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Time to pin on that personalized touch. When it comes to accessorizing these days, bigger really is better. Out are the dainty, minimalist pieces, and in are the chunky mixed-metal stacks. Necklaces, ...
Los Angeles designer Pia Mance, 28, launched her jewelry brand Heaven Mayhem in 2022 with necklaces and earrings. When she began pinning those earrings onto her blouses and blazers, a new addition to ...
The 2026 runway season saw the brooch emerge as a quiet disruptor, cutting through the shimmer and sculptural silhouettes. Here's a look.
Denim on denim is already a decadent form of styling. Add to that a multitude of brooches stacked all over the jacket and you've got a regal-like take on Americana fashion that's sure to turn heads. A ...
WHEN IT COMES TO BROOCH-LOVING CELEBRITIES, Queen Elizabeth is by far the most well-known. From her “Prince Albert Brooch” inherited from Queen Victorian to her “Scarab Brooch” given by her husband ...
The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Brooches saturated fall/winter 2024 collections, appearing on ...
Unlike in the past, brooches have been made cool for the modern generation thanks to stars like Michael B. Jordan who wore Tiffany & Co. at the Oscars and Paul Mescal who rocked a vintage Cartier pin ...
The Queen repurposed one of her suits, pairing it with key accessories ...
The jewels: Jon Chu wore a pair of truly spectacular beaded brooches by bead and embroidery artist NerdBead. The two staggeringly detailed portraits represent Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, the two ...
Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Then there was Wallis Simpson: while she was said to have had questionable ...
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