Hot spring trend! As Ivanka Trump dons a purposefully mismatched set of Marni earrings, FEMAIL reveals how to get the designer look on your own
- Ivanka Trump wore a pair of asymmetrical earrings to a gala in Germany
- Mismatched baubles were seen on multiple spring/summer 2017 runways
- Jewelery designer Sarah Magid shares tips on how to achieve the look
- For the perfect pair, shop our edit of ready-made sets
On her first trip to Germany as an official adviser to President Trump, Ivanka Trump certainly made a style statement.
The first daughter wore a pair of oversized mismatched Marni earrings to a gala dinner at Deutsche Bank in Berlin on Tuesday.
Ivanka is right on trend, as asymmetrical ear ornaments decorated the lobes of countless models on multiple spring 2017 catwalks, including Erdem, Sportmax and J.W. Anderson.
Trending: On her first trip to Germany as an official adviser to President Trump, Ivanka Trump wore a pair of oversized mismatched Marni earrings to a gala dinner at Deutsche Bank in Berlin on Tuesday
From long, dangly mismatched sets seen at Marni to completely different earrings worn on each lobe at Sportmax and J.W. Anderson, the asymmetrical look is hotter than ever.
To get the look without spending on a new pair, team individual earrings that you already own that share similar colors, complementary shapes or related themes. Playing with different lengths adds edge and interest.
'I like to try to stay within the same color palette or metals, to keep it easy and feel symmetrical,' says jewelry designer Sarah Magid. 'Overall the look should appear cohesive and not like you accidentally put on two totally different pieces.'
Different but the same: Coordinated asymmetrical earrings were seen at the spring 2017 Marni show (left) and Erdem (right)
Mix-n-match: Completely different earrings were worn together at Sportmax (left) and J.W. Anderson (right)
When pairing contrasting silhouettes, 'a geometric shaped stud (like a lightning bolt or triangle) goes great with edgy statement earrings, and a very traditional circle or hoop complements a more classic, vintage inspired piece,' says Sarah.
'My favorite way to rock this trend is by wearing a large, sculptural, bright earring in one ear and a small gold or silver stud in the other. The juxtaposition makes an impact and updates this trend that I remember so fondly from the late 80’s'.'
For the perfect pair, designers like Marni are taking the guesswork out of mixing and matching, and are offering coordinated asymmetrical sets that match but don't really match. Shop our stylish edit below.
Left: Gold Wrecking Ball Mismatched Earrings by Motif, $28; motif.com. Right: Gold-tone stone earrings by Fendi, $450; net-a-porter.com
Left: Tropical Punch Pineapple Earrings by Betsey Johnson, $35; betseyjohnson.com. Right: Gold-Tone Crystal Mismatch Earrings by Kate Spade New York, $58; macys.com
Mismatched Earrings Ear Crawler & Stud by Marchesa, $79; nordstrom.com
Left: Gold-plated pearl earrings by Cornelia Webb, $255; net-a-porter.com. Right: Mismatched Statement Stud Earrings by A.V. Max, $80; amazon.com
Asymmetric Earrings by Etro, $221; farfetch.com
Left: Demetria Asymmetrical Drop Earrings by Aurélie Bidermann, $375; saksfifthavenue.com. Right: Solar Hoop Purposely Mismatched Earrings by Mounser, $195; barneys.com
Prince Stud Earring Set by Adornia, $255; ahalife.com
Left: Lightning Stud Asymmetric Earrings by Topshop, $26; topshop.com. Right: Fashion Drop Earrings by Motif, $33; motif.com
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