In the last century, women have come exceptionally far in more ways than one.  But what stands out the most, is how far we’ve come in fashion.  In honor of this achievement and in lieu of, well, just being a woman, I have decided to look back at the evolution of fashion over the decades.  And to quote the iconic Rachel Zoe, Style is the best way to say who you are without having to open your mouth.  Whoever said women would never have equal rights was clearly getting dressed in the dark.

The beginning of the 20th century sparked a trend in terms of what was acceptable for the female population to wear. Women started to dress in clothes that conveyed their admiration for more freedom.  As the years transpired, the image of women continued to change in terms of their public appearance.  In the 1910′s, skirt length began to rise from the floor to above the ankle. Although this may not seem like a drastic change in today’s day and age, it was a huge step for women at the time. The vivid colors and the short bobs made way for what was soon to become “The Jazz Age.”

By the 1920′s, women’s fashion started to become quite risqué. Tube dresses with a hip level waistline that barely shape your figure and long waves of tassels started to become prominent.  More commonly known, these shapeless dresses were referred to as Flapper dresses.  They paved the roads with glamour for what was yet to come.  The 1930′s didn’t have a very distinct style to it but it did however begin to bring in tighter clothes that shaped the figure to yield a more flirtatious approach.

Slowly but surely, short skirts, padded shoulders and tailored seams started to come into play.  At this time, women preferred these looks because they were too busy with their jobs and helping out with the war.  During this time, women shed away from their feminine style and began wearing more masculine clothing.  Coco Chanel was a huge influence during this era. She was one of the first women to really reject the feminine look, which is partly what made her such a prominent figure.

The 1950′s emphasized a strong year in women’s fashion trends as styles worn by movie stars and celebrities began to readily influence society.   The late, great, Marilyn Monroe was amongst one of the numerous icons to heavily define the 50s.

The 60s conveyed a more vivid era of styles. Women all over began accessorizing with the hats that Jackie O deemed famous but furthermore, the hippie era had begun.  Thus came along more relaxed clothing, long braided hair, bellbottoms and peace signs.  Woodstock was in the air and from that, came Studio 54.

The 70s transpired quickly, going from the hippy era to disco inspired in what seemed like overnight.  A whole new world of clothing came into place.  The bell-bottom pants became larger, tie-dye and animal prints were seen on every street corner, the jumpsuit fab came into light and platform shoes grazed the streets (insert Austin Powers visual here.)

The 1980′s marked another great era of fashion.  Madonna and Cindy Lauper stepped onto the scene and that’s when girls really began to have fun.  Bright colors, leggings, off the shoulder sweat shirts, headbands and bracelets were amongst a few of the popular items to rock during the 80s.  Then, when Party of Five and Beverly Hills 90210 struck in 1990, fashion became slightly offbeat.   The look expanded back to dressing down and women started to wear shorter skirts and comfortable athletic clothing.  Plaid shirts and pantsuits with massive shoulder pads also became a distinctive trend at this time.  But then again, so did MC Hammer and where is he now?

When Ace of Base, TLC and The Spice Girls came smashing into the early 2000s, things began to shift for the worst.  Baby Spice thought she could bring back platforms from the 70′s, Left Eye started wearing Bongo jeans and black football eye shades and yet after playing “I Saw the Sign” on repeat, no one seemed to get it.  (Yes, I am quite opinionated about this era because all I remember was the confusion that set in every morning before 8th grade).  Needless to say, I grew to love the latter of this era. Now being 2012, I have actually grown quite fond of current trends; I may even go as far to say that it has become my favorite fashion decade.  Thus because, it has emerged into being acceptable to rock all trends from every era.  I have friends that aspire to be Grace Kelly, friends that radiate hemp tunics, emulate Twiggy and me? I hope to one day be able to raid Nicole Richie’s wardrobe.  Yep, I said it.

And as if we could tie in fashion and events even more then we already have, this years Met Gala’s theme was comparing the stylistic designs of the late Elsa Schiaparelli and the present day queen bee, Miuccia Prada.  These two Italian designers are from two completely different eras yet both women contrive coincidental themes in their work through very different approaches.

