Jewellery

Women are Tired of Dressing Down

L'OFFICIEL's global shopping survey reveals that quarantine has women ready to dress to the nines, jewels included.
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After countless going out looks have been banished to dark closets during quarantine, women are tired of missed opportunities to dress their best. As a result, L'OFFICIEL's latest global shopping survey saw an increased interest in sparkling jewelry that can dress up any outfit. 

Among survey participants, women strongly prefer necklaces above all other jewelry pieces, ranking the Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra pendant necklace and the Dior charm necklace as top styles. When posed against other luxury jewels, the Van Cleef & Arpels pendant was most coveted by American women with a consensus of 61 percent of votes, and the Dior celestial charms won over 57 percent of French shoppers. 

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Necklace Van Cleef & Arpels.

While women value timeless and sentimental jewelry that can be kept for years, survey participants also voted in favor of standout pieces that can be worn for any occasion. Statement jewelry can be timeless keepsakes just as much as a classic gold chain can, and women see the Van Cleef & Arpels and Dior necklaces as investments rather than quarantine-era trends.

Pendant and charm necklaces came out in full force on recent Fall/Winter 2020 runways, with some incorporating chunky pearls or dainty layered pieces. In an era where many are only being seen from the waist up on Zoom or in Instagram selfies, the perfect eye-catching necklace can pull major weight in making an outfit great.

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Clockwise from top left: Celine Fall/Winter 2020, Fendi Fall/Winter 2020, Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2020, Christian Siriano Fall/Winter 2020.

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