When I asked people their opinion on brooches, the first thing that came to their mind was something outdated or something only a mom or grandma would wear. Though I’d argue that you can still be “grandma chic”, I’d argue even more that there is nothing outdated about a brooch and instead, it’s timeless! If you’re looking for a way to add a classic element to your outfit, consider accessorizing with these 7 chic and timeless ways to wear a brooch. There’s nothing old-fashioned about these looks!
The Best Brooches to Wear
Before we get into the brooch outfits, it’s important to do a quick overview of the type of best brooches to use.
I was lucky enough to find my vintage Chanel brooch used at an agreeable price (birthday present to myself), but it certainly does not have to be designer to be chic.
The best type of brooches to use would be ones that look a little bit more current while still speaking to your personal style. Perhaps they are subtle or maybe even sparkly! Here are some of the best styles to consider:
Floral Brooches: Flirty and feminine, floral brooches add a fun touch to any warm-weather outfit.
Vintage Brooches: These often have intricate designs and aged materials that make them look unique. Style Tip: Pair a vintage brooch with more modern clothes for a striking contrast.
Geometric Brooches: Sleek and contemporary, geometric brooches offer a minimalist approach that looks polished and modern. Style Tip: Wear a geometric brooch on a plain top or blazer to make a subtle yet impactful statement.
Animal Brooches: Animal brooches add a playful yet elegant touch to your outfit, perfect for showcasing personality – and starting a conversation!
Pearl Brooches: Classic and sophisticated, pearl brooches are perfect for formal occasions and add a touch of luxury. Style Tip: Pair with other pearl accessories for a cohesive and elegant look.
Crystal Brooches: Sparkling and eye-catching, crystal brooches can add a touch of glamour to any outfit. Style Tip: Wear a crystal brooch to evening events or formal gatherings for a dazzling appearance!
Monogram Brooches: Personalized and unique, monogram brooches allow you to wear your initials stylishly. Style Tip: Use a monogram brooch to personalize a bag, a hat, or a scarf.
Cameo Brooches: These offer a vintage and romantic vibe, often featuring a beautiful portrait reminiscent of past times.
Nature-Inspired Brooches: Designs featuring leaves, feathers, insects, or star themes can add a natural touch. Style Tip: Ideal for outdoor events or garden parties, nature-inspired brooches blend beautifully with floral prints and earthy tones!
Statement Brooches: Whether bold, large, or sparkly, statement brooches draw attention and can be the centerpiece of your outfit! Style Tip: Keep other accessories minimal to let the statement brooch shine.
Designer Brooches: High-end designer brooches often feature high-quality craftsmanship and materials, making them highly chic and luxurious. Style Tip: Use a designer brooch to elevate a simple outfit – instantly making it look more polished and sophisticated!
Best Ways to Wear a Brooch
1. On a Coat Lapel
If in the fall and winter, you find your cold-weather outfits missing that certain something, consider adding a brooch to your coat lapel!
It’s a subtle way of completing your outfit and since coats with a lapel/collar are generally classier, well, a brooch was just made for coat styles like these!
Start by picking a brooch (perhaps from the list above!) that complements your coat’s color and vibe. Pin it on the upper part of the lapel for a classic look. Vintage brooches can give a charming, retro feel, while a designer look can make a chic statement.
2. On a Beret
This easy-to-copy outfit consisting of a striped sweater, black pants, ballet flats, a beret, and a brooch is the perfect way to add a bit of French flair to your outfit!
Coco Chanel was frequently photographed wearing a brooch on her beret so copying this style tip is perfect for those that love the chic inspiration of iconic Chanel.
Plus, it’s such a fun way to add a personal touch to your outfit. Just pin your favorite brooch on the side of the beret, either slightly above the ear or a little to the side. You can go for something sparkly if you’re feeling glamorous or something simple for a more casual vibe. It’s a super easy way to jazz up your look and show off your unique style. Plus, it gives a chic, Parisian-inspired twist that’s hard to beat!
Related: 9 Things French Women Don’t Wear (And What They Wear Instead)
3. With Leather Shorts
No one will confuse you with looking outdated while wearing a pair of leather shorts! Mixing classy with trendy, vintage with current, is a great way to add a modern look to these timeless accessories.
Whether you style a brooch on your cardigan, or a basic top (paired with leather, of course), it’s the perfect way to blend edgy with elegance. A black-and-white color combination certainly doesn’t hurt to add that chic element either!
