Which Jewellery Should You Wear for Your Beauty Type?

[@arachnid33]

That green looks so great on you!

[@NadiaSmitsYT]

I wanted to say the same thing! It really brings out her eyes and complexion

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

It’s stunning it’s perfection

[@elliejeanroyden]

Thank you so much! ❤

[@anne-h2012]

I would love to see a similar video but about glasses!

[@Patakultti]

Me too!! 🎉

[@kay123kay]

Same!

[@Londonbrainfog]

That would be so helpful

[@AngryTheatreMaker]

Yes! I would also love to see this. (So many creators skip over glasses as an afterthought. I think the only two I've seen cover this topic are Aly Art and Mylene Amelie.)

[@luciamorenovelo8345]

Yes, please.

[@preciousypenguino]

Oh ...that green not only looks beautiful with your eye color, but also your hair. Wow! I love dark green

[@elliejeanroyden]

Thank you so much ❤

[@Cauldron6]

Was gonna say, those are her colours

[@jcg03002]

Your point about the 90s and ethereal looks is so true. Look up Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, Gwyneth Paltrow, Uma Thurman then - you see all these minimal dresses with limited makeup and no jewelry. It was really normal then to wear a single necklace with either long hair down or pulled back simply and no earrings or complex makeup other then like mascara, concealer, and maybe lip balm // stick / stain.

[@janettewong9900]

A non-white model of this era that was striking in her simplicity was Jenny Shimizu. She’s always been more masc in presentation but she’s one of the models I immediately think of when people talk about chic 90s, especially with minimal makeup and jewelry

[@SilverGreenEyes18]

Your haircolor is so pretty and suits you way better than platinum blonde imo😊

[@irnalonso]

I inherited my mother jewellery and I have never been able to wear it, the pieces overwhelm me. You just made me realize that my mother had dramatic essence, maybe a touch of natural, so her bold, big jewellery was perfectly suited for her. I have more a classic face, maybe with a bit of gamine, so I need smaller, more understated pieces. I will keep my mom's pieces nevertheless, maybe my daugther will wear them! Also, your examples are quite useful. The more I listen to you, the more I am sure I understand my features rigth! Thank you for another insightful video

[@elps-j4h]

Girl....this hair COLOR and THAT green look sooooo good on you 😮❤

[@elliejeanroyden]

Thank you so much!!

[@UnPeuDeTourisme]

That’s amazing how knowing which clothes/hairstyle harmonize with your body make people so beautiful. I clicked on this video and I was flabbergasted by your beauty. You are really beautiful 🌻

[@elliejeanroyden]

Thank you this is such a lovely thing to say 🙈♥️

[@ZwarteKonijn]

As a natural I definitely recommend laser cutted wooden earrings, the design can make it more bold or delicate for your other essences, but the material makes it fit to the natural essence. I would never have thought of this as an option for jewellery until I found it a couple of months ago and they're basically my best earrings right now.

[@chelonianmobile]

Baroque pearls too, and for the goth side, real bones! (There are collectors who source them from roadkill/natural deaths.)

[@Nerdy-By-Nature]

I have a friend who is predominantly Natural and she loves polymer clay pieces, too. Loves it so much she started making her own, actually 🤣 Clay with raw stones looked especially interesting and flattering on her.

[@sage3819]

It would be so helpful if you did a video about how to pull off stuff that doesn't usually work for your essence, like the one you did for edgy looks for body types. I personally wanna ask what should I do to add a bit of quirkiness to my looks as a classic?

[@iam4w3enfp]

play with geometrical prints incorporate bright colours in visually memorable elements of your outfits. these elements (like shoes or a chunky belt) should be far from your face look up school girls from japan and how they style their dull school fits maybe a bit of gothic/cyber-punk influence would also add a bit of quirkiness and rebellion to a traditionally classic look i have had an ex that was classic, and that's how he would add a bit of life to his outfits.

