Gwyneth Paltrow wore $70 'vote' earrings that are available for pre-order after selling out within 48 hours

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Gwyneth Paltrow wore $70 'vote' earrings that are available for pre-order after selling out within 48 hours
The actress and "Goop" founder wore Studs earrings that spell out "vote."Studs/Instagram; Screenshot from Studs.com
  • Gwyneth Paltrow wore gold earrings that spell out "vote" from Studs, a New York-based piercing boutique.
  • The jewels worn by Paltrow, which are $70 for a pair and $35 for a single earring, sold out within 48 hours of being released.
  • The "vote" earrings are available for pre-order on the Studs website and are set to be restocked and ship the week of October 12.
  • The brand's Vote collection includes five earring styles, and 20% of the purchase price of each item will be donated to the nonprofit When We All Vote.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is the latest celebrity to encourage voting while simultaneously making a fashion statement.

The actress was pictured wearing a pair of gold stud earrings that spell out the word "vote" in an Instagram picture shared Thursday by the maker of the jewels, Studs — a New York City ear-piercing boutique that also sells baubles on its website.

"@gwynethpaltrow is ready to rock the Vote (Stud)Are you?" Studs' caption read.

Paltrow was wearing the brand's Vote Studs, which cost $70 for the pair and $35 for a single earring at the time of writing.

The design sold out within 48 hours of its release, according to the Studs website, but the style is now available for pre-order and is set to be restocked and delivered the week of October 12.

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The earring brand's website says that 20% of the purchase price of the limited-edition Vote collection products will be donated to When We All Vote, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to increasing participation in US elections.

Gwyneth Paltrow wore $70 'vote' earrings that are available for pre-order after selling out within 48 hours
A screenshot of the brand's website shows the Vote Stud and Peace Hand Stud.Studs

The brand sells four other earrings as part of the collection, including two peace sign styles, and two minimalist huggie designs that are available in gold and silver.

In addition to Studs' collection, other fashion and accessory brands have released "vote"-centric styles ahead of the 2020 presidential election.

In August, Michelle Obama nearly broke the internet after wearing a "vote" charm necklace during the live-streamed Democratic National Convention. The necklace, designed by Chari Cuthbert of ByChari, retails for between $295 and $1,260, and the brand had its best day of sales the day after Obama wore the accessory.

Jill Biden also recently sported a pair of Stuart Weitzman knee-high boots with the word "vote" printed across the calf. Proceeds from the $695 shoes benefit the nonprofit I am a Voter.

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Representatives for Studs did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

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