Photo by RDNE Stock project - Pexels 1. Start with a Mixed-Metal Anchor Piece Begin with a piece that already combines both gold and silver, such as a two-tone watch, a mixed-metal ring, or a necklace with interwoven metals. This serves as a unifying element for your look and helps bridge the gap between other gold and silver pieces. It gives your outfit a built-in harmony and ensures the mix of metals looks intentional, not accidental. Choosing a standout item as your base makes the styling process easier and sets the tone for the rest of your accessories. JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content. 2. Layer Necklaces and Bracelets Layering is an effective way to mix metals without making your look feel disjointed. Try combining gold and silver necklaces of varying lengths to create dimension and draw attention upward. For bracelets, stack bangles, cuffs, or chains in both metals to create a textured, curated appearance. Don’t b...
Photo by RDNE Stock project - Pexels 1. Start with a Mixed-Metal Anchor Piece Begin with a piece that already combines both gold and silver, such as a two-tone watch, a mixed-metal ring, or a necklace with interwoven metals. This serves as a unifying element for your look and helps bridge the gap between other gold and silver pieces. It gives your outfit a built-in harmony and ensures the mix of metals looks intentional, not accidental. Choosing a standout item as your base makes the styling process easier and sets the tone for the rest of your accessories. JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content. 2. Layer Necklaces and Bracelets Layering is an effective way to mix metals without making your look feel disjointed. Try combining gold and silver necklaces of varying lengths to create dimension and draw attention upward. For bracelets, stack bangles, cuffs, or chains in both metals to create a textured, curated appearance. Don’t b...