Pin on Your Sparkles
References: trendhunter
Brooches are no longer just for grannies -- in fact, rifling through your grandmother's jewelery box could actually be your key to being on top of one of the hottest accessory trends of the season.
If you're thinking of clipping one on to your tuxedo blazer, fine, that would do, but the hottest way to wear them isn't on your collar like they did back in the day. They're a way to embellish the fashions you already have, making them your own, and adding that extra glitz no woman can resist.
Consider pinning them on your black handbag to sparkle it up for a holiday party, on a tank to embellish your cleavage, to the corner of a bubble skirt, to the end of a scarf (if the pin is big enough, you can even use it to keep your scarf together in the middle) and if you're lucky enough to score two matching ones, you can pin them on a pair of ballerina flats for that extra touch of chic.
No jewelery box to scour? Not only can you check at vintage stores, garage sales or flee markets, but you can actually hit your local retailers, many of which have already caught onto the trend.
Featured in the gallery is the hot pink poured-glass Flaming Heart brooch from Mark Walsh and Leslie Chin; Marc by Marc Jacobs; Urban Trinity Brooch Set from Marni.
If you're thinking of clipping one on to your tuxedo blazer, fine, that would do, but the hottest way to wear them isn't on your collar like they did back in the day. They're a way to embellish the fashions you already have, making them your own, and adding that extra glitz no woman can resist.
Consider pinning them on your black handbag to sparkle it up for a holiday party, on a tank to embellish your cleavage, to the corner of a bubble skirt, to the end of a scarf (if the pin is big enough, you can even use it to keep your scarf together in the middle) and if you're lucky enough to score two matching ones, you can pin them on a pair of ballerina flats for that extra touch of chic.
No jewelery box to scour? Not only can you check at vintage stores, garage sales or flee markets, but you can actually hit your local retailers, many of which have already caught onto the trend.
Featured in the gallery is the hot pink poured-glass Flaming Heart brooch from Mark Walsh and Leslie Chin; Marc by Marc Jacobs; Urban Trinity Brooch Set from Marni.
Trend Themes
1. Brooch Fashion - The fashion industry should focus on creating innovative and modern brooch designs that cater to younger generations.
2. Brooch Accessories - Accessory industries should consider promoting brooches as versatile and customizable accessories for a wider target market.
3. Vintage Brooches - Vintage stores, flee markets, and garage sales can create innovative shopping experiences for customers who are looking for unique and one-of-a-kind brooch pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion companies should consider incorporating brooches into their collections, providing fashionistas with a fresh and exciting way to jazz up their outfits.
2. Jewelry - Jewelry designers can take advantage of the brooch trend and offer innovative designs that appeal to younger consumers and cater to changing fashion trends.
3. Secondhand Retail - Secondhand retailers can promote vintage brooches as unique and timeless accessories, creating a niche market that appeals to vintage fashion enthusiasts.
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