Ultra -long chains
This jewelry now has season
Chains in XXL length attract everyone this summer. Whether solo worn or in combination: you enhance every outfit.
The summer of 2025 belongs to the ultra -long chains. Instead of petite and reserved jewelry, XXL lengths dominate. Whether solo or in a layering look, the striking accessories make every outfit a fashionable highlight.
Perfect for the “Cool Girl Summer”
The “Cool Girl Summer” is still in full swing – and the trendy chains embody it perfectly. It shows: she styled an all-round black outfit with a basic tea, a leather culotto and sales flip-flops. The casual outfit added a white East-West bag and sunglasses. The highlight? A long chain with a silver trailer that converted the simple look into an eye -catcher.
More summer is not possible
If you are looking for beach vibes, you will set up with a maritime flair. Pendants such as the starfish, mussels, seahorses and water turtles make you want for a day by the sea. Particularly beautiful: chains of different lengths can be worn in a layering look. With sunglasses, a bandana and bracelets, the summer outfit becomes perfect. This can be carried with a linen dress or with light jeans shorts and a white top.
Word chains fit on every occasion
Also in the trend – in gold or silver, combined everyday or evening. A rough chain with a heart follower reflects the Y2K revival and can be styled for maximum. A colorful bandeau top, wide jeans and a striking bag go with the accessory. If you like, complement a chain belt.
It can be more elegant for a chic dinner. Perfect in a deep neckline of a top or satintop. This fits a loosely cut pinstripe trousers and a black shoulder bag with a chain detail. Simple earrings and a wristwatch in silver round off the look.
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Source: Stern
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