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To a minimum
When celebrities step out on the red carpet, you can usually count on them (or their stylists) choosing the statement jewelry that will get noticed, opting for major drop earrings and bold colored gemstones to accent their fashions in all the right ways. But lately we’ve been seeing celebrities moving in the other direction when they’ve made public appearances--they are choosing smaller, delicate pieces that create an understated yet pulled-together look. This has been especially true with earrings, with a number of celebs donning studs, small drops or getting trendy with ear climbers. They also are wearing sleek rings and bracelets that accent without taking the eye too far from their fashion and beauty looks. Scroll down to see some of the best of the minimal pieces that stars have been wearing lately.
Actress Sasha Alexander wore these Suzanne Kalan earrings, pictured here in yellow gold, at AFI Fest 2014, held at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre on Nov. 12.
Minnie Driver wore a Le Vian diamond and white gold ring and bracelets to the premiere of Beyond the Lights on Nov. 12 in Hollywood.
Actress Rashida Jones chose these Jack Vartanian black diamond ear climbers to go with her dress while attending the IWMF Courage in Journalism Awards, held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Oct. 28.
Joining Jones in the ear climber trend was singer and actress Katherine McPhee, who bedazzled her lobes with these Doves by Doron Paloma black diamond earrings at the 2014 PaleyFest Fall TV Preview at The Paley Center for Media on Sept. 7 in Beverly Hills.
Actress Emmy Rossum wore these Le Vian black sapphire stud earrings with this Pasquale Bruni diamond ring when she went attended the L.A. Opera’s 2014-15 season opening night performance on Sept. 13.
Actress Rachel Brosnahan stepped out in these M.C.L. by Matthew Campbell Laurenza drop earrings while attending New York Magazine and The Cut’s Fashion Week Party at The High Line on Sept. 9 in New York City.
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