Celebrity Jewelry

Saweetie Turns Up the Bling in Video for ‘Shot O’ Clock’

She wears jewels on almost every party of her body.

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2 years ago

August 9, 2023

Beth Bernstein

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IN HER NEW music video, Grammy-nominated artist Saweetie shows us just how much jewelry can be piled on. She wears pieces from her head to her ankles. You will need to watch the entire video to see all the pieces she has layered and mixed and matched.

The maximalist feeling works for the video, although we can all agree it’s not a look for everyday. Some of the pieces are definitely on trend.

So let’s start: Her earrings are ultra-long and seem to be pearls. Her pearl choker has been identified as Matara’s Bombshell Paradise Necklace with cultured pearls and diamonds. She then adds two necklaces — I can’t be sure whether they’re real diamonds or costume jewelry — that wrap around toward the back of her bandeau top. She wears a diamond necklace that spells out “icy,” and she sure is all about ice — the blingy kind. She wears multiple rings, some with different types of gemstones, on both hands. She also wears wide flat cuffs on both wrists, mixing metals and themes. At some point in the video, her neck mess changes a bit and she adds in some new pieces while pouring water on herself. Perhaps my favorite piece in the entire video — call me classic, although I do like a twist — is the link bracelet on her ankle. It’s a unique way to wear open links and looks great while she is lying down. For a daily look, I would have one sized to fit properly or find a way to wear the bracelet both ways by adding a clasp that would allow part of the chain to dip down.

All things considered, she makes a great case for wearing jewelry — and on her, it is fun to see it done in an over-the-top way.

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