Primark is committed to launching a collection of geometric earrings

Accessories are the kings of all summer outfits. It is during the summer season that shoes, bags, scarves, pendants, glasses and others take on special prominence and they manage to enhance a most classic ‘look’, such as a simple black dress or a set of white shirt with skirt cowgirl.

For months, the most famous 'low-cost' fashion stores have not hesitated to launch countless designs of the trendy accessory, the XXL earrings. Even several models of Zara earrings made it to international fashion weeks. However, when we already thought they were forgotten, their great competitor arrives and generates a real desire again.

Primark, on the trail of Zara with its designs

The ‘low-cost’ fashion brand Primark just a few days ago announced the launch of many earring designs that are sure to become real sales successes. At the moment, in the Web page of the Irish brand you can find several models that stand out for having many colored fringes for a price of only 3 euros.

They can also be found large earrings with striking geometric shapes, with semicircles, squares

and other carved figures imitating colored precious stones. In Primark they can be found for less than 4 euros, not even they exceed 2 euros.

Geometric, fringed and XXL earrings at very low prices

But also, as Primark has advanced in its official Instagram account, you can find much-desired earrings among celebrities and ‘influencers’ from all over the world, who stand out for their striking colors, geometric shapes and materials. Specifically, one in the form of Rounded square was a hit at Zara, and now the Primark version promises to make a splash.

Nor should we forget that in the ‘low-cost’ firm, sets of hoop-shaped earrings of different sizes are still the kings of costume jewelery. Far from being renegade to a fashion of years ago. This summer there have been many famous ones such as models Bella Hadid or Emily Ratajkowski who have worn hoop earrings XXL, and those of Primark only cost 1.50 euros.