Brooches

Celebrity Style

Red-Hot! Emma Stone Rocks a Lanvin Dress at Her Movie Premiere

The holidays may be over, but that didn't stop Emma Stone from working a fiery red-on-red ensemble at the LA premiere of Gangster Squad.

The holidays may be over, but that didn't stop Emma Stone from working a fiery red-on-red ensemble at the LA premiere of Gangster Squad. The blond beauty wowed in a strapless brocade dress, complete with a dazzling statement necklace and brooch belt, all by Lanvin, and a pair of red patent Christian Louboutin pumps. In Lanvin's Pre-Fall 2013 lookbook, the crystal brooch accentuated the dress's sweetheart neckline, but we love how Emma used it to define her fit frame. If you love this red-hot look as much as we do, shop our picks to re-create it for your next evening soiree.


POPSUGAR Fashion

Create Your Own Vintage-Inspired Brooch!

Brooches can instantly give your look a feeling of decades past, so today we're showing you how to create your very own.

Brooches can instantly give your look a feeling of decades past, so today we're showing you how to create your very own. Avoid the trouble of sifting through countless flea market bins by following these quick and easy steps. Use them to add sparkle to a sweater or vest, or even grab a long chain to transform it into a pendant necklace! Watch on to see how it's done. On Allison McNamara: Madewell sweater, Hale Bob vest. Hair and makeup by Kasia Bohos.

Celebrity Style

Anne Hathaway's Festive Pairing: Red Jeans and Ivory Sweater

Over the weekened, Anne Hathaway and her Les Misérables costars met in LA for a special Q&A session, and for the occasion the actress wore a festively cozy ensemble.

Over the weekened, Anne Hathaway and her Les Misérables costars met in LA for a special Q&A session, and for the occasion the actress wore a festively cozy ensemble. She paired this ivory sweater by Boy by Band of Outsiders ($545) with red skinny jeans and chunky platform Stella McCartney sandals. The final touch was a lovely brooch on her sweater. Mimic Anne's latest look by pairing your favorite knit sweater with red jeans, then finish off with a brooch for that unique vintage touch.

Kid Shopping

Oeuf Porcelain Brooches: Kid-Friendly or Are You Kidding?

If you haven't noticed, we're pretty much obsessed with all things Oeuf.

If you haven't noticed, we're pretty much obsessed with all things Oeuf. The baby and kids' clothing and accessories, the furniture, the founders' home . . . all are perfection. But we haven't quite made up our mind about Oeuf's latest holiday offering: a collection of quirky porcelain brooches.

Handmade from France's famous Limoges porcelain, the brooches ($22-$26) come in three sizes and all feature fun sayings for kids of all ages. Go for a silly saying like "cereal killer" or "you talking to me?" or express your inner Francophile with brooches bearing phrases like "if I had a French accent I would never shut up" and "I speak Franglais." Holiday offerings include brooches saying "I've been good all year" and "I'm a good friend of Santa," along with the design-your-own large brooch, which has "all I want for Christmas is" on top with space below to draw your gift of choice. So what do you think of Oeuf's new brooches? Do they make the perfect kid-cessory, or will you be sticking to old-school buttons? Weigh in below.

Accessories

The Brooch Is Back — See How Celebrities Style Up This Ladylike Accessory

Brooches are back and better than ever, and this latest batch of celebrities are showing us exactly how it's done.
Celebrities Wearing Brooches

Brooches are back and better than ever, and this latest batch of celebrities are showing us exactly how it's done. Opting for a more modern look, Freida Pinto made a striking arrival at the Tribeca Film Festival wearing a sharp red Gucci suit accessorized with a black and gold butterfly brooch. We love how Freida tempered her masculine pantsuit with such a feminine accoutrement, but if you're looking for a more ladylike appeal, look to Kate Middleton for inspiration. The Duchess of Cambridge styled her blue tweed Rebecca Taylor skirt suit with a red crystal flower pin — a look you can easily replicate for work. Furthermore, Elisa Sednaoui pinned her vintage-inspired Chanel brooch to a cropped top for a new twist on the button-up top. Click on to see more celebs showing off their beautiful brooches, then shop the look in the slideshow.

Shopping

Shopping: The Brooch is Back

Much-loved by wide-shouldered power-dressers in the Eighties, the bold brooch is back—but this time around it's not about jewel-encrusted serpents and cheetahs.

Much-loved by wide-shouldered power-dressers in the Eighties, the bold brooch is back—but this time around it's not about jewel-encrusted serpents and cheetahs. Lanvin's Alber Elbaz designed two of our favorite whimsical pins, both perfect when piled on in pairs and worn with a ladylike dress or added as an afterthought to a favorite handbag.

Marni

a wee bit skint Shoutout: Blue For Brooches

We aren't the only one with brooches on the brain.
Marni Blue BroochesWe aren't the only one with brooches on the brain. Community member A wee bit skint offers a perfect example of the scatter pin method espoused by Lori Ettlinger-Gross in our interview today with her admiration for a set of blue Marni brooches. They certainly make us want to take a swim. But the $200 price tag makes her think she should be diving for pennies in the fountain instead. More Shoutouts