If you are one of those who hate gold and large stones, do not change earrings for years and prefers modesty to all jewelry, you have come to the right place.
Jewelry made of precious stones and metals was once the lot of aristocrats, and later - millionaires and celebrities. Not so long ago, the pages of glossy magazines were admired only with photographs of the luxurious products of famous jewelry houses. Their beauty and attractiveness is undeniable, but even the owners get their jewelry out of safes extremely rarely, using it not only to decorate and create an image, but also to demonstrate status and wealth. Jewelry as a way to express individuality, regardless of the style of clothing chosen, has appeared not so long ago. And even minimalism, which we will talk about, was originally born with the aim of accompanying haute couture shows, when the great Pierre Cardin brought it to the catwalk.
Today, this particular style is shown in very many situations, almost like a white T-shirt with jeans. Indeed, by and large, this is a modern classic, which is suitable both for work, if we are not talking about the most strict office dress code, and for a bar or a club. If you don't like choosing outfits and varying combinations, styling and changing the shade of nail polish, this style is for you.
You can just always wear the same piece of jewelry that suits everything, or without looking at you, take the first rings that come across from the table, put them on in any quantity and set off on a new day. Those who are faithful to minimalism have no fear of overdoing it. Even with three bracelets, a pair of chains and multiple earrings in one ear, you will still look sophisticated.
One of the universally recognized “must-haves” of a woman's wardrobe, the little black dress, also goes well not only with pearls and diamonds, but also with minimalistic jewelry. Which, in turn, does not deny either pearls or diamonds, but makes them no longer so necessary, and can be combined with them, and without losing their meaning. Changing the dress for a business suit, you can not change the jewelry, if there are not many of them and they meet the requirement of simplicity and laconism.
Achromatic scale and clear lines - no need to contact a stylist. And earrings in the style of minimalism are a real gift for those who prefer nude in makeup and naturalness in their hairstyle. By the way, a boyish look does not imply a lack of jewelry, so boyfriend jeans and an oversized shirt will look no worse with your watch on a metal bracelet than a tuxedo with red lipstick.
One of the main advantages of minimalism is that by choosing it, you automatically acquire insurance against bad taste. It turns out that you can break all the rules and be fine. Several rings and they are all on the fingers of one hand? OK. Different metals and different colors, heterogeneous textures, a combination of straight and rounded lines, flat and convex shapes? Fine. Artificial stones and obviously rough handwork? We take. In this style, straight lines and ideal proportions are on friendly terms with massive volumes and shapes that were not typical of the world of aesthetics before. And, what is most pleasant for self-esteem and reputation, you can be in trend without thinking over your style to the smallest detail and not especially following fashion.
Thin chains and barely noticeable rings until recently were not a sign of simplicity, but of poverty of taste. Minimalism brought back metallic threads and the most graceful forms, inconspicuous decorations - they again became a symbol of modesty and at the same time self-confidence, because a confident person does not need overly bright accessories.
Perhaps minimalism is not even quite a style, because it combines features and materials of different directions, from romantic to country and futurism. It is outside the bounds of "cheap-expensive" - precisely because the price is not important. But if we are talking about it, then looking expensive with this approach is easier than ever. For the first time, designers have gained this level of freedom, combining architectural trends and the daring of street fashion, sporty chic and artistic primitivism in jewelry.
But what makes minimalism perhaps the most significant trend of all time is that it gives everyone an invaluable opportunity to be themselves, while allowing them to go beyond gender and social restrictions, appearance and age.
