PDPR - ACCESSORIES

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Accessories


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What is an accessory?

It is almost anything that you wearexcept the basic clothesshoes, hats,

gloves, belts, scarves, bows, and jewelry(real or fake)


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RULES FOR ACCESSORIES

1. Moderation is the key. Never over decorate your body.

2. Accessories should be appropriate to the occasion, yourage, and to the company in which they are worn.

3. Be certain that you do not rattle when you move because

of an arm loaded with too many bracelets.4. Day and night calls for different accessories.

5. Avoid ostentation, especially the wearing of expensivejewelry in groups where others do not have or do notwear it.

6. After you have it all together, take a final glance in themirror. If you have any doubts, TAKE SOMETHING OFF!


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BELTS

Usually made of leather,plastic, elastic, metallicchains, wooden chains,and straw.

Range from size 22 32+inches.

Some are adjustable to fitall sizes.

Width can be narrow orwide.

Wide belts should not beworn by short persons.

Leather belts

Plastic belt

Elastic belts


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SHOES

One of the most

necessary and most

expensive items.

They should be

purchased for

quality and not

quantity.

High heel pumps


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Wedge shoes

Mules

Sling back

DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOMANS SHOES


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Balmorals Bluchers

Monk strap Slip on


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Clogs Platform shoesEspadrilles

Sneakers Rubber shoes Sandals


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Hosiery

Oftentimesreferred to asstockings.

They come in

pantyhose, thighhigh, knee high,or ankle socks.

Its always a goodpractice to alwaysbring a spare incase one gets arun in them.


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JEWELRY


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The Metals

Platinum, gold and silver are the

metals used almost exclusively by

jewelers because of their beauty,

malleability, rarity and resultant

value.


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Platinum

The rarest among the 3metals.

It is silvery blond, verypale.

Usually alloyed with 10%iridium to increase itshardness and isconsidered by many to

be the most effectiveenhancer of coloredgems and diamonds.


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Gold

The most prized of metals andthe most suitable as a foil forgems.

In its natural state, gold isextremely soft, not durableenough for use in jewelry.

It is combined withappropriate alloys to give itstrength and serviceability.

It is measured in karats. 14k is the minimum

acceptable in fine jewelry.

24k is considered as fine gold.


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Silver

Less expensive than

platinum and gold

and makes a

splendid foil for

colorful gems.


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The Pearl

Elegant,

understated, and

formal. Versatile, suitable

for all formal

gatherings, day or

night


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Dog Collar Pearl

A widechoker,usually of

multiplestrandswith ajeweled

clasp oftenworn infront.


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Collar

Pearl

A 12-14 inch-long necklace fitted and shaped

gently to the lower portion of the neck.


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Bib Pearl

A necklace withmore than 3strands ofdifferent lengths,

which fits close tothe base of theneck and extendsover the upperpart of the chestmuch as a childsbib.


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Choker Pearl

A 15-16 inch-

long necklacethat drops just

above the collar

bone.


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Princess pearl

An 18-20 inch-long strand of pearls that falls

midway between the collarbone and the bust.


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Matinee pearl

A 20-24 inch-longstrand of pearls

that reaches the

center of the bust


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Opera

Pearl

A 30-32 inch-long strand of pearls that falls midwaybetween the bust and waist. May be wrapped around

the neck twice to form a double-stranded chocker.


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Rope Pearl

A 45 inch or

longer pearl

necklace. May

be knotted or

wrapped

several times.

Also referred toas sautoiror a

lariat.


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Graduated pearl

A pearl necklace

that is strung with

the smaller pearls

placed on either

side of the clasp

graduating to the

largest pearls inthe center.


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Uniform Pearl

A pearl necklace

that is strungwith all one size

or nearly equal-

sized pearlsthroughout.
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Gemstones

Sapphire, ruby, emerald and diamond

are classified as precious stones.

Opal, garnet, aquamarine, topaz,

turquoise, lapis, amethyst, and jade

are considered semi-precious.


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Samples of Gemstones

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