New York jewelry street style

New York  jewelry street style

1. That is too much!

Hoop earrings became the most popular jewelry that the New York   fashion divas chose. Yes, as you see rings, circles and other similar shapes appeared really in a big amount. I was even bored a little bit about it. That’s why I collected for you the most original and unusual variations of this accessory. Well, frankly, it seems to me that New York jewelry

fashionistas who chose simple and large hoop earrings, felt a little uncomfortable. Especially, in the case when such jewelry were the only one accent in the image.

In 2017, hoop earrings are again into fashion – that’s what New York  beauties are showing us so clearly. Well, since celebrities are trying to prove that today this style is as relevant as it was in the 90s – it’s probably worth thinking about it. As for me, freely hanging hoop earrings have long been out of fashion – after they began to be considered by stylists as “trash” fashion-sets. But this spring season was for them a kind of modernization. Now hoops could be interconnected, fulfilled or simply used as an additional part.

Hoops have a long history, in and out of pop culture. Jennifer Lopez has made the style her signature for over two decades; the shiny accessories have always been synonymous with Sade’s iconic uniform. Salt-N-Pepa brought large-and-in-charge door knocker and bamboo hoops center stage—a style that Olivier Rousteing re-created in his Fall 2014 Balmain collection. Travel a few centuries back (or just head to the Met) and hoop earrings are common; like a hefty-looking Minoan Bronze Age piece, a gold version from ancient Egypt, or a Neo-Assyrian bust from the eighth century B.C. Today, the traditional dress of women from the Gadaba tribe of India includes mammoth hoops pierced through their upper ears, while the Hmong women of Vietnam sport several silver hoops threaded through a single lobe.