PureWow: Style that goes “ring ring”
Monday, July 25, 2011
Suzy got the scoop about an accessories trend that's showing up in fashion mags and websites everywhere from the fashionistas at PureWow. Here's their take on how to wear two-fingered rings.
We’ve been spotting the fused double ring trend for some time on young starlets and edgy hipsters. But only recently have these two-fingered accessories taken a sleeker, more adult turn. Here, the best new ways to join the two-ring circus:
Go Delicate
Double rings are spiked and chunky, so to keep your look pretty and age-appropriate, stick with slim, ladylike options like the Elizabeth and James diamond and sterling silver bar ($395) or the ultra-feminine Bing Bang two finger ring ($98).
Opt for Sophisticated Gems
The celebs may favor studded and blinged-out monograms, but we like to go a tad subtler with carefully selected and sparingly placed high-end stones. We love, for instance, Erica Anenberg’s gold plated and Swarovski crystal-covered version ($138)--the arch gives it a glamorous, old-fashioned feel--as well as the Southwest savvy of the Soixante Neuf shank ring ($216).
Cheat the Look
If you’re wary of having your fingers cuffed together, get the look without the linkage with Bauble Bar’s thoroughly brilliant (and lovely) Double Druzy ring ($125). The large periwinkle stones cover two knuckles, but the sneaky, adjustable band fits on just one finger.
Click here to check out more Bauble Bar rings.
To stay in the know on trends like these, sign up to receive PureWow here.
We’ve been spotting the fused double ring trend for some time on young starlets and edgy hipsters. But only recently have these two-fingered accessories taken a sleeker, more adult turn. Here, the best new ways to join the two-ring circus:
Go Delicate
Double rings are spiked and chunky, so to keep your look pretty and age-appropriate, stick with slim, ladylike options like the Elizabeth and James diamond and sterling silver bar ($395) or the ultra-feminine Bing Bang two finger ring ($98).
Opt for Sophisticated Gems
The celebs may favor studded and blinged-out monograms, but we like to go a tad subtler with carefully selected and sparingly placed high-end stones. We love, for instance, Erica Anenberg’s gold plated and Swarovski crystal-covered version ($138)--the arch gives it a glamorous, old-fashioned feel--as well as the Southwest savvy of the Soixante Neuf shank ring ($216).
Cheat the Look
If you’re wary of having your fingers cuffed together, get the look without the linkage with Bauble Bar’s thoroughly brilliant (and lovely) Double Druzy ring ($125). The large periwinkle stones cover two knuckles, but the sneaky, adjustable band fits on just one finger.
Click here to check out more Bauble Bar rings.
To stay in the know on trends like these, sign up to receive PureWow here.