4. Pinned to a Silk Scarf On Your Bag
For a unique way to wear your brooch, why not style your accessory with an accessory (or two)?
Styling a brooch on a silk scarf tied to your bag is an easy way to add a touch of flair! Just drape the scarf around the bag handle and secure it with a cute knot. Then, pin the brooch to the knot or close to it. This not only keeps the scarf in place but also gives your bag a chic, personalized touch.
Choose a brooch that complements both the scarf and the bag for a cohesive look. It’s an effortless way to showcase your style and add a bit of sparkle to your everyday accessory!
5. On a Cardigan
Cardigans are a wardrobe staple, ensuring a spot in almost every woman’s wardrobe. And since this staple item gets worn a lot, it’s easy to think of it as boring. But don’t! Banish any doubt of a cardigan being a boring wardrobe piece by adding a brooch to it! There’s nothing quite like a sparkly accessory to make this versatile piece feel new again.
Pin it near your shoulder for a classic look, or try it at the center of your neckline to create a faux button effect. If you’re feeling adventurous, cluster a few smaller brooches together for a unique statement piece.
If your cardigan has a waist tie, you can even use a brooch to cinch your cardigan at the waist. There are no hard rules, so play around and see what looks best to you!
6. Pinned to Your Button-Down
A brooch pinned to the opening of your shirt collar has the same effect as a necklace – while being a touch more unique!
Simply pick a brooch that complements your look – something not too big, but eye-catching. Pin it to the middle of your button-down for a balanced touch. It’s a small detail that can make a big impact, turning a simple shirt into a statement piece.
7. Holding Your Scarf Together
Silk scarf, linen scarf, cotton scarf – oh my! Because of the vast scarf styles and ways they can be tied, there is no limit to how you can style this look. A brooch pinned to a scarf is a stylish way to wear both of these classic pieces.
Position your scarf however you like – maybe draped loosely around your shoulders or wrapped snugly around your neck. Then, simply pin the brooch where the ends of the scarf meet. Voilà! You’ve added a bit of sparkle and personality to your look.
More Stylish Ways to Wear a Brooch
But wait – there’s more!
These 7 ideas are perfect for styling a brooch in an updated way, but there are even more ideas for you to try.
- Ever thought about wearing a brooch in your hair? Just attach it to a plain headband or a hair tie. It’s a unique and chic way to accessorize for a party or a special event.
- If you have a bag that you don’t mind getting a few microscopic holes, pinning a brooch on your handbag can give it a whole new look. It’s an easy way to personalize and elevate your handbag game.
- Try pinning it to a denim jacket or a graphic tee. Mixing styles (casual and classic) is a great way to update your look and this timeless piece.
- Why not try using a brooch as a necklace pendant? Simply attach it to a plain chain, and voilà! You’ve got a one-of-a-kind statement piece.
Chic Brooch Outfits: Check
Brooches are such a fantastic way to jazz up any outfit! As you start styling yours, you might be surprised at how versatile they can be.
You know what else is versatile? Up Next: The 10 Clothing Items That Go with Everything in Your Closet (Yes, Everything!)
You have picked some cute brooches, and these are gorgeous ways to wear them.
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I also liked the gorgeous Chanel brooch. Great birthday gift. I have inherited some rhinestone brooches from the 1950s. I would love to wear one with jeans and a sweater. Is this tacky? One is beautiful rectangle like a picture frame.
Linda
Not tacky, it sounds lovely and special!
My only thought is that I’d never pin anything to my scarf, it leaves a pinhole and damages the scarf. Vintage or new, quality scarves can stand on their own, without bling. They don’t even need to be Hermès, but it helps.
I also cringed at the idea of sticking a pin through a silk scarf.. A clip is a better choice for silk, but for cotton or wool I have used pins.. Otherwise an excellent article
I guess I am NOT a fashionista because I feel like anything promoting an expensive name brand is tacky.
I agree, I’m not advertising free for a big corporation.
I’m under 5’ tall. Shirts are often too low cut button wise, or too high. The brooch worn above the button is perfection! Thanks 🥰
this article was a real disappointment. 7 chic ways and you show only one (common place) brooch? …yawn.
Thanks for your feedback. I am a little unsure of what you mean in your comment. This post was about 7 ways to wear a brooch, not 7 different styles of brooches to wear.
