100 Years of Earrings | Glamour

Look back at the last hundred years of earrings, from the 1920s delicate Art Deco earrings and the colorful star earrings of the 1930s, to the matching choker necklace and earring sets of the 1950s and the hoop earrings of the 1960s, see how earrings evolved over the century.
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100 Years of Earrings | Glamour

[@Emma-gu3zu]

100 years school uniforms plssssss

[@marieta9987]

Emma yesss that would be good af

[@Emma-gu3zu]

Queen Lee thank you

[@michellevivas1304]

Yesssssss

[@cle3446]

My country's school uniform hadn't changed since like 1945 ksjkjsks

[@fkatwigsisthequeenofenglan4748]

Which country tho??

[@erid143]

One thing to note about the 90's earrings was those big bold styles were largely confined to the early to mid 90's. By the mid to late 90's, small, silver, minimalist earrings where pretty much all what teenagers wore. So it makes sense by the 00's the style swung back to giant chandelier earrings.

[@audreybowie8117]

Please Do Next 100 Years of Teenager Fashion

[@anniep2837]

yass! AND MAKE IT ACCURATE..

[@mejustme479]

1910 teenagers were working. So were kids, that's how it was in America. If you were breathing & could walk you worked. Boys selling newspapers, children working in Lace Factory, and Coal Mines. Lucky to have a tin can to kick down the road. By 1940, boys that young age were happy to have their tin can become a part of a Tank. My father said that very thing at age 5. Because we were in a War with Germany. America had "Drives" Tin, Steel, Rubber (Tires) Glass, anything that was Salvageable went into the making of Tanks, Riffles etc, to help our Troops. Today, its a far far cry. It's mainly a disposable era now... Buy it, use it, when your tired of it, trash it...

[@jeremiahs595]

omg yasss

[@audreybowie8117]

@@jeremiahs595 In 1950s Jean Seberg In 1960s Twiggy aka Leslie Lawson was British Model and Actress and 1970s Jodie Foster and Dana Plato was a Film Actress

[@oliveranderson7264]

Elderly fashion too !

[@choirkitty]

My grandmother had that iridescent beaded earring/necklace/bracelet and when she passed away she left them to me. They sparkle like they were still brand new and I treasure them ❤️

[@xygzhou4463]

I’m really jealous. No woman in my family except for me has ear piercings.

[@dawnstonerock884]

choirkitty wear them with much joy!!!

[@manzoorahmad7023]

For 2022 earrings kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5rThWCkmbyfm8k

[@SMonster925]

1:26 nevermind the earrings, can we talk about those glasses?

[@archaicamusement3871]

Are amazing!

[@gkgk6439]

Yaaas those glasses

[@minakitty05]

They look amazing

[@kokoweltal369]

Yeahh

[@heartsfor_SuicideboyS_]

😌 I’m the 400th like

[@divya6050]

Sometimes I watch these videos just to know the current trend

[@jemppireplayzz4827]

Wow. A follower

[@EllaRodgers78s]

Me too but I come for the old trends

[@vidu8925]

Me too!

[@tanupriya5129]

Yaah. Me too

[@martall9627]

those spiky silicone ones lmfaoo what a time

[@emmagomez4151]

Marta ll I remember seeing those at Clair’s they were soo ugly lmaoooo

[@kiwitartss]

Marta ll I hate I know that exactly what ones your referring to without having even made it to that point in the video yet

[@araya77]

Marta ll ikr! I remember wearing them when I was younger 😩👌🏽

[@crocsqueen1474]

When I saw them I immediately flashed back to elementary school

[@river6964]

Still have some of those...(never wore them) I'm only 11.😅

[@hanna-mariemonga8150]

I love how diverse the models are

[@lashid4u371]

They BLACK models are, usually, biracial or lighter than most black women

[@euphoriarose201]

Why make an issue out of nothing seriously...

[@beansontoast1759]

Euphoria Rose coz it’s important to see representation in the media so young POC girls and boys know that they don’t have to be white to model or be in the media

[@flushthecatnip]

​@Euphoria Rose it's easy to take this viewpoint when you're the default. Black and brown skin hasn't always been accurately represented through the ages, and ppl bringing that fact to light isn't 'creating and issue'. Anytime we mention the lack of representation (or, in this case, praising the representation), isn't the time to try and make a negative out of a positive. Are we not allowed to be glad that we're represented? Or offer constructive criticism when we're not? Our desire to see ourselves represented ISN'T to create conflict, and non-POC/ Black ppl (yes, they're two different things!) really need to stop seeing that as something to attack. 💁🏾‍♀️🖤 Acknowledgment that there IS disparity is not 'making something out of nothing'... differences between races and culture exists, and for ppl to try and ignore/ erase that based on some 'melting pot' theory does a disservice to ethic/ cultural ppl you're attempting to erase.

