Prêt-À-Poundo: You Need It Bubu! — Make Those Ears Shine

This is a Top 9 Earrings for Spring/ Summer available on our Okayplayer Shop.

Prêt-À-Poundo: You Need It Bubu! — Make Those Ears Shine


Still on the topic of summer , we thought that you'd need some accessorizes to shine this season. A nice ornament can change your whole outfit. Bold or minimalist, you can always make a great statement if you have a great piece of jewelry and especially if you know how to wear it with the perfect attire. We made a cool selections of must-have earrings for you. Decorate your earlobe with bold statements, prints and colors. Cool earrings are ones that are unique, snazzy and cute. They'll be dangling from your ears and for sure will get attention. Make sure you're ready for these, they're best known for being worn by the unique and one-of-a-kind diva because you'll show off despite your intentions. These pieces are made by creative and talented designers, you'll discover Bezem Kassan, Doughnation and Younikness. Main thing: you can all find them in one place - our edgy and trendy Okayplayer Shop.

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1. Bezem Kassan, Taiwo Earrings, 48$ 2. Doughnation, Africa on Your Earlobe Stud, 10$ 3. Bezem Kassan, Wunmi Earrings, 48$ 4. Younikness, La Roulette in Green-ish, 30$ 5. Doughnation, Africa on Your Earlobe Stud, 10$ 6. Younikness, La Roulette in Purple, 30$ 7. Bezem Kassan, Shaki Earrings, 42$ 8. Doughnation, Africa on Your Earlobe Stud, 10$ 9. Bezem Kassan, Shola, 34$

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