Agree – one $400 brooch styled a bunch of ways. That brooch is gorgeous & would look great everywhere. Why it showcase a more affordable brooch in some of the looks
Thanks for your feedback! The point of this post was to show one brooch styled in different ways. Sorry if you were expecting something else. Also, in the beginning of the post I state that nobody “needs” a designer brooch and I linked to affordable options!
Great if your “old brooches” are fricken Channel!!!! Any suggestions for us who have inherited not so iconic brooches??!!??
Amen, Patty. I have my mother’s 19th century starburst and am determined to wear it in honor and in memory of her whenever I can!! I love it and wear it as she did. Can’t help it. Sorry, fashionistas! Dorothy
I too would have liked a few different types of brooches. I felt like: Well, yeah, a Chanel brooch would look good any way you wore it. What about a less iconic number in some of these great ideas for using?
I agree!
I do feel showing a variety of brooches would expand and help us to visualize your perspective on their placement. I absolutely love brooches! And I was excited to see your ideas. Showing a Chanel brooch a variety of ways was not very enlightening but thank you for trying.
I’ll keep that in mind for the future!
Yes, I also felt that all the outfits were quite similar in style. It was a Chanel brooch on 7 very Chanel style outfits. (Which personally, I find quite old fashioned anyway – my Mum might like these.) Some ideas for more modern, or at least different style brooches, on more up to date outfits would be fantastic!
Good answer.
Antique broaches of various designs are unique and interesting and add so much whimsy to an outfit. Yet you classify them as the opposite – dated and old. A Chanel broach? Boring, overdone, poser. This article was a miss.
I couldn’t agree more! I have collected many cool pins and brooches , mainly from flea markets , yard sales and estate sales. I search for the unusual and offbeat items. I even have what she calls “cheesy “ stuff. I get compliments on tacky, cheesy, elegant…I think a fake Chanel pin is the height of fromage.
Agreed
Seriously? You think the ways in which you’re wearing the brooch aren’t old fashioned? Many of us have been wearing brooches in those ways for three times the number of years you’ve been alive.
Thank you for the excellent ideas. And, it is so great that we can all choose whatever brooch fits our style!
You have a great perspective on antique brooches. I too find them interesting. There are certain brooch styles I would personally avoid, and I made sure to emphasize *personally* in my post. I think you should wear whatever makes you happy (also stated in my post). I’m coming from my perspective of what I think are chic ways to wear a brooch. I understand that not everyone will resonate with my style, but if I didn’t write with a personal style in mind then the post would be all over the place and make no sense! By the way, I never called brooches dated and old. I mentioned a few styles to proceed with caution because they can quickly be done wrong, though plenty can be done right as well!
The problem with the writer is that every time someone leaves a comment explaining why they felt the article was lacking, there was an immediate rejection of their opinion. The brooch used was amazingly beautiful but easy to use because the simplicity worked in all situations. Using the right brooch is much trickier and would require a lot more forethought. I did like the article.
I’m glad you liked the article! I completely reject the first part of your comment though 😉
I have SO many different brooches and love them all. Wear them with scarves Jean jackets sweaters. Just about everything I liked your article. Everyone has their own style that’s what makes the world go round
I disagree with a lot of these comments. I enjoyed the article. I liked seeing the Chanel brooch styled in many ways and feel most of the negative feed-back were from the ones who didn’t read the article and skimmed over just some of the pictures. The author linked a lot of various brooch options and styles. She also mentioned we should do what works best for us. Whether you prefer a family piece or a treasured thrift, a brooch is a great accessory. That was my take when reading the complete article. Thank you!
Thank you, I saw new places in which I might wear a brooch.
Why are people so mean? The pictures and ideas are great.
Carolyn you don’t need to justify yourself. If people don’t like the article, they can move on.
Thank you – great tips!
I like brooches however, have been a bit unsure of how to wear without looking uncool.
Now I’ll be hunting for a nice one.
Love Janine.
PS – Chanel one is perfect!!!
I didn’t find the answer as rejection of their comments, but more as clarification of what was said as the point was missed.
Good article , great pics. great ideas , great style and really good attitude responding to grumpy people .
Agreed!!