[@emilyjay7844]

Surprised theres no mention of ear stretching..

[@anniep2837]

Probably because it’s kind of a trend, but it doesn’t represent the day and age.

[@emilyjay7844]

@@anniep2837 the video is about trends.. that is a huge trend.. has been for a long time

[@anniep2837]

True.

[@borderlineplushie]

i guess its not really earrings doh maybe if they do 100 years of body mods lmao

[@borderlineplushie]

@H E Ł L Ø avakin i mean they couldve gotten a model with ear stretching but i think they didnt put it in cuz its more body mods than earrings but no one cares anymore goodnight

[@deltaflute03]

Yes, big thin and chunk hoops were in in the 90s but so were tiny hoops. Plus multiple piercings with lots of studs on one ear. I feel like this vid was just kinda skimming the surface of trends. Because they make no mention of clip ons for example.

[@cj222100]

Yep, I remember in the 90s wearing tiny, thin hoops that traveled all the way up my ear!

[@caligulalonghbottom2629]

hoops have been worn pretty much non stop since at leat the 1600s...pirates, princesses, hippies, everyone wore them. this video is all over the place.

[@Mintzik]

They mention clips early on along with screw-backs. I think it's mainly looking at fashions after childhood, after a certain point most adults who wore earrings went for pierced styles rather than clips.

[@ThatFawkesGuy2121]

These models are absolutely gorgeous...and they look like they're having fun!

[@juliemarie3082]

50s are always my favourite.

[@chloepresley2000]

20s and 50s for me!

[@vicg.6344]

Ikr? So cute. But I actually prefer the 20s

[@yomompeppapig1416]

Love your profile pic

[@luvnana6666]

i was just waiting for them h00pz

[@annoyingmultifandomname2217]

luvnana luda!!

[@luvnana6666]

@@annoyingmultifandomname2217 a whole cutie!!

[@michellevivas1304]

Sammmmmmmmeeeee

[@marisutton334]

Me too!!!! I love my hoops

[@davidevans6295]

Tell Glamour To Do 100 Years Of Men's Earrings

[@qunstrudel]

I wore my grandmother’s earrings for my wedding and I loved the screwback style. I wish we still had earrings like that today!

[@squirmtastic]

Yes! They dont accidentally have the back fall off and then you lose your earring on the dancefloor... Lol true story

[@z3phyr761]

We still do, don't we?

[@helenelouises]

Omg the 50's they look so royal 😱😍😄

[@venusschreave7808]

The first model was gorgeous!!

[@Tina06019]

I loved the very thin through-the-ear-piercing chains with a small pendant of the mid-1980s. Wish I could find some now. I wore small gold hoops in the 1990s. Now my 20-something son wears the ones I gave him.

[@dawnstonerock884]

Tina that's awesome!!!

[@jessiemayfield6749]

I love how earrings haven’t changed much, so you can wear every decade and not look like a costume! The hoops were the only ones that were revolutionary

[@sophroniel]

You should also mention that having pierced ears was considered scandalous until the 1960's in many palaces

[@cheriphaconnell8437]

It was for people of certain Christian denominations. My maternal grandmother and greatgrandmother never wore jewellery. It was against their religion. My mum on the other hand was a rebel and pierced both her ears and mine.

[@Neerepha]

My mother was born in 1957 and she had pierced earrings when she was a few days old... it was a common practice. Same her big sister before (1956) and her younger ones ('60 and '63). We're Italians. Many places like what? We weren't top modern people back then xD

[@genevievejaneczek9768]

@@Neerepha u

[@loveslabourslost9680]

But it wasn't the majority I guess? Most older ladies I know (including my grandma) got their ears pierced when they were newborns

[@mariazahedi7444]

20's and 2000's my favorite. I love dangly earrings.

[@daemmerung19]

Such nice looking skin/make up!!!!

[@madisoncaudullo9836]

The 30s/60s/90s/10s model is so beautiful!!

[@MrCheesecake1928]

All of them are veeeeery pretty!

[@pallavihari865]

It's so cool how these 100 years of videos put into perspective everyday things and their beautiful history.

[@potnoddle3142]

Tbh I was actually quite surprised that the 2010’s look wasn’t the classic gold hoop earrings. I used to see them everywhere and still do.

[@totesme14]

So glad the spikey silicone earrings were mentioned! Those were popular long before I had my ears pierced, and I thought they were the neatest thing.

[@anhhedwig]

I love the series so much. Women of all eras look amazing

[@veronicagonzalez8713]

The 90's were so accurate. My mom still owns those first pairs shown.