[@sage3819]

@iam4w3enfp thank you so much, i will definitely try💗🌸

[@RuviGaPo]

Apologies this is a long reply i wanted to be through. I hope it's helpful! When i style my classic friend we always come back to what Type of quirky she enjoys. Something like cute miniatures, or flowers or fun colours are all quirky without being zainy for instance. So give that a think, of like.. what do You find fun and enjoyable, and try to detatch it from vompn ideas of what quirky Should be. (And on that note: getting out of the mindset that quirky Has to be gamine, which is a bit of a brain trap imo). The amazing gift that classics have is that a little goes a Long Way. So pick out One aspect to highlight and keep the rest within your comfort zone. An example: Litteral earrings (let's say Horses hypothetically), but keep it within your palette, and don't exaggerate the size. Or you can take a traditionally classic piece and change the colour, for instance a colourful gem or pearl. Try playing with size and shape. Owning the small ammount of contrast you've added by leaving your comfort zone but also adding harmony by matching it with other things in your look will pop like crazy and it's only bad if you dislike it. So TLDR: zero in on one aspect to enhance in a quirky way, and ground the rest in smth more classy. Make the contrast (the "disharmony") a Feature of the look. Even a little gets the idea across Really Quickly. And With That Said: evetyone has a different threshold for detail and what Type of detail contrasts in what way so Experiment! Try going more Colourful for a period, play with shapes, show off your interests through litteral imagery, the world won't End if it looks a little silly or childish in the attempt. I hate to see classics who feel boxed in and bored w what they feel they Have to wear but are scared to make a big splash and look silly. It's Okay to take baby steps,in fact it usually makes the process easier. - Signed, the gamine friend who low key coerces their friends into wearing colour lmao (i am myself testing out my Classic and Ethereal threshold to challenge myself so!! It goes both ways. Good luck!^^)

[@sage3819]

@@RuviGaPo No need to apologize, thank you so much💗💗

[@sim771]

Oh I love the idea of a fun pop of colour and a quirky pattern. The person before had amazing ideas. Classics can always rock neutrals but then you can add a bright trim to an accessory. The UK royals have it right, they wear colours to pop but always classic silhouettes and are put together. So maybe instead of a polkadot, the dots are tiny fruits so the overall look is cohesive and classic but there’s that fun element. You could also have fun designs in the linings of jackets (i had a blazer with doodles in the linings) and charms on your structured bag that represent you. I think the key is to be fun and quirky in a put together way, the more quirky you go, the more you need to balance that with overall clean timeless look. Those are the days to do your hair and not just roll out of bed. Hope that gives you ideas - sincerely an ethereal who was in business school and thought she was classic kibbe type and is not 😄✨

[@lilliahpasco]

Gonna say that I think art nouveau style accessories specifically would be amazing if you have ethereal essence. Just in general, the natural, wispy, flowing shapes are extravagant and delicate all at once. Art deco would be a bit too geometric and blunt for an ethereal, I think.

[@scoopmaloop3203]

Yeah, I think she might've meant to say Art Nouveau?

[@s.a.4358]

I agree, definitely art nouveau rather than art deco, which is a lot more yang

[@max.c4266]

Yes I think she meant art nouveau rather than art deco, it's something people commonly muddle up x

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

I think art deco actually fits quite well, it’s one of the styles I love for ethereals. Very flowy, glittery, simple, a bit gothic if you want it to be.

[@Jan-kf7bt]

Holy shiii she’s gorgeous 😩 the green with the brown girlll 👏🏽

[@max.c4266]

I would love it if you talked a bit about combining these elements, especially if you have contradicting essences - I am Classic, Natural and Romantic and the advice you give for each of these dont seem like they would fit/combine together very easily. I remember way back you did a video on how to combine your style roots, would love to see this for essences ❤

[@sim771]

Look back at icons of the past like Farrah Fawcett and Princess Diana’s style. Both these women had a cool natural style, but always put together. Your blend is very girl next door vibes to me. Hope that helps a bit

[@Nerdy-By-Nature]

Looking at the dominant shapes in your face can be very helpful for pointing you in the right direction with jewelry. Are you seeing mostly circles? Ovals? Oblongs/rectangles? Teardrops? Hearts? Are these shapes smaller or larger? Mirror those shapes in your jewelry, it will feel very harmonious!

[@222vic]

I just made a comment about this! a video on this topic would be amazing

[@iam4w3enfp]

As a mix between natural and romantic, I'm perfectly okay with bohemian style! Not only it is a high-fashion trend right now, but I can also identify with philosophy behind hippies. thank you 💘

[@sim771]

You’re like the ultimate cool hot girl then! The vibe that you could be like a famous rockers whose also a rockers girlfriend in the 60s, liberated and free. Boho is coming back in style so you better get thrifting asap before people pillage the vintage gems.