Agreed! Boring…
My daughter gifted me five different brooches that she has collected. I didn’t know how to use them but now I do! Especially love the idea of putting it on my denim jacket. I will be using your suggestions. It’s the first conversation I’ve seen about brooches and I am so excited to try your ideas. I’m 75 going on 40 and roof and very fashion conscious. I love not looking my age! But I keep it classy! Thank you so much
Sooo boring! Same “Brooch”. Maybe you need to do some research. Dated.
Great suggestions, I am76 yrs old and these idea’s were great thank you
Yes, a little disappointing. I thought I’d see new ways to wear a brooch (“that are not old-fashioned “). I should have known better. While the brooch placements are aesthetically pleasing, they are also classic… the way my grandmother used to wear them in the 30-40-50s. Nothing new here… 20 years ago women wore brooches in clusters. It was a silly trend that didn’t last. I’ve seen brooches on shoes. Still, the photos are nice… I just would’ve titled the article differently.. “7 classic ways to wear a brooch that never goes out of style”..??
Ah well they do say if you keep something long enough it comes back into fashion, so granny wearing them the same way in the 30’s 40’s etc makes sense, if you like something wear/use it….most of all enjoy it…don’t be a slave to the fashion industry ladies….do your fashion style as”YOU “
Good for you. I agree and like that you think for yourself 🙂
I thought the article was a very good one SHOWING HOW to wear a brooch, not the actual brooch itself. If you can’t say something nice, don’t say it!
Have always loved my brooches thank you for these great ideas
Seriously? Not old-fashioned? Give me a break. Women have been wearing brooches in these ways for centuries. There’s nothing wrong with fashion that’s been handed down for many, many years.
I wear a rhinestone brooch of my grandmother at Christmas. My favorite way to wear it is at the back of a black velvet jacket at the waste right above the little jacket “tail.”
That’s a cool idea!
Sorry, but you are either very very young or simply not very fashion savvy. Fashionable women have always worn brooches. Brooches are an important accessory just like a belt or scarf, etc.
Yes, I agree with you that brooches are a very important accessory! (Hence the post.) The younger crowd tends to think that brooches are old-fashioned, so I wanted to highlight several outfits that looked chic, timeless, and a little bit current.
I thought the article was nicely done. And I agree with most of the points ex. (A cameo is hard to bring it fashion forward) ..
Really, none of these are new ways to wear a brooch. Used them all at some point over the years, so did my granny.
Thanks for your feedback! The goal of this post was to highlight chic (not necessarily new) ways to wear a brooch.
Oh, but a grouping of cameos would look great!
I would never wear an advertisement! I prefer more personalize adornment. Because it purports to be a Chanel brooch, it screams , “look at how rich I am!”, I can afford Chanel!”.
Sad…
I have a beautiful cameo brooch that my mother gave me. It has three dancing girls on it. I have two so it’s meaningful. I had that brooches were out of style so I felt I shouldn’t wear it anymore. So thank you for affirming that I can still wear it
And I think if people like cameos, then wear the cameos. Life is short.
What makes any of these rude people leaving comments think that it is ok? Disgusted.
I agree, this lady has put together ways of wearing brooches which she rightly says can be considered an old fashioned item by younger ladies. Why be so rude and scathing? It’s just fashion and personal style which there are no rights and wrongs over.
I agree that fashion is personal and that there are no rules, just guidelines! It’s certainly not my intention to be rude-ever. This site has a unique readership of both younger and older women and many of the older readers appreciate my younger perspective. I’m a younger woman wearing brooches and I’m proud of it. I certainly don’t find them to be old-fashioned, but some of my friends do, and I like to present both sides.
I first off I do not understand why people are being so rude over brooch wearing ideas?!
I found the article helpful . I do have brooches and my eyes were open to some new ideas.
For some of these ladies I suggest less focus on brooch wearing and more focus on respect and kindness .
I gave my 15 yo grand daughter a fun brooch as part of her Christmas gift: she immediately pinned it to her toque and off she went, looking fabulous.
That sounds fabulous. Love to hear it!
Can the “old person” still wear the brooch she bought forty years ago or must it be handed down to the new trendy young ?
If you love it, wear it!
I love all types of brooches. It would have helped if you showed different types of brooches. It’s all about channel. You could have gone a little further by showing different styles of brooches. Just saying
I didn’t see anything here that my grandmother didn’t do, except advertise for a boringly outdated designer.
