How to Pull Off Mismatched Earrings

According to StyleCaster, Meghan Markle was spotted wearing two different earrings by two different designers.

It’s hard to associate Meghan Markle with “mismatch” of anything. Considering her impeccable style, and her darling Prince Harry by her side, “mismatch” is a word that seems to have nothing to do with her. But when it comes to earrings, it’s a different story. She flaunted her daring spirit in the detail that matters in fashion - yes, earrings.

Apparently, this wasn’t the first time Meghan was seen wearing this V-shaped earring. And we can’t blame her for it. Who doesn’t like classy ear stud in pave diamonds, a setting of multiple small diamonds to maximize the dazzle. It’s simple yet sparkling. It’s classy and chic. It’s hard not to get attached to such versatile piece of accessory that goes incredibly well with every possible look and outfit, because as for stud earrings, there are many options you can choose from - single stone, pave, or mix of both - to suit every mood.  And whatever the occasion is, you can’t go wrong with natural diamonds ear studs from Langerman.    

Another way to play with the mismatched earrings trend is to wear a single earring that speaks drama without the frills. Just like what Eve did on the red carpet at the 2018 Grammys.

Pulling off a bold, sophisticated look beautifully, she proved that less is more when you have a strong focal point - like a drop dead gorgeous earring.

So what happens when you mix an elegant stud with an audacious drop earring?

An individual look that’s both subtle and dramatic. How long will this hot trend stay cool? Looks like the magic of mismatch will stay strong, as the catwalk 2018 spring/summer revealed.