[@ShNJVIP97]

I was just looking for a video like this to figure out my wedding jewellery. I am soft dramatic and don’t know if it’s possible to be dramatic and Ethereal at the same time but I definitely have quite a few of Ethereal statement pieces. I wasn’t focused on the details too much but instead I look into the shapes it creates but now I understand better.

[@s.a.4358]

It’s definitely possible to be dramatic and ethereal at the same time

[@SaraMuzi]

I am also a soft dramatic with ethereal essence, it is definetely possible. I can maybe pull of bug and bold rings, but jewellery aroubd my face has to lean more ethereal. Good luck with your wedding look!

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

Tilda Swinton is dramatic ethereal

[@rebekahnewman3876]

I identify with both Dramatic & Classic, and looking at my jewelry collection I really have followed your recommendations for both types! I find that I go more with your classic recommendations for daily wear but then when I want to be more bold and draw from my dramatic essence during date nights or for a concert, etc, I have a collection of 80s statement earrings that I love to build outfits around!

[@DFarbklecks]

Identifying my essence is probably the part of style analysis that I struggle the most with. I have always gravitated to more delicate jewelry, probably mostly ethereal vibes but I have no clue if that actually matches my essence. This one just really stumps me.

[@katsweeterly2039]

YOUR HAIR COLOR

[@catiehall416]

This was soooo helpful. my body lines are soft dramatic but my face is ethereal and i feel like those things contradict with the jewelry. but i dont like chunky, huge pieces bc i feel like they overwhelm my facial features. i love your explanations!

[@victoriarobertson266]

I have watched so many videos on Essences, but for some reason, this one helped me pin down some of my more pronounced essences. Maybe it's easier to see what works and what doesn't when it comes to jewelry vs clothing. Neat!

[@IrisAndie]

FIRST! I've been wanting to see you delve into this topic

[@isaelle2388]

lol 4:16 Michelle Obama is just a white screen

[@Gmcw002]

LOL! Ded

[@Alexcatchh]

Lmao yes

[@mistiqueangel]

she had places to go to😭

[@Patakultti]

This video is so informative - and it actually helps narrow down essence blends, reference decades is an amazing idea!

[@elliejeanroyden]

Thank you Johanna!

[@TheShakedGuide]

My God. Being a dramatic-romantic is tough, they contrast so much. I'm just looking for a pair of earrings for the opera and I'm lost within the options 😭 Edit: wait actually this was very helpful lol I just bought two pairs of earrings (after debating ones for MONTHS) - for my dramatic side (gold long chains) and for romantic side (drop earring with a drop-shape Swarovsky stone) - considering that clothingwise I have options for either of them🌻 Thank you!!🎉

[@LesbianIdiot-uc3fi]

Same but I also have ingenue (dramatic is my last essence and only really shows in my more prominent nose and my larger almon eyes)

[@DrTerezaTherapy]

Love this! As an ingenue, I was overwhelmed by most jewelry my whole life, until I found dainty pieces

[@because78...9]

I never thought about this until now! I’m so happy you covered this ❤

[@caras4766]

I think what makes it difficult to figure out what works with your essences is the fact that most of us have a combination. I by far have the most gamine essence, but imo I do look really good in rounded shapes, bigger jewellery, and dangly earrings, assuming they're the right type. (Ie. I have a pair of dangly earrings which are a line of little silver stars which look great on me - I think they work well bc the star shapes are sharp and playful, and it's lots of little shapes stacked on top of one another as opposed to one long line.) I have hints of dramatic, romantic and ingenue essence as well, so maybe that's why. I suppose it's a case of trying things out from the different essences you have and seeing what works - ie. with a little romantic essence, I find I can wear a small amount of gems (ie a mid-size earring with a gem in it), but if I were to wear tons of gems/sparkles it would look silly on me and like I was trying too hard.

[@angelicagrills7123]

Loved the video. It is so true. I am most likely a flamboyant gamine with a lot of ingenue essence. So I look better with delicate jewelry and not much of it. I can do some quirky things, but they may overlap with ingenue. If too gamine like it can be too much (case in point for a me, I needed glasses and got a delicate pink pair that were perfect, and a thicker cobalt pair that is a little too harsh for me, but I can make it work) My favorite jewelry piece this winter has been some snowflake stud earrings. They look sweet and like they belong on me. I on the hunt for all stud earrings to wear when winter is over.

