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AUTUMN ACCESSORIES | NEW YORK FASHION WEEK

1 · February 20, 2015
It seems almost criminal to be thinking about Autumn/Winter 2015 when we're still yet to enjoy the promise of sunshine, tan lines and pool parties due in the coming months - but New York Fashion Week rules, and this week it's forced us to forecast way ahead of schedule. With this in mind, Anna Lou's been keeping a watchful eye on the AW '15 catwalks to bring you the best of Autumn Accessories rounded up from NYFW's various shows, and her top tips to get the look now! 1. OVERSIZED EARRINGS At Rosie Assoulin, bigger was better - contrasting simple, tailored dresses with oversized feminine earrings to create a quirky balance between masculine and feminine. Recreate the look with a pair of Anna Lou's statement danglies, such as these Brit-twist crown earrings. Pair with a simple colour block dress and channel your inner K-Mid in a flash.

Crown earrings - £18

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2. PRETTY PEARLS

Jason Wu decided to go back to basics with his first venture into jewellery design, adorning simple and minimal earrings, necklaces and bracelets with a single pearl for a polished finishing touch. Add an edge to this classic look by donning double-ended pearls, for a timeless all-year look.

Freshwater pearl studs - £47

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3. GOLD BANGLES

Monique Pean decided that bangles are back - although Anna Lou could've told her that already! A stack of gold bangles is the perfect partner to any outfit - day or night - and for Autumn/Winter 2015 it's all about adding texture and interest. Stack up some classic gold enamel bangles with textured knots and a choice of colours, to pack a real accessories punch.

Knotted Enamel Bangles - £32 each

By Charlea Glanville

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