So next time you decide to throw on a high waisted skirt with an off the shoulder top and some epic platforms, remember that those very trends were once socially unacceptable, became acceptable and are now legendary in the fashion world.  I speak for myself when I say, without fashion and trends, I wouldn’t have a job. So thank god for all of those years of women evolving to land me right where I am today.  Oh, the irony of it all, haven’t you heard?

Until next time, xx

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It doesn’t matter how many designer dresses you own, or how overly packed your closet is, if you don’t know how to dress for your body, you will never look chic or meet your stylish potential.  Justifying purchases has become a daily conversation amongst many confused women, on a regular basis.  It typically goes something like this, “I know these pants are really tight but after I lose 15lbs they’ll look great” or “ I have this dress and I know it looks obscene on me but it’s a size 2 and was just featured in InStyle …so I bought it.”

If any of this induced a strong sense of shameful recognition, you need to fine-tune your shopping technique as soon as possible.

When we go shopping or browse outfits in fashion magazines there should be two questions that we ask ourselves; 1) do I like it and 2) will it look good on me. The latter is sometimes forgotten, not understood, or worse, simply not considered.  This can sometimes be easily overlooked because when we see something in a fashion magazine, we naturally don’t think to question it because we know it looks good on the model, but figuring out if an item will be flattering on you is just as important as deciding if you like it or not.  Lucky for us, no matter what your body type is, there are tips and tricks for all of us to use to highlight our favorite features and minimize anything you may want to hide. Keep reading to learn about your body type, what looks best on it, what to avoid, which designers design for you, and which celebrities have your body type.

How to Know and Dress For Your Body Type

The question is, how do you know? The first thing you need to know is what your body type is. If you know this, you are halfway there. If you do not know, take a moment and look in a full-length mirror and compare your shape to the below definitions and celebrity examples. Once you are aware of your shape, we’ll look at a few styles that you should look for that will compliment your body type as well as what styles to avoid. If you still have questions, leave them as a comment below or email me for a personal consultation!

Hourglass

How do you know if you’re an “hourglass” shape?

Hourglass shapes are curvy, just like the shape of an hourglass. Women with this shape have curves on the top that mirror their lower half, and a narrow waist in between the two.

What to wear: The key to dressing an hourglass body type is to dress in a way that highlights your curves and shows them off.

* Focus on fitted wrap dresses and tops that show off and embrace your shape (don’t hide it)

*Accentuate your waist with belts. Belts can also be worn over blazers to bring in your waistline.

*Go for high-waisted skirts with tucked in dress shirts or blouses (don’t wear them un-tucked as it will cut you in half)

*Look for tops that will enhance your bust and waist.  Scoop and V-necks are your friends.

*When wearing jackets keep them simple and make sure they are nipped at the waist to show off your figure.

*Because of your shapely body, don’t be afraid to see a tailor to finish off a new look. Not all clothes will fit your curves perfectly, but if it’s a great piece, it’s likely worth another $15 to tailor it to highlight your best assets and fit you correctly

*If you don’t want to spend money getting something tailored, be sure the garment fits properly. If it’s too big, it will make you look bigger all around

What to avoid: Empire waist dresses and tops. These will shorten your torso and make you look wider than you are. Also avoid t-shirt dresses or over-sized clothes of any kind. These will make you look boxy. Trust me, none of us want to look like a square! Stay away from tops with large ruffles as they will hide your great curves and make you look out of proportion.  Skirts that are too short can end up making you look round and bigger than your true size.

Celebrity Examples: Kim Kardashian, Scarlett Johanson, Beyonce, Sofia Vergara

Designers To Check Out for This Shape: Dolce & Gabanna, Herve Leger, Donna Karan, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney

Pear

How do you know if you’re a “pear” shape?

Those with a pear shaped body will have small to medium bust and a defined waist.  Their bottom half is significantly larger than their waist up, with curvy hips and full thighs and calves.

What to wear:

*Look for shirts and blouses that have a scoop neck or v-neck to highlight your face

*Wear a color or bright pattern on top to draw attention to your upper half and face

*Add tops that accentuate your shoulders such as puffed sleeved or a bold shouldered jacket.

*De-emphasize your bottom and elongate your legs by keeping your bottom choices plain and simple, leaving the embellishments and details for your top.

