My statements are most likely jackets or coats, footwear, bags, and accessories like jewelry and scarves. Tops and vests as well. I’m far less likely to choose statement pants or jeans, but do enjoy some statement skirts in summer with plain tops. My dresses tend to be statements (usually prints).

I have a lot of statement pieces! They are the most fun to shop for and wear.

ETA: I realized that I definitely prefer my (prescription) sunglasses to make more of a statement than my eyeglasses. When my eyes are visible in regular glasses, I don’t like the frames to be too crazy bold. But i don’t mind bold frames on my sunglasses. Interesting!

Hmm, for me it's a real mix. I have statement pants: wide-legged, plaid, polka-dot. I have statement shoes: red leather ankle boots, glitter-covered mary-janes, silver mary-janes. My burgundy lace-up boots always get people's attention, though I don't consider them to be "statement" boots in the traditional sense. Some of my accessories -- hats and scarves -- can make a statement. My tops tend not to be particularly statement-y, except for the occasional graphic tee (I've found that a cute critter on a tee is guaranteed to get comments!). I have a couple of statement toppers, but find them a bit harder to wear.

I do not really look to jewelry or eyewear to make a statement. I only wear sunnies, no prescription, so can't rely on them as an outfit component. And I'm picky about jewelry, preferring sentimental pieces with a story; I have very few pieces that I wear for looks alone, and the ones I wear most often tend to be pretty quiet.

a side note: I notice that nowadays every party/event has pics posted to social media, so my red plaid pants are getting recognized a lot this season. “Oh, great pants! Those are the same ones you wore to that choral concert, right?” It used to be that I could wear the same crazy pants to events with different social groups (Xmas party with colleagues; dinner with family; concert with friends)