[@lolablake9196]

I’m glad they put tassel earrings in the video for the current time as I’m seeing them everywhere

[@sonja3775]

The models all have gorgeous skin 💗

[@rimlakhiri4013]

These ladies r stunning

[@elenadowns2861]

When they brought out the silicone spikey studs I was like !!!!!!!!!!!

[@aryar7878]

In India The all time trending earings are JHUMKAS

[@nehakashyop830]

Yes! My Grandma's jhumkas matches with these days trends!!

[@indianworldbysanjanadixit3976]

I love indian jewellery so untemporal🖒🖒🖒

[@caligulalonghbottom2629]

jtv.com type in ear climber. theyve been popular with people who like jewelry for a couple of years.

[@setioriniyusuf2405]

Lmaooo

[@ramfaki1256]

What's that?Thanks in advance🤗

[@iridescentaurora268]

2000’s gaudy af chandelier earrings, and spiky silicon studs. Yep, I remember those.

[@eezee5744]

I like the music, the jewelry, and the fact all kinds of beauties of different ethnicities are featured.

[@samanthastuessel7986]

I still have some beautiful screw back earrings my great grandma gave me. She was born in 1909. My favorite ones she gave me are pearls and diamonds.

[@pandalady5964]

Silver studs and drop pearl dangling earrings will always be my favorites. Also pearl studs. I like simple classics.

[@vesper9547]

All the ladies in the video were stunning!

[@georgiaxo8253]

They all so pretty

[@jakobhopfer1997]

I love this! Why no silver hoops for the 2000s, though?

[@abbysparksjewelry]

Looove ourselves a great pair of earring. Those shooting star earrings are to die for!

[@profatlas5079]

Literally digging all the earrings

[@njamiso2]

How is it that I am unaware of the current trends? I have never seen regular people wearing the 2010 earrings.

[@jakobhopfer1997]

The silver ones shown first seem more like a red carpet thing than anything else.

[@animallovercb6931]

They never get the 2010's right

[@bltotrs92]

I did. just look at the accessoires section of h&m. It absolutely resembles what they displayed as 2010s Trend

[@MissMiserize]

I've worn them.

[@boessschrik]

A few years ago everybody in my area was wearing mis-matching earrings, but then one earring is long and the other a stud earring. That trend is over now. And you now see a lot of people with the earrings that are covering the side of your ears like they where showing in the mis-matching set here.

[@neelimareddy4294]

All the earrings are beautiful..

[@digital_scribbler]

Love the chandelier earrings

[@yinisapale4655]

Loved every earings😍

[@starrtucker]

God I live for these videos

[@dreamskeepmesane]

The models are all so gorgeous and the makeup is so well done!

[@joykazadi2818]

Everything about the 80s was colorful! Just love it. I hope am okay 😄

[@c-train3630]

Loved the 60s outfit.

[@taylorg7079]

Those silicone earrings! Oof my childhood.

[@eliseskwrnsk5836]

Oh I just remembered these spiky silicone earrings! Never owned them and didn't find them appealing but they sure were everywhere for some time!

[@LadyTaurus95]

I still wear some of the earrings that have held up over the years that I wore in 2007 at age 12 and 13. In retrospect, I never thought simple Clair's earrings would last so long. Other than the hooks, which would tarnish at unpredictable points these past 13 years and were easily replaced, the vast majority held up well. Double ear-piercing with double hoops are still my go-to for a night out!

[@promitapal9609]

That's the only thing ... Whose fashion never getting old . Even you can find 1920,1930 ...... 2000 design in today's fashion market also .😍#Loveforearrings

[@karlamojicamartinez8693]

I’m really into earrings right and this is perfect!

[@AS-wy7tq]

I have a few pairs of 1940s screwback earrings in my collection 💕

[@drzahidaazad7672]

1920 ,1950 were amazing.

[@danaabelle]

I loved the 1920s and 2000s earrings the most!

[@huajiluhai]

That 1920s earrings!!!!!

[@melissandretrebout9752]

Can we all take a moment to comment how gorgeous are the first ones ??!

[@malorie8557]

I can't believe I had to scroll this far to get a 1920's shout out. I have always been a fan of that era when it came to jewerly. 1920's jewelry is delicate, stunning and timeless IMO.

[@samaragulnaz3545]

1920s and 2000s are the best for me

[@kittykitkat4968]

70's 80's and 90's earrings looked the best

[@sonamalia]

These ladies are so cute!

[@carolynworthington8996]

The hairdos are fun too!

[@dewihajarahmad]

I just love every jewelry in bright blue😭

[@jjgems5909]

Omg I was obsessed with chandelier earrings! Still kinda am though lol

[@direc7r4ever]

I literally love the 1920s and 1950s 2nd one

[@Josh-el1lr]

The black girl is really pretty😍😍

[@TheLadyTWells]

I loved this video. All the earrings were amazing.