[@101Vulpix]

Hi Ellie Jean, I know this is completely unrelated to this video, but I wanted to ask you something. Since becoming pregnant and seeing my body change, I feel like I'm starting to lose my sense of style. A lot of maternity clothes feel so basic or just not my taste. Do you have any tips on how to navigate body changes without losing your personal style? And specifically, how to style a growing bump without falling into the typical maternity wear? I’m feeling a bit lost and just want to feel good in my clothes again! Love, Arna

[@AngryTheatreMaker]

If I may chime in, I gave birth to my daughter almost nine months ago and I know this struggle. Wrap styles are where it's at--you can still wear them postpartum and afterwards without feeling like a schlump. Hope that helps!

[@101Vulpix]

@@AngryTheatreMaker thank you for sharing 🙏 I am currently looking for dresses and tops with a V-neck or wrap-style, because that indeed seems most practical for now and after the pregnancy. Do you have any tips on brands (preferably European brands/brands that ship to Europe).

[@AngryTheatreMaker]

@ Mm. I'm not super up to date on brands, but I can tell you that Zara has some beautiful wrap styles (if you're looking to avoid forfeiting a kidney) and most fashion brands will carry at least one or two things that wrap and are pregnancy friendly.

[@kamilaborges9466]

Ellie, loved the video! Never thought about combining essences with jewelry. Would you consider doing a video about the onieric essence? I saw it on reddit/youtube and would love to hear your analysis! It's supposed to be an essence between Ethereal and Dramatic, with a dreamlike vibe but in a more nightmarish and melancholic way (exemples being Jenna Ortega and Winona Ryder)

[@kumawktopus]

I’d love to see your thoughts on the “dark” essences that the community has taken to, like oneiric or however you spell it

[@pinkroses135]

The gems bit for romantic is so true. The essence does give a firey look to cool toned types as well so golds and reds don't seem as out of place for them imo.

[@Imtrying_girl]

I’m Classic and I know that the “clean girl aesthetic” works best on me. I look the best with little to no jewelry.

[@McKayla_Maroney]

it's like you read my mind... exactly the video I've been waiting for. and loved every second

[@chaoticgood8645]

This was really, really well done and I feel like I already understand more about my essence from this video, even though it's still very new to me :) Also, you have spectacular timing because I was just looking on pinterest and I struggled to find jewelry recommendations based on my essence--and you knocked it out of the park here!! Do you think you could do makeup styles for different essences next? I can already imagine a soft sparkly eyeshadow and high cheekbone blush for ethereal, clean lipstick lines for classics, extra emphasis on the eyelashes for gamine/ingenue... ooo now I really want to hear your thoughts on this!! It could be so fun :D

[@max.c4266]

She actually has already done one :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jniqeJV3ba2Iodksi=DErcJY4MwsLa4u8s

[@JamieGoffena]

Simply beautiful ! YOU, your hair, makeup and green dress

[@AngryTheatreMaker]

I often find I have to navigate recs for dramatic, romantic, and ethereal essences (my dominant three) plus Dark Autumn recs--so my overriding go-to is large, sinuous, sculptural pieces that evoke a regal and otherworldly tone and "drape" well on the body. My romantic essence is frequently satisfied via a specific style updated for a contemporary eye (e.g. a riviere necklace or torpedo earrings). I've even applied the whole essences thing to my choice of engagement ring: My fiance is somewhat of a traditionalist, had his eye on a classic diamond ring, but I vetoed that in favor of something I felt suited me better. As far as assigning eras to different essences, I would offer this: Yes, you can say "Dramatics are suited to the 1980s" (true! lots of Dramatic-friendly jewelry during that era!) or "Ethereals can wear lots of Art Deco" (sort of? I always thought of Art Nouveau as Ethereal's bailiwick). I believe that era-specific inspiration is what you make of it. For example I don't feel entirely certain that I'd suit (say) a lot of Edwardian jewelry because the trembling fragile look of those pieces doesn't chime with my dramatic essence, my seasonal palette, or my temperament...but I have no trouble seeking out an antique poison ring, which is a very dramatic/romantic sort of look. Great video. And thank you!