* Wear properly fitted tops that highlight your waist

* For denim, wear a dark blue jeans with a straight leg or flare style (but don’t get jeans with high-placed pockets on the butt)

*Because of your shapely body, don’t be afraid to see a tailor to finish off a new look. Not all clothes will fit your curves perfectly, but if it’s a great piece, it’s likely worth another $15 to tailor it to highlight your best assets and fit you correctly

*When fitting jeans or trousers, it’s best to fit your bottom and hips area instead of your waist.  Altering the waist band is a quick fix at the tailors

What to avoid: Big patterns skirts and bottoms (for example, large printed flowers on a skirt or dress) and bright or nude colored pants. These things will draw attention where you don’t want to. Skinny Jeans will accentuate your hips and make them look a lot larger then they actually are.

Celebrity Examples:  Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys, Leighton Meester

Designers To Check Out for This Shape: Elie Tahari, Ralph Lauren, Tadashi, L’Wren Scott

Apple

How do you know if you’re an “apple” shape?

You’re likely an apple shape if you tend to hold your weight in your bust and belly.

What to wear:

* Wear wrap dresses that tie around your waist or that you can belt in at the waist. This prevents extra material from billowing out and also adds definition to your waistline.

* Dresses with rouching (gathered fabric) near problem areas will also be forgiving. You’ll often see dresses with rouching on the side and extra fabric pulled loosely across your midsection

*Wear scoop neck tops to highlight and draw attention to your face

*Balance is the goal when dressing this body type.  The main gold is the elongate the torso and give the appearance of thinner shoulders and waist by drawing attention to your best attributes such as your bust area or legs.

What to avoid: Oversized clothes, cotton tees, stretch pants. All of these items will actually add pounds, not hide them. Turtlenecks will cover too much on top and make your chest stand out (not in a good way). Also stay away from capris pants and all cropped pants.

Celebrity Example: Oprah, Tyra Banks, Jessica Simpson

Designers To Check Out for This Shape: Diane von Furstenberg, Michael Kors, Tadashi,

Petite

How do you know if you’re petite?

You’re probably petite if you have a small frame and shorter in height, typically 5’3″ and under

What to wear:

*When shopping for blouses, opt for a v-neck to help elongate your look

*stick to pencil and a-line skirts. Make sure the length hits you just above the knee or just below it. It will look awkward if it hits in the middle of your knee and will cut you off

* Make sure your pants are hemmed at the bottom. If they are too long and the material starts gathering it will actually have the reverse effect and make you look shorter than you actually are.

*Add a nude heel to your wardrobe as this will help to elongate your legs and make you appear taller.

*Pantsuits help to create instant length

*Platform heels will also give you another generous inch (Check out Brian Atwood, Christian Louboutin)

What to avoid: Avoid capris, they will only make you look shorter

Celebrity Examples: Mary-Kate & Ashley Olson, Kristen Bell, Reese Witherspoon

Designers To Check Out for This Shape: Ann Taylor, Michael Kors, Calvin Klein, Christian Louboutin,Brian Atwood,  Marni

Athletic/Rectangle/Banana:

How do you know if you’re a “rectangle” shape?

If you’re an athletic or rectangle shape, you are probably very slim and don’t have many curves. The best way to use clothes are to create the illusion of curves—just in the right places.

What to wear:

* Wear separates to break up your body

* A-line or circle skirts will show-off your narrow waist and flare out giving the illusion of smooth, feminine curves at your hips and butt.

* If you’re small busted, wear a push up bra to add volume to your chest. Don’t try to buy a bra that is too big for you though as it can make your chest look lumpy. Stick to the correct size and use a a push-up to lift up what your mother gave you!

What to avoid: The list of things you need to avoid is short. Vertical patterns and lines are a no-no, these will tend to make you appear thin and lanky. High-waisted skirts, pants and jeans will only emphasize your straight figure.

Celebrity Examples: Cameron Diaz, Kristen Stewart, Kate Moss, Keira Knightley, Rose Byrne

Designers To Check Out for This Shape: Allison Parris, Marc Jacobs, Rolando Santana, DKNY, Chloe

Andy Warhol once said, “They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”  This can mean anything from a change in hairstyle, a change in apartment location, or even a change in relationship. When you’re ready for that next job change, what you wear could make or break your interview process. It’s time to empower yourself, starting with your interview wardrobe.