This. Exactly. It’s a reminder that brooches can be worn these ways not anything new or innovative.
ThankYou
i appreciate your article.
it was very positive
Jewelry should be used as an enhancement for an overall effectt. I use them when a necklace just doesn’t work well. Of. Ourse they should always be interesting or have personal significance,.
I love the idea of using a brooch at the neckline of a blouse. I have a healthy collection of brooches (including a number of cicadas!) and am grateful for a new (to me, at least) way to wear them. Also love one reader’s idea of pinning one just above the flippy tail of a jacket.
As a new subscriber, I find your style to be creative and sometimes edgy. Your wonderful ideas are different from most of the bloggers that promote mainstream clothing ads. They lack a sense of individual style and tend to look the same to me.
Brooches are great because I don’t wear large jewelry pieces and prefer subtle bling here and there.
You have an eye for style. Thanks
Thank you for sharing this!
I decorate a small Christmas tree with my rhinestone brooches. I have one on the girl stockings and I also wear one on my beanie. Love them!
Clever ideas!
Brilliant idea! I love it.
Love the idea for the Christmas tree!
I inherited many brooches and stick pins. I appreciate your ideas on how to wear them. Haven’t thought about wearing them in a while, but I don’t have the heart to sell them.
Thanks for the reminder.
I love vintage pins and brooches and maybe even some of the ones that you find today I love to Wear several together in a group or maybe one on a jacket or sweeter or coat or shirt just depends on the size that they are if i will wear them in a group if they are several small ones together or a bigger one by it’s self and I even like to Wear them to dress up a really plan blue jean or denim shirt or jacket for fun
Wow ladies, this is a great article. My momma taught me if you don’t have something nice to say don’t say nothing. Perhaps all you negative gals could post some pictures with some suggestions of how you wear your brooches. Be kind!
My niece (30 something) made a stunning wedding bouquet out of a selection of gorgeous brooches. I’d never seen anything like it and it was simply beautiful. She used ‘bejewelled’ antique pieces that she collected from family and other sources. It gave the bouquet that much more meaning. I could see doing something similar only using all pearl brooches or perhaps rhinestones (although I’d favour the pearls I think). Just another idea. I enjoyed your post and already use many f these ideas.
I am not really following your take on wearing a brooch. If it’s okay to wear bee, then why not a dragonfly? Why is wearing a snowflake in the winter, cheesy?
My take was based on what people closer to my age wear and what they associate to be “cooler”. At the end of the day, that’s just my opinion, and I’d love for you to wear what you want!
I thought this was a great and timely post because this winter I saw an older woman (75ish) wearing a rhinestone brooch at a slight angle off center on the lower neck of her mock turtleneck light pink sweater and I was mesmerized by how elegant the positioning was and how it spruced up a nice but very plain sweater. My mother gave me a variety of brooches when I was a teenager, but I rarely wear them because I didn’t really know how. I also helped my daughter use one at her high school winter semiformal this year when at the last minute she had to borrow a too-large cowl neck slip dress. I gathered the fabric at the base of her back with a dragonfly brooch to create a waist and to stop it from sagging under the armpits. She thanked me for saving her from using a safety pin! After these two incidents, I was looking for more ways to use my brooches!
My goodness! The ladies need to chill! Thank you Carolyn for your article. I am 71 and found it to be delightful. I have some beautiful brooches from Thailand that I will be wearing because of you. Some are new ways for me.
I have a hummingbird brooch in hematite stones, very subtle. It was my mother’s and I wear it on an overcoat to remind me of her.
That hummingbird brooch sounds so special!
Now I have more reasons to wear the beautiful 18k Italian, double oval, gold brooch my dad gave to my mom back in 1962. I like all of your ideas and agree that some peoples’s remarks are just snarky. One can disagree and still be nice about it.
Great ideas as we age we need help I am 76 and always have worn brooches
Some good ideas on ways to wear brooches. They are my favorite piece of jewelry and I have many! I like them better than earrings and necklaces because they can be unique. People always notice them.
Once upon a time I was shopping with my girlfriend and I saw a beautiful green rhinestone brooch and a green tweed newsboy cap. I told her I would put that pin on the hat! But she thought I was nuts. She bought them for me for my birthday regardless and I have worn them together and apart ever since. I love a good brooch. Thanks for confirming that I’m not necessarily nuts! 😊
Thank you for your article. I have so many brooches and pins that I love and now you’ve given me some fresh ideas as to how wear them.
