Elevate Your Style Quotient with a Single Brooch

Brooches are the ornaments that understand women the most. Those with independent aesthetic judgments and styles know the significance of brooches to women.

Mademoiselle Chanel pinned a brooch on her hat and told the fashionable ladies who imitated her:

"Brooches are very practical; they can be pinned on a suit lapel, pocket, hat, belt, or evening dress."

Hollywood actresses took Chanel's advice and discreetly used a brooch to sketch out various styles on the glamorous red carpet.

In countless uneventful days, it's the brooch that brings a sparkling light to the dull moments.

In movies and TV shows that emphasize women's spirit, brooches often serve as important embellishments in costume design.

A brooch is a woman's weapon, the embodiment of refinement. Those lost in the game of power regard it as a "sacred object."

"If you want to know my mood at the moment, just look at the brooch I'm wearing."

This is a classic quote from Madeleine Albright, the first female Secretary of State in American history.

She used brooches to express emotions and negotiating intentions, earning the nickname "brooch diplomacy."

Among her hundreds of brooches, different ones carried different meanings.

A brooch, a thousand combinations

But those who are not confident or lack substance cannot bring out its significance.Only those who understand how to coordinate the brooch with themselves can see its most beautiful form.

The style and size of the brooch must match the outfit, as well as one's temperament and physique.

Choose the style based on the occasion

Knowing when to wear what is the basic wisdom of outfit coordination.

Meeting clients, business talks: Choose a simple but textured brooch, pinned in the most traditional way, on the suit lapel or left chest.

Cocktail parties, annual events: You can be bolder, matching according to the theme.

Daily commute, dating: Choose a medium or small-sized brooch, not too eye-catching. Dark coats can be matched with gold or silver bases, or brooches adorned with pearls or crystals.

Light-colored coats can go with dark metal base brooches, like brass, or those with colorful crystals or gemstones, opting for slightly more personal and interesting styles, making it your business card.

Have you learned to choose the right brooch? We will share more practical tips on brooch matching in the future. Don't forget to follow Jacinda for more fashionable jewelry information.