1. Bringing Back The BROOCH
If there's anything the runways have taught us lately, it’s that personal adornment is here to stay. It only makes sense that brooches (that oft forgotten category of jewelry) are beginning to make a comeback, sprouting up on the lapels of blazers, at the crests of blouses, and leisurely pinned across scarves and sweaters.
The latest styles aren’t quite like your grandma’s—though she may want to add some to her collection, too. Designers are trading more traditional motifs for wearable works of art. Case in point: Dries Van Noten’s aged brass pin, which feels more like a tiny sculpture than a traditional piece of jewelry.
For a sleeker iteration, NYC atelier AGMES puts a minimalist spin on the accessory with polished yet architectural designs that feel right at home pinned onto a sweater or even a plain white tee.
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The latest styles aren’t quite like your grandma’s—though she may want to add some to her collection, too. Designers are trading more traditional motifs for wearable works of art. Case in point: Dries Van Noten’s aged brass pin, which feels more like a tiny sculpture than a traditional piece of jewelry.
For a sleeker iteration, NYC atelier AGMES puts a minimalist spin on the accessory with polished yet architectural designs that feel right at home pinned onto a sweater or even a plain white tee.
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