Due to this oh so wonderful economy, recently, there has been job movement. With the increasing difficulty scoring your dream job it can be hard to stand out from the pack of candidates.

Let’s assume we all have the perfect black suit hanging in our closet.  It’s easy to update it with a few accessories to style according to the industry you’re looking to settle into. Depending on the extremes that you are willing to go to impress who could be your new boss, you may want to add one or you may want to slap on three.  Whether you’re on the hunt for your dream job or looking to score a new internship, you must make sure you are rockin’ the best look.  Interview attire can be pretty daunting; especially when you’re trying to secure a profession in an industry that revolves around what you wear.  Even if you are trying for a job in finance or if you yearn to be an 8^thgrade teacher, the fashion is a lot more conservative but there’s definitely nothing wrong with adding a little something extra to set you aside from those crazy driven candidates.  Yes, you may have the brains and experience but presenting yourself as a poised and confident women in the appropriate outfit will undoubtedly give off the right impression.

A career in finance entails a very subtle amount of accessories (I would say just one would seal the deal).  So pop on your best suit and match it with a stylish pair of pumps or a classic handbag but definitely not both.  Let’s say you have an interview to be a teacher.  Teacher’s can be trendy in their own way but nothing too exotic so keep that in mind when putting together your best look.  Try to showcase your individuality by standing out with a little color.  I would go with two accessories in this case.  You don’t have to choose, a pair of cute pumps and a handbag will do the trick.  Finally,  if it is a fashion interview that you are dressing for, the more accessories the better.  It’s easy to spice up a suit with a colorful blouse, huge statement necklace, over the top pumps and a gorgeous bag. But remember to choose wisely.

I have chosen statement pieces that when styled correctly will form the perfect addition to the basic interviewing outfit.

And just so you know, you don’t always need to go the safe route with a suit, a classy dress can suffice nicely too, haven’t you heard?

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Starting from left to right

Jewelry: Kenneth Jay Lane Necklace, Kara Ross Earrings, Lizzie Fortunato Necklace, Lizzie Fortunato Earrings

Bags: Reiss Tote, Reiss Satchel, Tory Burch Tote, Rebecca Minkoff Tote, Guess Clutch

Shoes: Reiss Pumps, Calvin Klein Pumps, Isaac Mizrahi Pumps

At one time or another, we’ve all had the problem of a closet full of clothes but  nothing to wear.  Sometimes we use it as  an excuse to go shopping and treat ourselves to something new.  On your next shopping experience, making smart purchasing decisions is clutch in the “I have no clothes, must shop” situation.  Buying one statement piece that can be worn a ton of different ways, on various occasions, throughout the years, is just the ticket we’ve been looking for.  Note: the ‘statement’ piece might not seem like a great investment for those whose main wardrobe strategy over the years has been to focus on accumulating the classics, but just because something is distinctive doesn’t mean it can’t look different every time.

Even the most stand-out outfit options can be switched around, re-jigged and juggled into a completely new look, it just takes a little finesse and a new setting.  By rotating a piece through several different settings, you’ll ensure it’s worn more than enough, without ever getting stale, haven’t you heard?

Until next time, xx

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Ah-mazing DKNY Sequin Blazer 

Look 1:

Dress

Shoes

Clutch

Earrings

Look 2:

Pants

Shirt 

Shoes

Shoulder Bag

Necklace

Look 3:

Jeans

Shirt

Bag 

Shoes

Earrings

Bangles

As spring is approaching, it is becoming less and less easy to maintain the layering look.  Obviously wearing a bulky sweater over a collared shirt with a scarf and fur vest isn’t exactly ideal for this time of season.  Currently, it is 65 degrees out.  Layering takes your look to the next level and allows your outfit to  better express your true style.  But beware, some pieces can make you look messy and bulky and we don’t want that.  When done properly, layering can help you look slender and put together.

