When we talk about fairs, we inevitably think of flamenco dresses, ruffles and polka dots. But there is a parallel universe that is gaining prominence in these events: the FAIR LOOKS that opt for contemporary elegance without resorting to the typical costume. Midi dresses, satin outfits, jumpsuits with asymmetrical necklines or even palazzo trousers combined with structured tops... A flamenco touch is always welcome and polka dots and ruffles are a sure hit. The fair has become a showcase of trends where jewellery plays an essential role.
The evolution of trade fair looks
As in any social event, especially in Andalusia, accessories make all the difference. The key is to strike a balance between sophistication, comfort and fashion. The FAIR LOOKS of 2025 are expected with vibrant colours, flowing fabrics and special details. The focus is on monochrome, but also on floral prints and jewel tones such as emerald, butter yellow, ruby red or pastel shades. And that's where jewellery has the opportunity to elevate the outfit to another level.
Jewellery that harmonises (and enhances)
Jewellery should not be an afterthought. In a well-constructed trade fair look, the chosen pieces can be the common thread that gives meaning to everything. The current trends in accessories show a clear preference for the maximalistThe collection includes oversized golden earrings, beaded necklaces, XL cocktail rings, and bracelets with architectural silhouettes.
Neckline and earrings: a crucial relationship
One of the tricks of the trade for stylists and fashion editors is to analyse the cleavage of the outfit before deciding what type of earrings or necklace to wear. If the neckline is halter or strapless, a pair of long earrings can frame the face. For V-necklines, layered pendants and chokers can be the perfect choice.
Less is more (but with intention)
The minimalist mantra still holds true, but with a twist. It's about choosing few pieces, yes, but with intention. Each piece of jewellery should tell a story or add something to the whole. .
One of the most common mistakes when preparing the fair looks is the excess of flashy elements. A dress with volume, a jewelled handbag, sandals with rhinestones, an elaborate hairstyle... and big jewellery too. The result can be excessive. The key is to compensate: if the look is simple, jewellery can be the protagonist; if the clothes already have a lot of visual weight, the pieces should be more subtle and refined.
Among the micro-trends that we are seeing the most this season in the world of jewellery applied to fair looks are the following:
- Irregular pearlsThe collection includes necklaces and earrings with an organic air, far removed from classicism.
- Coloured enamelled jewelleryA fun way to add contrast or create chromatic harmony.
- Mixed metalsGoodbye to gold or silver rules. Combining the two is not only permitted, but recommended.
- Handcrafted pieces: hammered or nuanced textures bring authenticity and a connection to the handmade.
5 looks to be the queen of the fair
Look 1 - Passion red with graphic accents
This monochrome ensemble in deep red finds its balance in the graphic contrasts of the jewellery. The Lempicka XL earrings, with their geometric design in black and rose gold, add an arty, bold vibe. The ring with black and yellow diamonds reinforces this sophisticated, almost theatrical aesthetic. It's a look for those who understand that a piece of jewellery can also be a statement of character.
Gold ring with black and yellow diamonds
Lempicka XL earrings with rose gold and onyx
Look 2 - Flamenco elegance with a retro twist
The play of polka dots on the blazer contrasts with the seriousness of the black trousers, setting the stage for jewellery that has that flamenco air that the fair requires. The long diamond earrings add a verticality that stylises the face, while the cocktail ring, loaded with garnets and diamonds, introduces a baroque wink. The classic Longines watch finishes off this flirtatious look full of Andalusian influences.
Diamond and garnet cocktail ring
Long rose gold earrings with diamonds
Longines La Grande classique watch with diamonds on the dial
Look 3 - All-white with jewellery nods to the colour
A white ensemble that acts as the perfect canvas to let the gemstones speak. The amethyst and malachite ring combines chromatic strength with craftsmanship, and the emerald and amethyst earrings are pure exuberance and movement. The Omega watch in steel and gold brings order with its technical sobriety. Here, luxury is not shouted, it is insinuated.
Emerald and amethyst earrings with diamonds
Gold ring with malachite and amethyst
Omega Constellation stainless steel and gold Sedna watch
Look 4 - Pastel tones with jewellery that sparkles in everyday life
The vanilla shirt and watercolour floral trousers feel almost naïve, but the jewellery ground the look in the reality of a woman who knows her style. A look that brings comfort for when the days of the fair begin to weigh on the body. The rose gold rings with diamonds and the link bracelet elevate the ensemble with a sober and very contemporary luxury. The rose quartz and diamond earrings take centre stage, finishing the ensemble with a springtime feel.
Earrings with diamonds, topaz and rose quartz
Look 5 - Colour, volume and sculptural jewellery
A good shawl is a must at the fair. This fringed dress reinterprets the classic manila shawl with character and personality... The diamond earrings have an organic design that accompanies the movement of the fabric, while the open ring and the bracelet with sapphires work as collector's items. It's a look to enjoy the fair and show off without losing an ounce of luxury.
White gold earrings with diamonds
White gold bracelet with diamonds and sapphires
White gold open ring with diamonds
Jewellery as an attitude
The FAIR LOOKS today are an ode to stylistic freedom. You don't need to stick to a code, you can reinterpret it, update it and make it your own. And in that process, jewellery is not a unique ally to reflect your personal style.
Because in the end, it's not just what you wear, but how you wear it. And good jewellery, chosen with intention, doesn't just beautify: it empowers.
