PANDORA Jewelry #TheLookOfYou in Croatia

There is a simplicity about being surrounded by all marble walkways, buildings and streets. There are succulents everywhere, Hvar looks very much like a modern instagram account in fact, despite being thousands of years old (think the B.C. kind of old)… #goals. Our surroundings have always had a big impact on what I wear and how I wear it and this one is no exception. I packed my newest Autumn 2016 PANDORA Jewelry collection with me on the trip because there is always an opportunity to wear jewelry Thank you PANDORA! PANDORA’s new campaign, #TheLookOfYou celebrates women’s individuality and unique styles and just like with my last post this one will play to my more masculine side. Even though the focus is still menswear, unlike going as literal as I did previously I wanted to simplify things a little bit. A white shirt dress is a great way to do the masculine trend and still feel feminine, in fact it’s a great gateway into the world of tailoring (It also seemed more than appropriate in the +36 degree Croatian heat). I can now understand how the toga came to be. This is also a great way to incorporate minimalism into the way you style your jewelry. PANDORA Jewelry doesn’t always have to be about wearing a lot. They have beautiful 14K gold pieces that will speak volumes without being overwhelming. Try wearing some of the bangles and necklaces sans charms to mix things up a bit, the combinations are endless. PANDORA does a great job with also mixing metals, adding a gold clasp on a silver necklace is the little touch that makes the pieces so unique and special. The whole idea in personalizing your jewelry is so that, just like with all trends, you are not afraid of experimenting and trying something new. Take a look back at my first Autumn post and note that the pieces didn’t change, I simply put them together differently. Voilà! Make sure to check out the new collection online at www.pandora.net

wearing: sig the label dress + top, gucci loafers, PANDORA jewelry

This post was sponsored by PANDORA Jewelry, however the opinions are my own.