Transform the way you look and set your own style with Kiwi by Musskan. Here’s the jewellery trends shared by the Jewellery designer Musskan Agarwaal.
TANJORE PIECE- In today’s time, anything-different works!For Fashion Diva who is experimental by Nature and has persona to carry bold stuff, Tanjore Jewellery or Art Jewellery works really well. Tanjore Chokers of God Idols like Krishna Ji, Radha Krishna, Buddha Ring etc looks very Modern for Indian Occasions.A beautiful necklace that sits perfectly on the neck, a choker is a hot trend this year. From being a comfortable pair of accessory that adjusts itself according to the neck size is topping the wedding list this year with an addition of God motifs and temple Jewellery design to it. Temple Jewellery is inspirations from the South and well combined with the choker design they make even a better piece of art and design.
COLOUR CRAZE- Owning coloured Jewellery in your collection is always helpful, as it can quickly lend colour to a simple, monochrome look or match with any hue in your colorful outfits. A complement to your clothing, Neon and colorful Jewellery always steals the show. In short as the colors add vibrancy to your mood, they do add the diva touch to your look as well. Encompassing every non-neutral shade, this look does not clash with colors you decide to wear and pair well with nearly every outfit. Imagine a yellow color neckpiece or Orange Collar with your black dress!
DELICATE DESIRES – While statement pieces are often great but this season also belongs to Delicate desires. From being studded in anklets as a classic yet modern piece of accessory to a stunning and erudite pearl earring to an elegant necklace to accentuate the neck of the woman, there’s nothing that adds more grace on a woman’s appearance like pearls do. From small-sized pearls on rings to hoop earrings with a pearl in the center and more.Simple studs, pearl earrings, Swarovski ‘s are all talk of the town this season. Reimagine your old strand of pearls this season with these of-the-moment silhouettes. Pearls, Crystal and simple studs will rule this season. From delicate pearl hoops to ear cuffs and bracelets, the classic piece is getting a modern makeover suited for youth flavour.
OLD GOLD- From Hasli necklace of Kundan to long, royal and elegant Meenakari Haar and earrings, our grandmothers surely had an edge and aesthetics for jewellery. Bringing back the old in the gold, this year Grandma Jewellery styles are back in fashion. From long and heavy Raani Haar with delicate work to detailed gold sets are in this year. Old Jewellery has long been a staple of those with a more classic aesthetic. ‘ Dadi ka Haar’ and Maa Ka set is what we have seen growing by and swear by. This year, these nostalgic pieces make it back into the mainstream .Opt for your Grandma set. The old gold look is surely to turn heads this season. Rani haar, Choker, Maangtika are traditional yet bespoke. “The modernization or contemporary use of our ethnic motifs makes them more relevant to the audience of today, and is the only way to carry our heritage forward and keep it alive.”
Bling is trend to be carried on for Cocktail and Reception functions- This season; it is the Time to Carry Bling look. Right from Golden chains to Gold Bold Rings to Neckpieces with Chain Tassels – Golden Accessory is look to carry. It is strong color that leaves very strong Impression about you.Mix and match, make each combination you’re own and unique. This trend can look great with both casual and classy outfits. The version of subtle bling is Metallic, which has power to give Power look to any of the outfit you wear. One can wear Metallic handcuff, ear cuffs or Neckpiece; Metal surely adds the oomph to your style.
Western and Indian fusion
For the millennials of today, modern jewellery with Indian and western designs are taking the lead. From fun and quirky jewellery to never-ending love for silver – silver pearl bangles to mirror studded silver ring. Jhumkas to long fringed silver earrings – elegant and simple styles are also trending this year.