We've seen so many jewelry trends come and go over the years, but one style that seems to eternally thrive in the spotlight is hoop earrings. Despite fashion's notoriously rapid trend cycle, the silhouette has remained a go-to for brands and designers alike. While it's been a quintessential part of streetwear culture for decades, more recently, hoops have evolved into a mainstream It-girl staple, with labels like Jennifer Fisher and Laura Lombardi having a hand in their increasing popularity.
Hoop earrings have been a major part of my everyday jewelry collection. With so many ear piercings, I can barely keep count. At any given time, my lobes are stacked with anything from groups of small diamond huggies to large metal hoops. At this point, you could call me a hoarder (which I also attribute to my obsession with Sade). It would be fair to call me an expert at scouting them, so I thought I'd put my skills to good use and curate the best pairs to shop for you. From BaubleBar and Bottega Veneta to minimalist and trendy, keep reading to check out all of the hoops that made my heart skip a beat.
Nordstrom recently released a new line of fashion-forward accessories and clothing, and it's so good.
A few things I can't stop staring at: the cool twisted shape and the addition of white enamel.
Thanks to New York couture brand Area, diamanté hoops are experiencing a revival.
We already knew Amazon was the place to find anything your heart desires, but we still didn't have a clue of how good its collection of jewelry is.
If you own a lot of neutral clothing, these colorful beaded hoops will perk up your outfits.
These earrings combine the best of both worlds: dainty pearls and sleek hoops.
I'm pleasantly surprised by how expensive these look.
Large, thin hoops are simple and modern.
Truly, these are the perfect everyday pair.
Relatively simple but oh so pretty.
Paris-based label Justine Clenquet is a master of edgy, unconventional jewelry, and these hoops are no different.
I've been drooling over these for weeks.
An eternal classic, croissant jewelry feels like a dose of Parisienne chic.
Throw these on whenever you need a hint of sparkle.
I could write a dissertation about my love of Laura Lombardi's jewelry, but I'll spare you this time.
Roxanne Assoulin's beaded hoops feel like sunshine on your ears.
A good portion of my hoop collection consists of Missoma pieces right now, which signals just how amazing the brand's jewelry is.
Exhibit A that minimalism doesn't mean boring.
I've recently discovered this brand and can't get enough of its delicate, whimsical pieces.
Cult Gaia earrings are really next-level.
If you like your hoops on the chunkier side, I've got just the earrings for you.
Smaller than the rest of the earrings on this list, these Lizzie Fortunato hoops feature a cheerful heart charm.
Few brands innovate like Loveness Lee. Most of the label's designs are constructed from recycled silver.
The hoops of all hoops. I have these in gold and barely take them off.
Another one of my personal favorites, Agmes is the brand to know for sophisticated jewelry with a slight edge.
These have been on my wish list forever.
Because a girl can dream.
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