCHESFASHION

Fashion designers swerve between gold and silver much more often than the more steady gold-favoring jewelry market. This season stick to gold with heavy pieces styled minimally with your look.

Charlotte Chesnais Initial hoop earrings

MATCHESFASHION

David Yurman cuff bracelet

NEIMAN MARCUS

By Pariah The Curve gold ring

NET-A-PORTER

So-Le Studio Ila leather earrings

MODA OPERANDI

The sparkles of gemstones and crystals needn’t be kept for evening hours. Designers paired cocktail jewelry with everything from knits to day dresses to gowns this season.

Swarovski chroma crystal drop earrings

NORDSTROM

Brilliant Earth Festivity prasiolite and diamond cocktail ring

BRILLIANT EARTH

Jamie Wolf earrings

MODA OPERANDI

Justine Clenquet choker

SSENSE

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Dame Vivienne Westwood: the iconoclast, the rebel, the queen of punk, the activist. These are just some of the words used to describe the late and great designer. A shaper of the zeitgeist of a worshiper of youth culture is also true of the Dame because she not only gave us the iconic platform shoes and the boob corset, but she also gave us the pearl orb necklace. It first debuted in the ’80s, and for the next four decades, this necklace has been loved by many from Gen X to Y and now, finally, Z. Type in #viviennewestwoodjewellry into your TikTok search, and you will understand the importance of it—26.5M views is no joke! Whilst over on Instagram, you can catch more love for her pearl necklace.

Vivienne Westwood Bas Relief pearl choker

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A little background on the humble orb and pearl combo: Legend has it the original inspiration came from a time when Westwood took a hiatus from her store in London after the final breakup with Malcolm McLaren and she spent some time in Italy. She was working on a royalty theme collection where she imagined what prince (now King) Charles might wear in his spare time, along with all the insignia of Britain à la the orb and the crown. As well as the royals, she was also inspired by astronomy magazines with photos of the galaxy and the planet Saturn and its ring system. So, to funk it up, Westwood added the satellite ring to the orb. It was sent out into the world in the 1987 fall show and has seen many revivals since then.

Why and exactly how does a 40-year-old piece of fashion jewelry manage to keep its spirit going for so long? We have the supermodel and Gen Z superstar influencer Bella Hadid, Dua Lipa, and company to thank for this comeback. This obsession with the Vivienne Westwood orb pearl necklace started towards the end of 2021 and has been reported heavily in those months. However, with the passing of Westwood in December, the resurgence of all things Westwood related is back and stronger than ever. Whether it’s a new buy, a thrift buy, or an inspired buy, long live the orb, we say! —Dora Fung, contributing editor

Vivienne Westwood mini Bas Relief pearl choker

VIVIENNE WESTWOOD

Vivienne Westwood Neysa choker

SSENSE

Vivienne Westwood three row drop choker

SSENSE

Vivienne Westwood beige pearl Neysa choker

SSENSE

Brinker & Eliza Felicity gold-plated pearl and glass necklace

MODA OPERANDI

Miu Miu pearl necklace

MIU MIU

Pacharee gold-plated pearl necklace

NET-A-PORTER

Simone Rocha baroque pearl pendant necklace

BERGDORF GOODMAN

By Alona Naia pearl and gold-plated necklace

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Anissa Kermiche Louise diamond, pearl, and gold necklace

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A few weekends ago, we saw the fashion crowd at the Pyramids for Dior Men’s show. Whilst we all swooned over the boys and their fashion, we also noticed the bling that was sparkling on everyone from jewelry icon Lewis Hamilton to Dior’s designer Kim Jones. Inspired by the necklaces we saw, we noticed that TikTok, the men of Instagram, and Justin Bieber ’s fun pearls validated our findings. Our boy Timothée Chalamet has also been sporting not only some great looks on the red carpet recently, but his jewelry of choice has also been pretty on point.

The recent CFDA awards in NYC brought the crème de la crème of fashion together, and though the ladies all looked stunning, let’s take a moment to appreciate the gentlemen too. Lenny Kravitz, Prabal Gurung, and stylist Carlos Nazario all looked dapper, but their diamond necklaces were the standout pour moi.

All over Instagram recently—and the talk amongst fashion people—has been about this piece of jewelry: the diamond tennis necklace from Dorsey. Not only because it is stunning and it sits perfectly just above the neckline, but also because the diamonds are lab-grown and, therefore, much easier on our wallets. Diamonds and pearls may have long been a girl’s best friend, but now the boys are here to play, and we are thrilled because sharing is caring! Plus, how fun it is to be twinning with your other half! —Dora Fung, contributing editor

Dorsey princess cut Riviere necklace

DORSEY

Presley Oldham Magma necklace

PRESLEY OLDHAM

Alighieri La Calliope choker

SSENSE

Éliou Rochelle beaded necklace

MR PORTER

Bottega Veneta curb-link sterling-silver necklace

MATCHESFASHION

Nordstrom tennis necklace

NORDSTROM

Oscar de la Renta pearly magnetic necklace

BERGDORF GOODMAN

Mikimoto Comme des Garçons spike necklace

DOVER STREET MARKET

In Gold We Trust Paris gold pearl vintage necklace

SSENSE

Meira T tennis necklace

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Mejuri micro-pavé diamond Rivière choker

MEJURI

Roxanne First tennis necklace

NET-A-PORTER

Luna pearl necklace

LAGOS

Givenchy faux pearl necklace

NEIMAN MARCUS

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Yes, you heard right. We’ve seen them splashed all over social media from the experts of TikTok to the influencers of Instagram: Gold drop earrings are taking over our lives, and we can’t stand not having a pair anymore. The original earrings—loved, cherished, and desired by all—are the Bottega Veneta gold drop earrings, as seen here on Kendall Jenner. If you are now on a frenzy to get your hands on them, you can add yourself on the waitlist, but until then you can still shop them in silver below.

Bottega Veneta drop earrings

BOTTEGA VENETA

Not able to wait? There are plenty like them to create the same look. Below, the best gold drop earrings for you to play with. —Dora Fung, contributing editor

Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti teardrop earrings

TIFFANY & CO.

Dean Davidson 22-karat gold-plated huggie earrings

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Sophie Buhai hinged hoops

MYTHERESA

Missoma hoop earrings

MISSOMA

Tom Wood gold Liz earrings

SSENSE

Yvonne Leon diamond and 9-karat gold hoop earrings

MATCHESFASHION

Ariel Gordon Jewelry helium knife edge hoops

SHOPBOP

Soko Nene teardrop stud earrings

SOKO

Pomellato Iconica rose gold hoop earrings

LUISA VIA ROMA

Panconesi serpent hoop earrings

FARFETCH