How to Wear Bling With Slacks

Buy quality pieces.

The second thing you need to know is this: quality over quantity. In other words, don’t buy a bunch of cheap bling and expect to look like a million bucks. Instead, buy less but better quality pieces that will last longer and be easier to maintain. You should be able to see the difference in the materials that were used in making your piece (for example, gold or silver), as well as its craftsmanship (the way it was put together).

Tips for finding quality jewelry

Buy from reputable jewelers who specialize in high-end watches and jewelry. This will help ensure that you are getting authentic products made from real precious metals like gold and silver.
Look for hallmarks stamped into the metal; these will let you know what kind of metal it is made from (such as 14K Gold). The hallmark should also show where your item was made by including information such as country of origin or maker’s mark .

Decide on your style first.

Before you buy bling, decide on your style first. You should know what looks good on you and what works for your body type. You also need to decide whether you want a blingy look or something more subtle. Some women prefer the look of one large piece of jewelry (a necklace or earrings) while others prefer multiple pieces of jewelry that are smaller in size but still sparkle and shine. If you’re not sure how much bling is too much for work attire, here’s a quick guide:

Don’t buy just because it’s trendy – Trends come and go so fast that it can be hard to keep up with them all the time! Make sure that whatever trend inspired your new bling actually fits into your wardrobe before dropping money on something that might only last a season before being out of style again!
Don’t buy just because it’s expensive – Expensive does not always mean more valuable or better quality! Sometimes paying more just means paying more money without getting anything extra back in return which is why it’s important to make sure there are benefits beyond just its price tag before spending big bucks on any item

Treat bling like art.

As with any type of jewelry, you want to think about how each piece looks on your body. If you’re wearing a bling ring and it’s going to stand out too much, that’s not a good thing. You don’t want people looking at your ring instead of listening to what you’re saying or looking at your face. You’ll need to experiment with different types of rings and necklaces until you find something that works for you and fits in with your professional attire.

If you find yourself wearing the same old jewelry every day at work because it’s comfortable, try adding some new pieces into the mix so that people notice something different about your look!

Keep it simple.

I know, I know—this is a given. But it’s worth saying again because it’s so easy to get carried away with the bling when you’re tired and want to go home after a long day at work. Keep your jewelry simple and understated, only wearing one piece of jewelry if you can help it (you do not need to wear more than one necklace).

Don’t forget the details.

The small things count, too. Your jewelry should complement your outfit, and it should also complement your skin tone. If you have a pale complexion, try wearing silver jewelry — it’s more likely to appear more natural on you than gold or platinum would be. In contrast, if your skin is olive-colored or darker in hue, opt for gold pieces instead of silver as they will look better against your complexion.

Pair bling with a neutral palette.

Pairing bling with a neutral palette is a classic, always in style way to add some glitz and glamour to your work attire. Neutral colors are great because they can make a statement without being flashy or over-the-top. Popular neutral palettes include black, white, gray, brown and beige.

Look for items that have more than one purpose.

The best way to keep your bling under control is by choosing accessories with multiple uses.
For example, a bracelet or watch can be worn all day, everyday and not just when you’re going out.
A necklace can be worn with both casual and more formal outfits because it’s so versatile that it doesn’t need to match anything else in your outfit.
Shoes are another item you should think about when buying an accessory; they’re one of the first things people see on your body after all! If you want something with some bling but don’t want to look like you’re wearing a disco ball around town, go for simple flats or ballet flats that have subtle sparkle instead of heels or wedges with crystals covering them up top (or even worse: all over).

Choose what best suits your personality and lifestyle.

When you are shopping, take the time to consider what best suits your personality and lifestyle. If there is something that catches your eye but doesn’t fit in with the rest of your wardrobe, don’t buy it just because it is on sale or in style at the moment.

Asking a friend or family member for their opinion can be helpful if you are not sure about whether an item fits with your look. Do not be afraid to ask questions! And remember, if it does not work out as planned and written off as a loss (or better yet, donated), then no harm done!

Remember that less is more.

The key to wearing bling is to keep the rest of your outfit simple so that your jewelry stands out. This means you should avoid over-accessorizing, mixing too many patterns or colors together, and wearing too many layers or contrasting styles. You also want to make sure that none of the pieces you’re wearing are chunky—like big rings or earrings—so that they don’t compete with what you’re trying to show off!

These tips will help you choose quality pieces that will work well with your existing wardrobe and enhance the image you want to project in the workplace without going overboard on the bling!

In the workplace, there is a fine line between looking polished and professional and overdone. To avoid going overboard on bling, it’s important to make sure that your jewelry doesn’t clash with your outfit or distract from the image you want to project at work. That being said, don’t forget that jewelry can add color and texture to an otherwise dull outfit! If you’re looking for additional tips on how to wear bling in the office without being over-the-top, here are some helpful guidelines:

Choose quality pieces that will work well with your existing wardrobe and enhance the image you want to project in the workplace without going overboard on the bling!
Avoid wearing too many different types of jewelry at once (especially necklaces). A single statement necklace like this one paired with a simple bracelet is all most people need unless they are specifically dressing up for a formal event.