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7 sets of earrings to wear during your next Zoom party

Add some sparkle and shine to your virtual parties with a new set of earrings.

By Michele Kettner December 17, 2020 at 11:58 am

While normal holiday and New Year’s parties have been put on ice this year, you can still get together virtually. Instead of wearing the same athleisure wear, dress up for the occasion and add one of these sets of earrings as a sparkly accessory.

These dazzling starburst earrings will add the extra shine you need during your next virtual party. // SUGARFIX by BaubleBar Celestial Drop Earrings – Blush Pink/Gold, $12.99; Target

green and blue threader earrings — *Courtesy of vendor*

Give off ice queen vibes all winter long with this green and blue iridescent set. // Isabel Marant Goldtone & Shell Threader Earrings, $175; Saks Fifth Avenue

pearl crawlers — *Courtesy of Kate Spade*

Switch out your classic pearl earrings with a chic set that goes with any outfit. // little gem ear crawlers, $48; Kate Spade

Whether you are meeting with friends or coworkers, add some flower power to the party with these gold studs. // Essentials Crystal Flower Stud Fine Silver Plate Earrings, $50; Macys

silver earrings — *Courtesy of Neiman Marcus*

Whether you’re hanging out for New Years or having a movie night with friends, these earrings are the perfect way to spruce up a virtual outfit. // Alexis Bittar 10k Faceted Lucite Wire Drop Earrings, $135; Neiman Marcus

pearl hoop earrings — *Courtesy of Nordstrom*

Combine your love for hoop earrings and pearls for a trendy look from behind your computer. // Mother of Pearl Huggie Hoop Earrings, $22; Nordstrom

ralph lauren earrings — *Courtesy of Ralph Lauren*

From the gold crest to the shimmering crystals, these studs will be a subtle, but fashionable compliment to your holiday outfit. // Tortoiseshell Crest Earrings, $32; Ralph Lauren

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.