Start with a medium-length chain to fill exposed skin, add a pendant for dimension, then layer a chunky choker near your neck with equal spacing between each piece. The speaker arranges her necklaces around a love necklace she received for her 40th birthday.
Her 40th birthday.
I'm going to tell you today how to layer necklaces and make it as easy as 1, 2, 3. All right, first of all, let's start with a medium length chain. The idea is to fill up the space, the skin that's showing up at the top of the shirt. And we want to fill that space up in a very symmetric way so that there's really the same amount of space showing between each necklace. Okay. I never take off that little love necklace. It was a birthday present for my 40th birthday. So I work around that. I start out with that medium chunky chain. Then I add the one that's a pendant, so it sort of adds some dimension. And then I end with the chunkiest chain that's up closest to my neck. It's like a choker. And there we have it. 1, 2, 3, 4. They are all sort of symmetric and they're filling up the space and mimicking the neckline and that's what makes it look cool. Interesting. Sort of effortless and yeah.