[@theroyalshaman]

Love this! Could you do shoes?

[@Maria_Svetlana_5923]

Im shamless when it comes to my romantic essence in jewelry since anything other people gaudy(they are jealous they cant match my style) (its maximalist , dripping in gems, velvet etc) i can pull it off with ease and get compliments as a bonus~

[@marissawilson9460]

I have ethereal/ingenue/gamine essence so I do wear a lot of playful small jewellery! My current favourite is my flower ring which has a touch of purple and pink on the shell petals and small diamonds in the centre

[@revaconescu6120]

great video! my two main essences are ingenue and romantic so I love that you said they're sister essences- it definitely explains how i buy jewelry and what piece I'm attracted to :)

[@emmadickey5602]

Always fun to have my two dominant essences completely contradict each other (Classic and Romantic). But I've definitely noticed having to walk a line between them. For everyday I can just about get away with a long, sparkly earring and no other jewelry.

[@Helen-wm5ni]

Can u do a video about pattern❤

[@TheJoker718]

Your hair is absolutely stunning 😍

[@Keapix]

I suspect I’m romantic dominant and I do have lots of gems. I wouldn’t have guessed the 1920s though. I had assumed it would be 1930s Hollywood.

[@RachaelTheRed]

That was my thoughts too. 1930s styles feel far more luxurious and glamorous than the 1920s. 1920s art deco styles also feel too sharp and geometric for romantics.

[@Patakultti]

Yes, 20s is not mainly romantic, it is gamine+dramatic+ oneiric (or ethereal) 💁🏻‍♀️

[@elliejeanroyden]

1930s would be amazing for romantic! Good shout!

[@kindtoyourmind]

Wow! Your description of the types helped me a lot! I always struggled to spot which I am, but once you said - hard to describe as everything is neither too round or sharp, and tge examples you gave I was for the first time sure I am classic and a little bit ingenue (petite, girly, youthful people give me 10 years less). Now I know and I actually do choose the jewellery types for the classic and ingenue. After a lot of experimenting I notoced that these kinds just a work and the rest looks off, or too much. Also great sponsorship selection. I checked it out and the offer is amazing and great prices for valentines. And thank god there is also silver ir gold, not plated for the ones like me who put on a necklace or earrings and take it off after 6 months. Gold plated stands no chance 😂

[@kindtoyourmind]

But if I buy anything it will be through your link to support you 😊

[@user-zy1co9hy9m]

Perfect true summer green on you!

[@thegirlwithaplethoraofprob1477]

Brown hair suits you so much more than blonde (just my opinion) - I feel like it enhances your natural beauty more ❤than

[@Laarni-wd5tw]

Love this video! As a romantic kibbe with an ingenue essence, I find it hard finding brands that capture that within my taste. Brand recommendations are always helpful! :)

[@Natalie_11188]

Kate Spade comes to mind for you.

[@isobel1412]

Oak leaf stud earrings for naturals. 🍂

[@helenakokholm5410]

Ellie-jean i gotta say you look absolutely stuning with your brown hair and green shirt, it's hard to look away from your eves since they shine in these colors. I've noticed since you've gone back to your natrual hair color I look more at your face rather than your hair and then your face. Btw you said at the end of your video that in the description there would be a worksheet to help figure out your essence and i can't find it Also thank you for helping me figure out i have natrual essencen by typing me in the past. Also sorry for the spelling errors i'm dyslexi

[@GCBookworm]

Watching this video, based on my jewellery tastes, I think I might have some ethereal & gamine/ingenue (playful, literal) essence as well as the natural I’m used to, and maybe not as much classic as I thought. I’d never realised until now that I lean towards shiny vs sparkly but I always thought my feminine essence element was romantic. A turn up for the books.

[@anonymus243]

What about if you have Romantic Ingenue Essence? I have mixture of both, hope someday there will be a video about mix of 2 Essences. Also thankyou for this video, Ellie ❤

[@Natalie_11188]

I’m a blend of romantic, gamine and dramatic (in that order). One of my fav jewelry brands include Swarovski, kate spade & Betsy Johnson. I had a pair of Betsy Johnson panda earrings I loved so much that when I lost one I bought them again on Poshmark.

