Brooches: traditional or trendsetting?
In my previous blog posts, I've shared my love for accessories as they allow us to showcase our unique personalities through fashion.
Among these accessories, brooches hold a special place in my heart. They're not always easy to come by, often requiring a visit to a thrift store, as mainstream accessory brands don't typically feature them. This lack of visibility has led many to overlook brooches, associating them only with traditional or outdated styles.
However, my recent visit to Atelier Jolie in NYC, the store/atelier founded by Angelina Jolie, situated in the same iconic space once occupied by Andy Warhol and later by Jean-Michel Basquiat, offered a refreshing perspective. I found this stunning and creatively designed blazer there that sparked my imagination. It inspired me to rethink how I could incorporate brooches into my outfits.
Mimi Plange - Atelier Jolie
It's important to note that finding inspiration should not be confused with copying a look. Instead, it encourages us to explore what truly resonates with our individual style preferences.
Feeling stuck in a style rut? Perhaps it's time to redefine your style. If you're looking for guidance or simply want to chat about your fashion journey wardrobe, feel free to email me at hello@marciacrivorot.com. Let's schedule a complimentary discovery call and start this style journey together.
Here are the other posts about brooches:
PS: Don’t miss Eat Offbeat, the coffee shop at Atelier Jolie. Besides everything looking yummy, you can take a look at art books, and draw….
Hi, I’m Marcia Crivorot, a Personal Stylist based in NY. I send newsletters with style tips, brands to know, and products twice a month. Unlock previous editions of my newsletters and receive my emails firsthand by subscribing.
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