100 Years of Necklaces | Glamour

[@itschelseakay]

It’s not 2030 so I hope we get 1920 again in the future! That era had such a unique style

[@arianaink100]

Probably won’t rn were in a 1960-80s nostalgia phase and the (1920s/guided/1800-1900 is considered beautiful yet far to impractical and less cost effective then easier runway and hippie relation styles. In part because the actual 1800-1920s styles were fine crafted, handcrafted,, imported materials, or had extremely dubious creation standards and even more brigade marketing and distribution to achieve the look/style of the times.) It’s stunning and visually unique but it’s impractical and considered too flashy/romantic (considering all the time period pieces in media and lovely covey monarchs or some cottage core life on the prairie bs) It’s statement and impractical and it can be mocked more then appreciate when the crafting of the garnments is something like a corporation compaired to a handful of factories in Italy or Paris. It’s renders itself kitsch when mass produced and quality or expensive materials or labor makes the unique pieces and accessories important

[@jenniferwightwick5158]

Please don't stop including the 1920s in these just yet: I'd rather see that than the 3 years 3 months old 2020s!

[@isaaciap2934]

We would always get the 1910s too

[@jenniferwightwick5158]

@@isaaciap2934 Ooh yes, I'd love to see those, still!

[@tcookie]

Especially since the era was famous for long strand necklaces!

[@jesseostone386]

Class never goes out of style! 👍🏼

[@Loubearxoxo]

They should add back 1910 and 1920

[@PauloVictorAlves1920]

We have *7 years* until the 2030's, so there is no reason to skip 1920's!

[@Loubearxoxo]

Yes

[@dianabway]

that's what I'm saying! how could they forget to go with the pearls of the 1920's??

[@Mykasan]

i would have put the owl necklace in the 2000s. everyone had one. longer big statement pieces were more in vogue than pearls.

[@MsSofia881]

I agree. I don't even remember the pearl necklaces but I immediately visualised the owl when I read your comment.

[@Witte925]

I wore an owl necklace every Sunday for church for a year when I was 13

[@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living]

Agreed. Bold statement jewelry was all the rage in the 2000s

[@joleneosztian163]

Memory unlocked: I not only had a long chain with an owl but also one with a dolphin, a frog, and several other large pendants

[@narutosbelievin]

Not true at all. Bib necklaces were the right choice.

[@vladimirenlow4388]

I see I'm not the only one in the comments who doesn't appreciate the editorial decision to stop including the 1920s. This decade was one of the most stylish and opulent of the century. It represents the last age of American opulence before the economic and political hardships of the '30s and '40s forced designers and the public to cheap out and dumb down their clothes.

[@KatieKruspe]

ok but for the 2000s we're not going to talk about "invisible necklaces"? Literally fishing wire with a dangling rhinestone. Or those chunky blinged out crosses we wore?

[@ganymededarling]

Omg! I totally forgot about the fishing line necklaces!

[@sg14_23]

Na

[@GoodMusicManiac999]

True! But they were already going around in late '90s

[@minervarose7664]

They were so pretty! As a teen I had several "invisible necklaces" with various pendant styles - delicate flowers, chunky stones, silver hearts! - but i somehow cannot recall the beaded plasticky necklaces shown in this video 😄😄

[@jirasi5557]

I had them ...still search for them

[@purplealice]

The astonishing bright blue parure is stunning!

[@ayameisastar]

OMG those chockers in the 1990s... I still think they look cute even if they're out of fashion. I was happy when they made a resurgence a few years ago.

[@Fionagoode6996]

I really love chokers but I only find 2-3 ones that fit me. Most designs make it too feminine to find the right outfit. I like sweaters or hoodies but wearing a choker with them looks weird. If I wear a fancy dress, I want something more glamorous than choker. However a thin gold necklace works with almost all kinds of clothes.

[@itsjustbrandy4290]

I thought for sure I would see the shell necklace for the 90's. Maybe they were just super popular in California.

[@magesalmanac6424]

Looking through the comments, I think many trends prior to the internet age were regional. I see a lot mentioned but I don’t see any of what girls wore when I was a kid.

[@ganymededarling]

They were super popular every in the 2000s. Which a popped collar, jeans and flip flops haha

[@ramsesemerson]

Definitely not just California. I'm in the Midwest. They were also big in the 2000s. On the other hand, never saw the kiddie necklaces they used for the 2000s on anyone that I can remember.

