Hallie Abrams shows how to layer necklaces by spacing them evenly across your neckline. Use your fingers to measure gaps, then fill them with a mix of delicate chains and chunkier pieces. Double chains or adjust lengths to cover empty spots and create a balanced stack.
How do you know how to layer necklaces? I've had a few clients ask me this recently, and I wanted to make sure we talked about it. There's all different things, like necklaces are getting chunkier, more statementy. I still like piling on a lot of necklaces, and the way I think of it is I take this space and I want to make sure that it's filled up somewhat evenly. And actually, if you sort of see where my fingers are, that's somewhat what I do, is I look at like the spacing of that and say, okay, this is hitting here. I want to find something that's hitting in that middle section. They already have a necklace there, so I'm going to try this little cutie. He's more delicate. Let's see what happens. Yeah, I like that. See how that, that's like there? And then I don't mind this at all. Like, I don't mind this long. That's something I think is kind of cool. with this necklace in particular is you can double it and then— oh, I like that. And I sort of like how this goes down a little bit also. There we go. Now it doesn't exactly fit my fingers, but it sort of does. See how like that's at that finger? I want to equally fill up This distance. And there, that's how we layer the necklaces.