For instance, in look #1, the yellow dress is a perfect color and piece for spring but with the current weather, alone, you’d freeze.  So pop on a textured cardigan.  And by “pop on”, I don’t necessarily mean over the dress; try it underneath as well so that the lace arms stick out.  Innovative, I know.  Now, top it off with a funky jean jacket or blazer and a great belt.  Layering accessories is ideal.  You can never have too many bangles on one arm.

Furthermore, if you feel like taking risks, try one of the four pieces that I chose as my personal faves (not altogether of course) but they definitely add the little statement piece that you were looking for, haven’t you heard?

Until next time, xx

Color-blocking. A term that is literally defined as wearing blocks of colors. Not my favorite choice, but in some situations, color-blocking is shown through actual square shaped patterns sewed together on dresses/pants/shirts, but that’s the easy way out and who doesn’t love a good challenge when it comes to fashion?

If you work in a creative field then, sure, it’s much easier to experiment with various color combos and color-blocked patterns. But perhaps you don’t and haven’t been able to find satisfying results for a color-blocked day/night out. Try color-blocked accessories. Shoes, scarves, jewelry and other accessories are a huge hit on the fashion scene right now. It’s a pretty easy trend to learn and doesn’t involve a lot of effort and whatever the excuse may be, don’t give up because there is a solution. Alas, there is no need to admire from afar, now you can all participate in the color-blocking trend.

Just a few tips:
1. Don’t be afraid to clash your colors. Back in the day that may have been a big fashion no-no but today, it is quite apropos.
2. The louder the color, the better. With pastels and neon being the “It” colors this season, all the more reason to block ‘em.
3. Do not, and I repeat, do not go over 3 colors when blocking. Three times is always a charm and you definitely don’t want to resemble a Rubik’s Cube.

Above, I have given examples of classy and proper ways to separate your colors.  And remember, when fashion is trying to hit you in the face, I’ll always be there to color-block it!

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Swimwear:

Bathing Suit, Manoush, $165

Bag (red), Tory Burch, $195

Bag (blue), Alexander Wang,

Bag (orange), Tory Burch, $195

Necklace, Kenneth Jay Lane,  $132

Sandals, Marni, $205

A Night Out:

Dress, Sonia Rykiel, $115

Shoes, Daniele Ancarani,  $105

Clutch, REISS,  $100

Work:

Blazer, Pierre Darre, $85

Pants, Costume National , $195

Clutch, REISS, $265

Pumps,  Roberto Cavalli, $55

Casual:

Top, REISS, $120

Shorts, Construction Zero,  $30

Bag, Alexander Wang, $875

Bracelet, Sydney Evan, $440

Espadrilles, REISS, $130

Do you ever have to remind yourself why it is exactly that we make fun of MC Hammer’s gaucho pants?  Or who started the rumor that Debbie Gibson’s oversized shirts and round-rimmed black hats were so 1980?  Would you go as far as saying that maybe just maybe, you question those trends for a reason?  Maybe deep down you know those trends never really went out of style, they just got put on hold until they can be thoroughly appreciated again.

Now you’re wondering, why is it that we make fun of MC’s gaucho’s but we can praise Samantha’s?  The primary reason is that they were presented in a new light.  Instead of imagining the masculine attire on the male rapper, we now imagine them on fashionable women; which is now considered trendy. Put simply, this fad is called androgyny.

Wake up!  I’m about to give you a quick lesson on how to start your day feeling good and making it last until you crash in your man’s bed that night.  Theoretically, the first thing you should do every morning is make sure you’ve left enough time to take down a good, hearty breakfast.  Personally, I prefer some type of whole grain cereal with fresh fruit.  And if we are going to get more specific; Rice Krispies.  Now, after you’ve had your fair dosage of the snap, crackle and popping inside of your mouth, it’s time to move on to your wardrobe. After all, presenting yourself is way up there in the “feeling good” bible and why not carry your amazing breakfast style into your outfit?  I’m not saying that you should start glueing Rice Krispies to your dress and formulating some type of milk carton headband; I’m simply inferring that you should add a little snap, crackle and pop… of color, to your ensemble.