[@itsjustbrandy4290]

@@ramsesemerson the only time I saw people wearing necklaces like that in the 2000s were the ravers.

[@lorihansen8674]

They were popular in Pennsylvania in the 1970s.

[@EH23831]

What about strands of pearls in the 50’s - I would’ve thought that was the quintessential look

[@AmaraJordanMusic]

Right? The “New Look” style!

[@JoRiver11]

I don't really remember those mardi gras looking beads in the 80s tbh. Rice pearls were popular though. I think that I had a triple strand in 3 shades of white that were twisted together.

[@ColeChickering]

Came here to take issue with those awful plastic mardi gras beads - very strange decisions throughout this video TBH. They must have had a total budget of... $20?

[@brendamoon2660]

The over done beads in the 80s were just for the small clique of new wave girls l. Nobody else wore that. Gold chains were the most universally worn look in the 80s

[@tcookie]

Yeah, this video is poorly done. Seems like they prioritized product placement over historical accuracy.

[@Mimikoo]

We wore those beads but only 1 strand and we would knot it toward the bottom.

[@gadgetgirl02]

THANK YOU. That was definitely not an office (or even an adult, unless you were a pop star) look.

[@cinnamonxbun]

as someone who grew up in the 2010s, I missed the owl necklace, the moustache necklace, or the feather necklace in this video. everyone had those 😭

[@narutosbelievin]

You underestimate people’s fashion sense.

[@jirasi5557]

I still haven't throne them

[@AC-ze1nh]

Yay, reference photos! My only note would have been to add the modern pearl/baroque trend. I think it would have been cool to see how far they've come

[@barbara9315]

Please bring the 1920s back to your videos!

[@lindseystein9676]

I’m sorry, but the example for the 80’s looks like Mardi Gras beads. There were way too many

[@breezybre5674]

They did look like Mardi gras beads

[@diannevint7366]

Like there wasn't enough huge, gaudy, neon, plastic jewelry to show. 🤣

[@EH23831]

Agree - this was way off… think early Madonna - strands of pearls and lace

[@IEMac6]

Maybe she earned those beads at Mardi Gras

[@tortiesrule7432]

Cyndi Lauper was NOT representative of normal '80s fashion!

[@Uniqueen1114]

The models are so beautiful and unique looking. Love them❤

[@Pepa14pig]

What do you mean, there’s no long owl necklace in 2010s?!?

[@PolyBiBadger]

Or those feather ones?

[@narutosbelievin]

I only ever saw one person wear that as someone in fashion who was a teenager back then.

[@piratsnygg]

We can't even say yet what 2020's will be remembered for fashionwise. Early decades still has the influence of the decade before.

[@Meimoons]

I’ve been seeing a lot of layering of minimal fine necklaces these last few years.

[@piratsnygg]

@@Meimoons Right, but we're just in 2023.

[@jjmspp549]

I remember everyone using velvet chokers with a little bow in 2016-2018.

[@whosmahika8007]

the 40’s necklace speaks to me on another level

[@throughthelookingglass5973]

What I learned: All these necklaces are popular and still worn today.

[@jirasi5557]

Fashion always returns so throw nothing

[@throughthelookingglass5973]

@@jirasi5557 Well said.💖

[@Miss.Cookie12]

my favorite is 2020, so minimal and aesthetic, i love it!

[@michellecherono9073]

That one lady giving personality and sass!! Love herrr

[@alemesa2278]

every model makes this video so much more pleasant to watch

[@vickyburton2434]

It is important to note a string of pearls, dainty gold chains and diamond solitaire never go out of style like the little black dress!

[@danaarmas956]

Definitely do this gave us confidence Gem 💎 stones has same colors as mine is sunrise

[@LunaMalfoy3]

Make it 150 years of xyz please. The 30’s-now just isn’t cutting it. We want the early 1900’s back in the mix 😤

[@iwantyoutobeok625]

My long owl necklaces are missing their special appearance in this video!

[@lorihansen8674]

Everyone in the 1950s had a single strand pearl necklace. And what you have for the 1950s actually looks like the 1980s.

[@staceyb.5878]

My thoughts exactly!!

[@pretzel72317]

My favorite is the 1950s one :) it looks soo good on her!!

[@masumaasrinjahan6728]

It was really classic!

[@Mykasan]

i wore exactly what the 1970s model did in the 2000s.