[@gaia1577]

I think romantics and ethereals can where a lot of jewelry inspired from the art nuveau era in the 1920s. What do you think? Art Nuveau for the soft rounded shapes in floral and leaf shapes. Also there is a good amount of crystal and stone that are earthy which works for me with myself as a romantic

[@mariacorretge6615]

This is so true. It's funny how some jewellery vibes with us and some doesn't.

[@AG-ug3lb]

Interesting. My facial features seem to be ethereal and I love 1920s art deco style. I mean the slightly more dainty and sparkly pieces. Not the long beaded flapper necklaces. They overwhelm me, although they are often gorgeous works of art. I also have a liking for Victorian style because of its gothic vibes. Edwardian style I think would work very well for ingenues. It is often very girly and floral. And I think bronze age inspired jewellery would work very well for natural-ethereal or natural-dramatic.

[@asta1732]

I'm mainly ethereal, but also have natural essence, I'm also quite wide and tall in my body as a Flamboyant Natural. It sounds like the ethereal is "heaven" wispy, long and thin whilst natural is "earthy" and chunky - seems to be in opposition to each other. How should one manage this combination?

[@s.a.4358]

I am similar, flamboyant natural with ethereal and natural (& ingenue) essence. Art eco piece can work, as they are not minimal and often draw on natural, but with a lot of curves and S-lines. They are delicate even if mid-size. Pieces that have natural themes (floral, leaves, etc) but are not too large - still with metals rather than wood. Some cottagecore pieces can work (but not all, as some will be too cutesy and gamine). Silver or gold pieces that are minimal / small to mid-size and include stones, especially if the stone is not a perfect geometric cut. Pearls also can work, especially irregularly shape ones. Where on your body you wear it can also make a difference. I cannot wear big earrings, for example, but a more chunky bracelet works. Stacking multiple thin chains with smaller pendants could work too, as each element is whispy and thin but combining a few gives it more volume (I have experience that stacking works better for me than a single necklace with different charms).

[@joyce_galugbo]

I’m soft natural and I’m really inspired by Lauren Hutton style in American Giglo. I think she is better 70s references, that Natural may tolerate more.

[@Supercocono6]

Shoes next please! Also do you think your face essence steers your kibble body type? I’m defo a natural in face. Maybe a bit romantic? I’ve had trouble narrowing my body type down. I have an angular jaw but I’m young looking for my age and fleshy. No hips but put weight on stomach. I’ve had boobs from a young age and if I put any weight on it’s always there first. Love the content so helpful ❤

[@fangirl365]

Your definition of affordable jewelry and mine are very different 😂! For real though, one of my style roots is Earth, so a little 70’s boho influence isn’t bad for me. I just often feel wary of the aesthetic in general because of all the cultural appropriation landmines. That said, would you say other culture-specific fabrics and items and stuff, not just general “tribal” patterns are part of the Earth root? Like batik, ribbon skirts, kimonos, etc.?

[@jacklynmortimer8351]

This has nothing to do with this video, but I would love to hear your input on how to dress in your proper colors for each style root. For instance, I am 🌱🌸🪨 and dark winter, but I have no idea where to go from there.

[@Carrie-sgda]

What I find difficult about jewellery is finding jewellery I like , in my size (child sized hands problems) and in the right colour because I’m a dark autumn so silver looks terrible and trying to find a gold that isn’t overly warm is difficult and then to find jewellery in antique silver or tungsten is like finding a needle in a whole town made of haystacks so I don’t have much jewellery

[@teresalamala]

Jewelry!! YAAAAYYYYY🎉

[@laughloveshop2618]

This is a great video idea! More like this please! Is there a book on the Essences? I’m a natural who LOVES the 70’s look 😄 Would you say Kristin Chenoweth is ingenue?

[@tamarathorsen]

I think I have ethereal and ingenue! I have a mature vibe about me as well but can’t objectively see if it’s romantic or classic. I’ve put myself in some bold makeup and people have said dramatic but I don’t think it’s my best look and perhaps they’re confusing the sharpness with ethereal.

[@IceQueen975]

When your essences are ethereal, dramatic, and romantic... stg every part of me is a violent contradiction with itself...

[@ShNJVIP97]

So true!! Would love to hear recommendations for this blend. I usually go for ethereal in the shapes, dramatic in size and romantic in the details like the colour or sparkles.

