All things beautiful: Vintage Brooches

sábado, 13 de fevereiro de 2021

Vintage Brooches

Originally brooches were invented to hold clothes together or make fit better. Since then people have found different ways to wear brooches. In each era, you will find a different trendy way to wear brooches.

Brooches are traditionally worn on the left side by many older woman in society. This way is considered sophisticated and the correct way. You will most likely see the ladies of the royal family wearing it on their left side. Women who hold a high position in society most often wear it on the left as well.

Nowadays people are way more creative and expressive and don’t see things as black and white. Long gone are those days where many of us abide by fashion rules. Do what suits you and and your style.

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