[@taleytaleytaley]

I would've liked to have seen how men's necklaces have also evolved alongside women's over time. Especially now that men wearing simple pearl necklaces has been on trend for the last few years :)

[@RIXRADvidz]

C minus, the necklaces shown were all beautiful in their own way but talk about something then present something different as an illustration is confusing to the uninitiated. There have been iconic necklaces over the last hundred years that define their era, this wasn't that. this was disjointed and darn near disinformation. C minus

[@blivinginnihon9079]

What makes you so sure?

[@SeaSelka]

@@blivinginnihon9079 He could say "knowledge of fashion history", but it's enough for him to say "I'm over 30 so I just remember".

[@tydelwave]

The did the 1980’s AND the model dirty. *They made it look like she was flashing people at Mardi Gras.*

[@ankitabhattacherjee5257]

I still have a bunch of those 2010s necklaces!! Thought they were the heights of fashion

[@deepachauhan9365]

These women are so adorable ❤❤

[@aly5664]

They really missed out on the tiffancy and co heart necklace that was super popular in the 2000's

[@adri_makeup]

Nameplate jewelry was huge in the 90’s/2000’s. I was born in ‘02 but my mom had a bracelets and rings with her name on on them n when I was little I had a few bracelets cuz I broke one or two😅 n I had a ring with my initial n my dad had stud earrings with his name

[@jazsminp1362]

beautiful necklaces...........so gorgeous 💎💎💎💎💎

[@Richardsonprincess00]

Even those necklaces of the Edwardian era are grand even in the roaring twenties.

[@lindseystein9676]

I love Edwardian jewelry, it’s so beautiful

[@justinwilliams7290]

Yassss zoom in on that Santee Alley necklace! You better werk Glamour! *eyeroll*

[@sabarnasarker4630]

The 1940s came back in the 2010s in a way! Also this video aged me 😅 I realised I lived through 4 eras of necklaces 😂

[@dawnelder9046]

Love the blue 30s necklace. Like the early jewelry better anyhow. The last decade was also nice. I hate big, gaudy, plastic jewelry. I do like chokers, but could never wear them. Neck too short.

[@babydollsparkle1236]

Yea the art deco was gorgeous. My neck is too short too.

[@ytuseracct]

6:44 Love it!

[@sherbchic]

Gash 2020s is just elegant and simple... lovin it.. no hate on the other eras tho..

[@ProffesionalZombie12]

*Grabby hands at the space-themed necklace*

[@andien8760]

For 2010 I would have added the layered long boho necklace look. That's what everyone wore in high school. The big "bib" necklaces were more office/glam, not everyday.

[@99txgh]

High school is the child equivalent to the office, both are everyday but to different demographics. I do agree that long necklaces should be on there too, I loved those and they’re a staple in tv show outfits at the time too

[@SuperValaVala]

I like that First Lady, such beautiful smile all the way ~!!

[@juliannehannes11]

So we're going to ignore the Juicy Couture charm craze?

[@harveyspecter1855]

Yes we are. Juicy couture was only madly popular in USA not the whole world barring a few cities here and there.

[@ChelseaH1]

Glamour doesn’t age. 💕

[@artsytype]

All of these necklaces look modern. Why don't you source vintage jewelry? It's not even hard

[@HayitgulRasulova-sj8zy]

So beautiful

[@karriethomas6570]

No hemp necklaces? Charm necklaces? Pretty big pieces to miss! But this was super fun to watch.

[@Mel-jr5cz]

Can't wait for Mina Lee or Karolina Zebrowbska or Bernadette Banner to rip this to shreds. And I don't even know if it's shredable tbh, I just want bloodshed.

[@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living]

Agreed. There are a LOT of inaccuracies in this video.

[@Mel-jr5cz]

@@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living i KNEW it

[@sarahe273]

Oh, it’s definitely shreddable.

[@Angelmama22]

The 2000s is way off! We all had the Tiffany’s or knockoff silver heart necklace

[@FullTimePatient37]

Fascinating video ❤

[@ladyk439]

These are shiny..i love shiny..✨️✨️💞

[@johanie.m.]

The models are beautiful 💗

[@haylenchan139]

Really cool video! Thank you models and producers!!!

[@genesismartinez1836]

Can you do 100 years of bracelets and rings

[@lilbatz]

No one wore Mardi Gras beads as a fashion statement in the 1980s. Lmoa. What a swing and a miss.