[@Patakultti]

Are you familiar with oneiric? I have oneiric (dark otherwordly), dramatic & gamine as my top 3 and yes, this is also a violent mix, perfect with dark aesthetics!

[@katesolis756]

Maybe larger pieces, maximalist, long pieces

[@Patakultti]

@@katesolis756 I think taking your actual body & face side should be honored with your accessory choices. For example, if you are petit, large jewellery might look ridiculous easily. But not always 🤔 But for me it really does and that’s why I thought I had classic in my blend, but this video made it so clear that I do not, pearls for example just make me look super uncool & matronly!! So no Classic for me! 😁

[@blyatcyka8105]

I love it, but can't determine my type even if it would be necessary to save my life 😅

[@anjanidave7224]

Same pinch

[@jessicam7447]

X2😢

[@Olivetree80]

We all have a combination of different ones, typically 3 main ones

[@lenanayashkova]

I feel like through this video I have come to the conclusion I have dramatic essensein my facial features. The problem with the jewelry that suits me is that it has to be quite large making it impossible to buy it in precious metals. Thankfully i am cool toned, so at least it's not gold, but I do not have the budget for chunky silver jewellery either😆

[@TLChaudhry]

Where would ethnic jewellery fit in? Like Indian or turkish. They tend to be colourful, dangly, sometimes rounded.

[@amyleigh7624]

We're going to look back on the chunky gold earing as severely dated.

[@sibby84]

There's no picture of Michelle Obama 😂

[@aeschlimannjudith8637]

Thank you dear Ellie Jean 🙏🏽

[@LoveandLucy2022]

When you said art deco for ethereals did you mean art nouveau? Because art deco is actually quite angular and blocky where art nouveau is loose and flowy, from my understanding

[@sadel21]

I have a mixture of natural, romantic, and classic in my facial features. I like a lot of natural minimal looking jewelry (semiprecious stones and modern shapes) but oversized does not work. I’m petite in size leaning soft natural.

[@eleanorlinnet]

Do you think there are some people for whom jewellery is just too much? I feel like I can't handle any jewellery. I definitely can't do oversized, big and chunky jewellery but I also can't do smaller stuff. It just completely overwhelms me. People find it strange that I don't wear any jewellery but I've tried so many types and it just doesn't look right on me. It always come across as costumey or like a little kid playing dress up, even if I just wear a small necklace or bracelet. I am pretty sure I have ingenue essence so I wondered if that plays into it and why I feel like I look like a kid that's gotten into her mum's jewellery box!

[@Ella24-007]

Man I want to know how to combine these into essences that are very close in percentages. Like if you’re Dramatic romantic or Classic Gamine lol

[@Lienna-]

For myself I took things from one essence that could fit in other essence, if it makes sense. As Natural Dramatic I like big heavy metal jewelry with undone vibe. But spikes look too unnatural to me and wooden jewelry is not dramatic enough. For Dramatic Romantic I imagine intimidating gems, for example big ruby earrings. For Classic Gamine maybe simple ring with enamel or dainty triangular earrings

[@tsuchiryu9566]

So helpful...thank you ❤

[@emma-di5ly]

What do you recommend to people whose essences conflict in the jewelry department? I have both classic and romantic essences (with ingenue as my third). I typically go with minimal jewelry but with simple but slightly large pearl earrings and I like how that looks-are there other looks that can be pulled off?

[@azariacordova2848]

I really wish ethereal wasn't focused on as delicate and yin as much as it is as "alien". Or at least that’s the aura I perceive from many ethereals. It’s like the opposite of classic to me, but still a neutral essence. Instead of timeless and normal, it's of no time and different.

[@AngryTheatreMaker]

Yes! I always think of elongated sculptural shapes as opposed to overly delicate when it comes to ethereal--think Art Nouveau or medieval-inspired jewelry.

[@ayla8345]

I feel like I cannot relate to any of these types. This is so confusing 😭

[@Olivetree80]

Everyone has a combination of typically three main ones, with one or two standing out the most

[@marthabuffay3661]

how might you combine dramatic, ingenue and romantic essences? I'm particularly struggling with ingenue and dramatic

[@222vic]

I have ethereal and dramatic essence and those are pretty opposite in what you described, how can I balance this?

[@nikkidevlin4673]

But what about heavy or chunky jewelry? I love thick chains or big bold earrings. Do those fit no where?

