Which necklace? PIP

jorie

I have a formal event next weekend and need opinions on which necklace to wear.  The dress is pretty plain...just long and black.  Keep in mind that I'll be almost 37 wks pg, so I was thinking the black necklace would take some of the attention away from my belly.  But is it too funky?  Should I just go with the classic diamond necklace? 

eshaffer

I'm not the best one for fashion advice, for some reason I like #1 better. It is kinda funky, but if your dress is really simple, that might liven it up a bit.

LittleMamaB

I like the funky one.

Brewster

#2, but I am a less is more kind of girl

CubbyMama

#1 is too funky for my taste...I like #2 and don't think you need to distract from your cute belly.  Show that thing off!

I keep meaning to ask you about your baby name status.  Decided yet?

cristiana

#2. The first doesn't really go with the dress, imo.

jorie

CubbyMama:

#1 is too funky for my taste...I like #2 and don't think you need to distract from your cute belly.  Show that thing off!

I keep meaning to ask you about your baby name status.  Decided yet?

I think we've settled on Hudson Grant or Emilia (Emmie) Claire.  I see that you've narrowed it down to a couple!  Do you and DH both have a favorite? 

Marchmamma

I like #2 better.

bebemama

Go with #1!

shopgirl78

#2, i like elegant rather than funky?

CubbyMama

jorie:

I think we've settled on Hudson Grant or Emilia (Emmie) Claire.  I see that you've narrowed it down to a couple!  Do you and DH both have a favorite? 

Oh,cool!  Yeah, DH likes Elliana better and I like Raina better, but we both like both of them, so we'll see what she (if it's a "she") looks like and decide then.  I can't wait to see what we're both having!

Heidisean

I love #1

boosma

I think I like the first one better, but I've always been a fan of funky/unusual jewelery.   I think the main thing is to think about what your overall look is going to be -- meaning, if you wear the first necklace, your hair should probably be kept pretty simple in order to "balance" things out.