I loved your article. I even signed up to receive more articles through email. I was not surprised to see the number of rude comments from the negative women. In today’s world which is full of hate, one can expect that kind of behavior. Please be kind. There are other ways to express an opinion other than saying that something is “boring”. It may be boring to you, but not to me.
Loved the article as I have several brooches, and don’t wear them anymore. Now I want a wrap coat and a beret! Any ideas where I can find them on-line? Not going back to France anytime soon. Thank you.
I really loved all the ideas..some new to me and some reminders that I really want to try.
Also Love seeing how beautiful you always look in your pics too!
Thanks for sharing 😉
Thank you! I am happy that you got new inspiration out of this – that was the goal!
I enjoyed the article. I was given a 4 inches golden sword brooch as a birthday gift that I have no idea how to wear it. I’d be very much appreciated if you could give me some ideas, Mrs Arentson!
Oo that sounds unique! That could be a really cool pairing for a black or navy blazer.
Hate to break it to you but that’s exactly where women have been wearing brooches forever!
Gotta love timeless style!
Thank you so much for this article! I have worn brooches since high school (I’m 60). I’m not big into necklaces, but I’ve always thought a pretty or unique pin is a great alternative. By the way, I’m sorry for the ridiculous verbal abuse I read in several of the previous comments. The vitriol from those people was embarrassing to read! I understood what your article was about, and all your points and opinions were concise. Thanks again 😊
Thank you for understanding the point of the post 🙂 I love that you’ve made brooches a part of your personal style!
I wear a brooch on my hat. One hat is a straw with an upturned brim and fabric around the base. I particularly like a bee but anything like a butterfly or dragonfly would be fine. It really doesn’t have to be an insect. A flower or any animal or anything you like. Also how about a brooch attached to a necklace. I remember a famous model wearing three strands of long pearls with a dark red brooch attached to the side. How about attaching it I. the hair.
Thank you for the article finally I see something I’ve been doing for years with my brooch’s expensive non expensive thrifty ones some given to me and special s from my mother
I find it amazing that in today’s world with so many problems people spend this amount of time tearing apart such a benign subject. My one comment is that I think one’s age has an impact on how some of these things might look. At 71, I would hesitate to wear a brooch on my denim jacket, but I think it would look great on someone younger. And I did find one or two ideas that I might try. Maybe they’re nothing new but that I’ve simply forgotten them! Thanks for the reminder!
I’ve never responded to an article before but this one made me mad. Taste is not a label. It cannot be bought. I personally think label brooches are tacky. I wear animals but they don’t get shiny ones. I have a dog that looks like something from Edward Gorey and I’m thinking the author doesn’t know that is. I wear Art Deco brooches (animals). I’m embracing “old” which is antique and I’m an antique myself (I’m in my 50s which is probably geriatric to the author). Heaven forbid we’d look “old!”
I had the misfortune of reading an article about outdated looks saying not to wear brooches, which I happen to love to wear classic ones.
Yes to classic ones!
Loved the article and your suggestions. A beret is literally the only style hat I feel looks good on me, so I especially appreciated that idea as I would never have thought of it. Please ignore the “Debbie downers”; some of their comments are just ridiculous; perhaps they are jealous that you have people following you and reading your articles! In response to the one commenter who claimed that none of your ideas were new, and that she had already done them all, I think you could have responded to her with some REALLY novel ones, just for her! How about pinning a brooch through the bottom of your nostrils, or maybe using two different brooches as pierced earrings. Another good one; super glue a brooch to one of your big toe nails (after a good pedicure, of course :)Bet she hasn’t tried those, LOL! I especially appreciated the comments by ladies who added a couple of their own suggestions without criticizing yours.
It would have been nice if different brooches were featured in the pics… All, except maybe one photo, showed the same Chanel brooch. Why tell me about all the different cool styles but then only show one in use???
I have a small rhinestone brooch that I added to my denim baseball hat for some bling. I add them to my thicker plaid and cashmere scarves. They’re cute on cloth purses/crossovers too. Like snowflakes in winter.
I love the way you’re styling it!
I love wearing brooches. People comment on them all the time.
The placement of one at the top of a button down shirt is a new idea for me. I will try it!
Happy to hear that! Happy brooch styling 🙂