[@NakeshiaBeard]

They forgot the stick on plastic gems that every 90s girl started out with 😁

[@happyhorse1028]

Such beautiful, elegant ladies 💖

[@kristiLB93]

The models in this were beautiful! Awesome styling.

[@sophiadavenport3959]

stud earrings are my favorite.

[@melluvsu2]

The girl In 0:28 is my wife😍 She's so pretty!!!

[@lifeisreallyawesome5424]

O-o

[@AliciaVintage]

I love vintage jewelry

[@arjunadhikari1278]

2:20 I love them❤

[@jazsminp1362]

I love earrings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤💎💎💎💎💎

[@shishi7123]

god the models are gorgeous

[@angelusedits2710]

I just realized that my great grandmother has ALOT of these type of earrings, and I don't know why I'm surprised about this sense she was probably born around the 1920s or 30s,and I know this because I got alot of her earrings.

[@kushisamara5576]

Who else loves the 40's matching brooch and earrings?

[@Heavy2deep]

Beautiful. We love these!music is on point!

[@beautifulcorpse8202]

Great presentation but I'm a bit surprised that I didn't see any pearls.... it's cool, still loved it 😂🥂❤️

[@noemiarmas5773]

Earrings Fashion Statements looks Like Art! Gemstones looks Like Castle & Ballet shoes 🩰

[@Tyleya]

I loved chandelier earrings.

[@qandeelbaqir5945]

1970's earings are beautiful

[@bonitashow3118]

I like the designs. 💙

[@sanjanas9338]

Hoops are love!

[@marilynedwards9938]

I am all about a great hoop earring

[@mandypandy111ify]

I remember those spikey silicone earrings. I think I might still have a pair.

[@rahmayasser8646]

Lovely earrings ❤️🌹

[@stephaniegati1051]

Earrings are a girl's best friend 😊

[@calliefredenberg5330]

I love this! Tassels are popular now too!

[@elil8094]

I remember having those spiky silicone earrings when I was a kid!

[@lisette1976]

The 1950s matching choker set was gorgeous! I would still wear that no matter what era it is

[@salomeheredia9885]

The first one was actually nice

[@sarahn.2296]

What do you call the types of earrings that are popular lately, usually they're tagged with "bohemian, gypsy, tribal, Indian, tibetan" earrings. They look like something worn in South Asian weddings, they're hoops but they drop down. What's the technical name for them?

[@StoneOfMoon]

Sarah N. I think you’re thinking of tassel hoop earrings? Give it a google search and let me know if I nailed the name you’re looking for

[@hamimalik86]

Not sure if i am correct.. but i think they are called 'chand balis'

[@juparisa6266]

Are u talking about jhumkas??

[@sarahn.2296]

If you go on eBay theres a seller called "namasteindia_8" and most of their earrings look like the style I'm talking about

[@MishkaSinghi28]

@@sarahn.2296 they are known as chandbaalis. They are usually worn with indian/pakistani ethnic attires.

[@aoarashi3025]

1920's, 1950's, 2000 and 2010 earrings are the best.

[@theclearanceman987]

These earrings have been fantastic! I love your videos. I finally had enough and decided to try a "Kosiner sleeper earring" to see if it would be a comfortable option for me to wear and hopefully keep my piercings open. I ordered the 9mm/1.12G earrings because I wanted a smaller sized earring in a wire gauge that would be slightly larger than my usual earring hooks/posts. I ordered the sterling silver because I have sensitive skin and was concerned about my skin reacting to the metal. They were a bit challenging to get them through my piercings because they're very small in diameter so there's just not a lot of earrings to hold onto. Also, as I already mentioned, I ordered a wire gauge that was larger than usual earring hooks/posts so I had to deal with the frustration and pain of getting the larger wire through my relatively small piercings. But the pain was completely worth it! I've been wearing the earrings 24/7 since receiving them approximately 2 months ago. There was some initial irritation because of needing to force the earrings through my partially closed piercings, but I treated it with regular cleaning and rotating the earrings so they would heal right. There are very, very, very tiny raised spots on the earrings at the clasp and the hinge, and as my ears were healing those could hurt as I rotated the earrings through my piercings, but after my piercings healed it's not been an issue.www.amazon.com/dp/B094VHDF7G I had originally thought I would wear these earrings for a month or so, then only put them on occasionally to keep the piercings open, but at this point, they're so comfortable I don't really see a reason to remove them!

[@luisapires2917]

Amo brincos,compro um quase toda semana rs.

[@andreavelez4968]

70's always 😍

[@kristaw206]

THOSE SPIKY SILICONE EARRINGS MY GOD the 2000s were def my peak adolescence.