Accessorising can make or break your look. So here’s presenting a ring report. Rings and bracelet rings that you should try.
Palm Ring
If you thought you have enough statement jewellery, bangles and watches, then add another accessory to the list- Palm Ring. Also known as palm cuffs, it is one of a kind red carpet accessory.
Wear the palm ring, like any regular stuff. Wear a solid ring for an edgy look and a chained one for a more ethnic touch with any Indian wear preferably a sari.
You can also stack up your wrist with loads of bangles, watch along with a palm ring if you are confident enough to carry this rough look.
This style is not for you if you are a working women.
The trend was initiated by Sarah Jessica Parker and then followed by Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence, Rihana and our very own Sonam Kapoor followed the suit. Recently, Shruti Hassan was seen wearing an intriguing palm ring.
A ring can spruce up your outfit and the overall look of your garment. One cannot underestimate the value of accessorizing at all, and a statement rings gives you that look. For instance the ring that Sonakshi Sinha is wearing is just lifting the look of the overall outfits and is doing all the talking. Priyanka Chopra’s quirky ring- wired and looped is a attention grabber and a must have or all those who love to experiment. For those who are not that experimental, invest in a piece that you know reflects your style- could be metallic or studded. Alia Bhatt is wearing a ring bracelet, which is definitely giving her an edge, for sure. Its a win win piece- whether you wear it for a cocktail or casually.
Some tips while you wear the ring:
1. Statement ring just does not mean ONE ring. You can add more rings to it. Try layering with midi rings.
2. It not necessary that the rings should match your outfit. Wear something that will make the accessory stand out. Pop out a colour or two from your outfit using the ring and mix these colours with silver and/or gold.
3. Mix textures in your rings for added wow factor. For instance clubbing a vintage ring with a studded ring. Experimentation can lead to successful results.