[@abbyabroad]

She said it works for Naturals towards the end of that section!

[@shoh1541]

Do you do consultations?

[@peach-tv9bs]

What if your jewelry for essense doesn't match your jewelry for your body type?

[@letsallgoforawalk]

I think im more engenue than I wouldve ever thought cause i feel so boyish in personality. But i do look good in little flowers/bunnies/cherries lol. I think I may have some classic essence and the moderateness of that has made it hard to figure out my other essences. Cause no matter what essence I picture it has to be a lesser version of it for me. Its confusing cause my body is a super curvy theatrical romantic but Im not sure I have any romantic in my essence. I like dressing sexy but all I have to do is wear clothes and I feel sexy. When I wear sexy clothes it looks like Im a kid playing dress up.

[@wolfpaul2010]

Interesting as I seem not to fit in any of these categories. I suit best brutalist styles, very large rings in oxidaised silver, heavy necklaces etc.

[@dahliaherrod4301]

Sounds like dramatic and natural to me 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@jose-pie3055]

How do we wear jewelry when we have a mix of classic, natural as they are opposite?!😅

[@narcole]

I still find it confusing to have my two main essences as natural and classic. Like what is the balance between "take one thing off" and also "chunkier and bigger is better" vibe?? I tend to wear more classic jewelry bc i like everyday pieces i dont need to take off but also i do enjoy stone and crystals in jewelry which i guess is more natural

[@max.c4266]

I think you could balance the two in 2 different ways: 1) go for bigger, chunky pieces but wear a minimal amount (like a statement necklace but nothing else (maybe a ring or 2 as well), or chunky earrings but not bracelets and rings as well) 2) or go for smaller, moderate pieces but experiment with layering lots of pieces up Hope this helps in some way :)

[@abrilrodriguez01]

Hi Ellie! This doesn't really have to do with the jewelry but do you know what boddy type is Fran Drescher in kibbie? Cause my body is exactly the same but I still don't know if it's soft gamine, soft clasic or romantic.

[@lunatheleo]

I’m ethereal ingenue and love dramatic oversized playful and colourful jewelry. Can’t stand tiny little dainty pieces or anything sparkly 😩

[@max.c4266]

That's totally okay! Ellie-Jean always says these things are TOOLS, not RULES. If you have a different taste, then rock it! Do what brings you joy :)

[@isobel1412]

I read more people opting for a traditional watch compared to a smart watch. More simple.

[@drnono3386]

I don't think you mean 1940s for Classics. Jewellery was mostly statement Art Deco.

[@rachelkerr6783]

I might respectfully disagree on some of the gamine recommendations. As a f. gamine with gamine essence but zero ingenue or ethereal, small jewelry gets lost on me, or feels too tame. I agree with geometric, colorful, even plastic but I also feel free to go statement with the size of the pieces.

[@RuviGaPo]

Is it weird to say i got Bored of gamine jewelry somehow and want to try other things?? 😂😂 EDIT: Also! Trying to figure out essence too bc like... i Assumed NGI.. but (in jewelry) i can only rly pull off G and i can wear some mix of D and E in the length and texture, but idk if it's just bc i Like long earrings.. i mean i can't wear long necklaces... Small is not good for me, it disappears against my features, esp not small and round, but large and round is also bad so... whos to say anymore. Noone has Ever claimed they see D or E in my face or body so SHRUGS Ig im just Really Gamine...

[@angelicapacheco7176]

I wish I could tell what I am 😅

[@SweetFaeRee]

I am ingenue and romantic

[@YasminA-jm9zs]

No wonder I look like I stole my mom’s jewelry when I wear it. I am an ethereal/gamine.

[@ArielYaffe-kl1kh]

I love your content so much! but as a gamine i feel like you could do better explaining the essence. I wish you would stop suggest the childish quirky stuff like food earings and basically every unflattering trend from the 2010’s and treat the gamines more maturely. You said the era is 1960’s - do that then! I also dont think al of that is true. Honestly, i dont think whimsical spunky jewlery (or clothing, or haircuts, because that are always your recommendation for gamines) have to be weird, childish and unflattering. As a style influencer i wish you would use your knowledge and power and help gamines dress beautifully and mature while still enhancing the gamine features. Thank you and i hope this comment reach you because other than that i really love your channel and content ❤