Being a native New Yorker, I have found that I wear my fair share of black.  Even on my happiest and non-funeral-attending days, I still somehow manage to dress myself in some dark range of colors (if not completely in black.)  On many occasions, all black is deemed acceptable.  Actually, in my mind, I find it highly acceptable on any occassion, but today I am here to change not only your minds, but mine as well.  I have found over the years that although it is a known fact that us “New Yorkers” are happy as clams dressed in what can easily be confused as a jaguar costume (not the car, the animal.)  And even though many will argue that black is in fact a color (I  myself being one of those people,) that doesn’t mean I am not fond of the other little shades attached to my pot of gold.

I find that what differs us from the rest is the way we present ourselves and if everyday everyone in NYC the world was to wear the very same “color” from head to toe, then what fun would that be?  To quote Oscar Wilde, “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” So add a little color to your delightfully thrilling lives and incorporate some of it into your wardrobe.  All joking aside, I don’t recommend you coming to work dressed as Rainbow Bright but if you dab a multi-colored clutch or a pair of mental pumps into your outfit, who’s gonna hate it?  Adding the pop of color that we all so desperately need, allows us to stand out that much more and on top of that, it helps us to feel that much happier throughout the day, haven’t you heard?

If you’re having a hard time venturing outside of your Addams Family mindset, then take a look at these picks right from our 72Lux website.  Better yet, check out our own CEO rocking a pop of color in her own, stylish way.

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Prada, Cashmere Sweater, $245 

REISS, Tank Top, $100 

J BRAND, Skinny Jeans, $128 

Tory Burch, Chain Necklace, $195

Tory Burch, Patent Studded Cuff, $95

Tory Burch, Tote, $295

Alexander Wang, Mini Shoulder Bag, $425

REISS, Toe Cap Flats, $245

Kenneth Jay Lane, Emerald Earrings, $132

CAFe’NOIR, Boots, $115

With spring upon us, everyone is looking for that must-have designers newest collection to show off, feel oh-so-sexy wearing and strut their stuff confidently in.  Well look no further, we have just the brand that every girl and guy is looking to bring their relationship to the next level with.  Hell, if you play your cards right, by the end of the week you may even be exclusive!  REISS, the brand that has been on the scene since 1971, has caught our eyes yet again with their newest designs and must-have pieces.  Their spring/summer 2012 collection consists of the most ideal colors, patterns and designs.  They are taking fashion to the next level by recreating everyday ready-to-wear pieces and putting their own twist on them.  Thank the fashion gods that the pristine founder, David Reiss, didn’t sell his renown fashion empire to Liz Claiborne about four years ago!

Let’s be serious, if the Duchess of Cambridge (Kate Middleton) can wear a REISS dress to meet First Lady, Michelle Obama, then you know they have it going on.  They are the perfect timeless pieces that will last you through warm weathers and lavish vacations to come and you tell me, what could be better then a bright sunny day?  After all, REISS has named their collection “The Sunshine Season.”  Haven’t you heard?

Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton in a REISS Shola dress (which btw crashed the website in high demand).

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REISS Nerissa V-Neck Dress, $360 

REISS Issey Shirt Jacket, $360

REISS Molly Sheer Maxi Skirt, $275

REISS Alexa Draped Top, $140

REISS Hula Pleated Skirt, $210

REISS Vida Tassel Shoulder Bag, was $465 now $310 

REISS Carlina Clutch, $230

REISS Lilly Buckle Sandal, $320

AND just for kicks, shop the full collection here :)

Yes, many people consider blue to be a “sad color” and some associate it with similar relations to mine but in a not-so-positive light (ie. you would rather see snow fall during a Steelers game) but all I have to say to you Debbie-Downers is MAN UP and face the facts!  Blue has done a 360, it’s the leader of the wolf pack and it’s standing its ground.  It has officially taken control of the spring style scene and is forcing its way into everyones closet, haven’t you heard?

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REISS Silvie Strappy Silk Camisole, $115

J BRAND Skinny High-Rise, $128 

PIAZZA SEMPIONE Pin-Striped Blazer, $115 

ALEXANDER WANG Prisma Tote, $685

REPLAY Closed-toe Slip-Ons, $49

KENNETH JAY LANE Sapphire Teardrop Earrings, $132

SYDNEY EVAN Teardrop Evil Eye Necklace, $750

TORY BURCH Patent Skinny Studded Cuff, $95