Jewelry Connoisseur

May 31, 2013
Amber Michelle

RAPAPORT… Elongated earrings add instant glamour and create the illusion of a long, swanlike neck. These earrings swing with every movement you make, creating a mesmerizing dance around the face. Wear the swaying earrings with upswept hair for a 1940s movie siren look, or wear them with hair down to let out your inner wild woman. Any way they are worn, long earrings are easy, modern and sophisticated.

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Photographer: Don Kozusko
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Jewelry Connoisseur

Amber Michelle

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