The Necklaces Tate McRae Wore in "It's Ok, I'm Ok"

The short version: In her "It's Ok, I'm Ok" music video, Tate McRae layered three U Los Angeles necklaces: the U Duo Choker, the Solo Midi Necklace, and the Trio Charm, all in yellow gold and onyx. The stacked look is a clean example of how to layer fine gold chains for everyday wear.

The video for "It's Ok, I'm Ok" leans on a cool, stripped-back styling, and the jewelry does real work in it. Tate layered three of our signature pieces in yellow gold and onyx, worn together so each chain sits on its own line.

It's the kind of stack that reads as effortless and is built on a simple idea: vary the lengths, let one piece anchor, and keep the metal to a single warm tone.

The pieces she wore

• U Duo Choker (yellow gold, onyx). The shortest of the three, worn highest so it frames the neckline.
• Solo Midi Necklace (yellow gold). The mid-length anchor that carries the eye.
• Trio Charm Necklace (yellow gold, onyx). The longest drop, adding weight and movement at the bottom of the stack.

Together they follow the layering logic our stylists use: lengths spaced apart, one anchor in the middle, a single metal tone for cohesion.

Shop the look

You can build the same layered look from the U Chain collection, with onyx and stone pieces in the U Stones collection. For help layering a set to your own neckline, book a personal appointment at the Century City flagship.

How to get the layered look

1. Start short. A choker-length piece sits highest and frames the neckline.
2. Add a mid-length anchor. A single clean chain in the middle carries the eye.
3. Finish with a longer drop. A third, slightly heavier piece adds movement at the bottom.
4. Keep one metal tone. Tate's stack stays in yellow gold, which is what makes three chains read as one intentional look.

Frequently asked questions

What necklaces did Tate McRae wear in "It's Ok, I'm Ok"?Tate McRae layered three U Los Angeles necklaces in the video: the U Duo Choker, the Solo Midi Necklace, and the Trio Charm, all in yellow gold and onyx. The pieces are worn stacked, spaced by length so each sits on its own line.

Where can I buy the necklaces Tate McRae wore?The pieces are from U Los Angeles. You can shop the U Chain and U Stones collections to recreate the layered yellow-gold-and-onyx look, or book an appointment at the Westfield Century City flagship for one-to-one styling.

How do you layer necklaces like Tate McRae's look?Use three chains of different lengths, anchor the middle one, and keep them all in a single metal tone. Spacing the lengths at least two inches apart keeps them sitting cleanly and stops them tangling.