Summer 2024 Accessory Trends: Color, Texture, and Boho Vibes
Discover the hottest jewelry and hair accessory trends for summer, from colorful beads to statement earrings.
Summer is the season to experiment with your accessories. The warm weather and outdoor events call for lighter, brighter, and more playful pieces. Here are the trends we're loving this summer.
Colorful Beaded Bracelets
Multicolor beaded bracelets are having a moment. Stack them in sets of three or five for a fun, festival-ready look. The best part? They're affordable enough to collect in multiple colorways. Mix pastels with neons for a vibrant summer stack.
Oversized Statement Earrings
Bigger is better this season. Fabric statement earrings with oversized floral designs are perfect for summer parties and outdoor weddings. They're lightweight despite their size, so you can wear them all day without discomfort.
Practical Hair Clips
Summer heat means updos are a daily necessity, and stylish hair clips are the accessory of choice. Tortoiseshell acetate barrettes and jumbo matte claw clips are both functional and fashionable. They keep hair off your neck while adding a polished touch to any look.
Layered Necklaces with Summer Tops
Summer's breezy necklines are made for layered necklaces. A gold pendant necklace paired with a longer chain looks effortless with a simple tank top or sundress. The key is keeping the rest of your jewelry minimal so the layers stand out.
Bohemian Leather Wraps
Leather wrap bracelets are a summer staple. They look great with tank tops, shorts, and sundresses, and they transition seamlessly from day to night. The adjustable fit means they work for any wrist size.
Summer Accessory Care
Summer brings sun, sweat, and water — all of which can affect your jewelry. Remember to:
- Remove jewelry before swimming
- Wipe pieces with a soft cloth after wearing them in heat
- Store jewelry in a cool, dry place, not a hot car
Ready to update your summer accessory collection? Explore our bracelets and earrings for the season's best pieces.