[@Yogagirl9935]

I’d like to see the 1920’s also, that was a fashionable time

[@abxyz711]

The photos shown as reference vs the necklaces worn by the models are so different..

[@kate8160]

In my opinion, it’s too early to include 2020s, because it just started, and we still might see bigger trends. It would make more sence to start analysing 20s when 30s begin.

[@dayangmarikit6860]

2020 is simple yet elegant.

[@julianaylor4351]

1930s Bakelite jewellery pieces are now sort after items, along with silver Art Deco items.

[@christinaastreha]

Like when the models (n everyone there) have fun

[@Amanda-yp4pg]

Chokers actually date back futher into the 1700s. They were very popular in the French court

[@impactive3124]

exackly, and all around Europe. We can see them on 80% of XVIII century portraits.

[@harveyspecter1855]

Not just french, they have been worn by indians and africans for a long long time back.

[@impactive3124]

@@harveyspecter1855 🤣🤣🤣

[@rubismic9925]

Beautiful!

[@narutosbelievin]

I’m shocked to learn that adults wore that type of jewelry in the 2000s. I thought it was just for kids. 😂

[@thequeen321]

The Edwardian era is beginning to fade away 😢

[@graziamariafranchini8440]

This is not so accurate. Especially the oldest decades... wrong choice of designs and materials in those pieces

[@SeaSelka]

absolutely

[@lilyinthedark3159]

That first example of the 80s necklace looked like someone just went to a Mardi Gras parade

[@ritagildon5125]

That was great, thanks for sharing.

[@valiant_selene]

I wouldn't be surprised if in the future we are wearing no necklaces.

[@mattslater2001]

The models were all beautiful, but I wish they included some male models as well, because jewelry became more popular with men as the decades went on, especially starting with the eighties.

[@Barbie123624]

I personally like layering my necklaces

[@juliemayfield1282]

❤Loved this❤

[@RapidObsessor]

glamour trying desperately to bring necklaces back into fashion after this awards season

[@fatimughart]

I want to go back to the old century 😊

[@danielbergonzi7319]

When and where?

[@lindseystein9676]

Vintage fashion, not vintage values

[@danielbergonzi7319]

@@lindseystein9676 Now that just annoys me. How come everyone in vintage fashion community got to say that but none of you can tell me what vintage values are?

[@lindseystein9676]

“Vintage values” meaning mainly a more widespread acceptance of racism, anti lgbt & misogyny. But now that I think about it, until more recently society hasn’t been very accepting of disability either.

[@lindseystein9676]

Sorry, I thought the meaning was obvious, so I never thought to explain

[@katherinehilloppel2756]

The 70s necklace looks more like the twist beads of the 1980s...and the 1980s beads look like cheap Mardi Gras beads.

[@lumenardens]

The way the 2020s are the second coming of Y2K though.. I went into an Urban Outfitters and felt like I walked into 2005 😅

[@zzfreddy]

I love thé art déco era

[@liz2352]

I forgot about those god forsaken bubble necklaces

[@hadeelmedhat2127]

90s ❤ 2020 ❤

[@IrisLilys]

I dont like how oftentimes the items used in these videos dont even match the inspo pictures they put up on the screen

[@krystalhugo629]

The necklace with the name on it is my name and now i want it so bad lol

[@foxywaxy4279]

i feel like my mother has every type of necklace

[@yesidono]

Art deco is literally 1920's

[@dion789]

I associate the choker far more with Jenna Marbles than the 90s now, even though they were super popular when I went to school.

[@SwampCeeMcGee60]

Bring back the 1910s and 20s.

[@AlexandraMichele72]

I NEEED to know your skincare routine and tips

[@savannah115]

I wish you would have done their hair accordingly.

[@coribird5177]

Why on earth did no one tell that dresser NOT to walk between the model & the camera!

[@fisforfilip]

you missed the pearl necklace

[@archeewaters]

the 80's beads remind me of mardi gras

[@victoriam2399]

I remember when chokers made a comeback in the 10s

[@hellypanchal4382]

Is it only ne who doesn't see any relevance between the models necklace and the picture

[@danitaangel3819]

TO THE PERSON WHO THOUGHT THIS UP, CLEARLY NEEDS TO DO THEIR HOMEWORK AGAIN AND WHERE IS THE 1920'S HELLO!!! 😡