Accessories: The bigger the better Accessories: The bigger the better This season is all about show stopping, look-at-me jewellery pieces. Since the return to normal life(I use the term loosely), we’ve cast off restraint and embraced a more “you only live once” mindset when it comes to how we present ourselves. Designers themselves have been championing the cause for bolder accessories. The SS23 shows had Givenchy and Tory Burch accessorising their models with bold cuffs. Alexander Mcqueen showcased statement necklaces for the F/W23 runway show which means your purchase of any bold jewellery will not be wasteful. Being conscious of the pieces we buy is a responsibility we all carry as the impact impulse buying has on our planet is undeniably devastating. fashion Here’s Your At-A-Glance Guide To Fashion Month SS24 Read more On our African continent we have many smaller bespoke brands that are ensuring the design and manufacturing of their jewellery pieces are eco-friendly and has minimal to zero impact on our planet. Not only are their offerings sustainable but their designs are unique and has a rich heritage attached to it. Which makes for great conversation at your next event or outing. Whatever your preference or budget you are guaranteed to find pieces that represents who you are, fearlessly unique! Photographer: Franco Kellerman/ Jewellery Margaux Wong Photographer: Franco Kellerman/ Jewellery Margaux Wong Photographer: Franco Kellerman/ Jewellery Me&B Subscribe south africa | fashion accessories GLAMOUR Recommends 7 runway trends from Copenhagen Fashion Week to start wearing now GLAMOUR cover star Bonang Matheba stunned on the 2023 Miss SA stage