How to wear pearl hairpins > Hairstyles with pearl hairpins

The hearts and hair of women and girls all over the world have been con­quered by fash­ion­able hair­pins with pearls. They can be matched to any hair length and col­or, worn in hun­dreds of dif­fer­ent ways and in dif­fer­ent quan­ti­ties. It all depends on your mood and imag­i­na­tion. Suit­able for both del­i­cate airy dress­es and ele­gant evening dress­es. About choos­ing and wear­ing hair­pins of dif­fer­ent shapes and sizes with pearls accord­ing to the shape of the face, the nature of the event and the type of out­fit.

A few pearl hairpins — the current trend of 2021

This year the empha­sis is on light­ness and nat­u­ral­ness. That is why spec­tac­u­lar pin-ups, inter­est­ing hair­styles with braids and wavy hair combed back reign in fash­ion. These hair­styles are designed to shine or catch the eye with bright col­ors thanks to fash­ion­able acces­sories.

Pearls have become the most pop­u­lar type of hair jew­el­ry. It is con­sid­ered the canon of clas­si­cal ele­gance. It used to be asso­ci­at­ed with some­thing unique, hard to find and intrigu­ing. Prod­ucts from it were syn­ony­mous with lux­u­ry — they could have the most famous stars and wives of influ­en­tial peo­ple. Our grand­moth­ers and moth­ers wore pearls in the form of neck­laces and ear­rings. He reap­peared on our hair and we must admit that he looks amaz­ing there.

Pre­vi­ous­ly, these white stones were nat­ur­al, but very expen­sive. And now women tend to buy much cheap­er acces­sories with faux pearls that accu­rate­ly mim­ic brand­ed mod­els.

This trend was start­ed by blog­gers and Insta­gram influ­encers in 2020 and is now vis­i­ble on the cat­walks of the world.

• Famous fash­ion design­ers such as Alexan­der Wang and Donatel­la Ver­sace insist that ornate hair clips can replace oth­er jew­el­ry. Their New Year’s col­lec­tions fea­tured a lot of pearls and trendy glit­tery rib­bons. In 2021, design­ers took a step for­ward and stopped treat­ing hair acces­sories only as an addi­tion to a hair­style. They have more extrav­a­gant ideas in store, not only for every­day looks, but also for spe­cial occa­sions — to add mag­ic to the hair­style.
• Leaf-shaped brooches and pearl bar­rettes dom­i­nat­ed the Chanel win­ter run­way. Made of sil­ver and embell­ished with pearls and reflec­tive crys­tals, they are per­fect for both a set with an airy dress and an evening out­fit. The pony­tail with asym­met­ri­cal fringe is a pro­pos­al from fash­ion house Chanel, who pro­mot­ed this hair­style dur­ing the last show. Mod­els with long nat­ur­al hair had a straight pony­tail with a side part­ing. The long fringe was attached with a dec­o­ra­tive hair­pin.
• Dur­ing the pre­sen­ta­tion of the Paco Rabanne col­lec­tion, styl­ists also dec­o­rat­ed the mod­els’ hair with such clips — on the sides and on the back of the head, dec­o­rat­ed with small pig­tails.
• Fash­ion design­ers Ver­sace revived the trend for met­al stealths with pearls, as in the 90s. To reflect the light of the spot­lights, they were addi­tion­al­ly dec­o­rat­ed with mul­ti-col­ored pre­cious stones.
• On the Schrimps cat­walk, some mod­els wore head­bands made up of only pearls.
• At Simone Roch’s, design­ers have offi­cial­ly announced the fash­ion for hair­pins, thick­ly stud­ded with small and large pearls and shin­ing in the hair. A nov­el­ty is pearl acces­sories not only milky, but also black, blue and even orange.

When to wear pearl brooches and hairpins

The main advan­tage of dec­o­ra­tive hair­pins dec­o­rat­ed with pearls is ver­sa­til­i­ty. They are suit­able even for every day — both for an image con­sist­ing of a blouse and a skirt, and for a set of T‑shirts with trousers, even with jeans and sneak­ers. This is a good choice for those who are not afraid to com­bine dif­fer­ent styles and empha­size orig­i­nal­i­ty.

Pearl hair­pins are often cho­sen by brides for both civ­il wed­ding cer­e­monies and church wed­dings. These dec­o­ra­tions are beau­ti­ful­ly com­bined with ele­gant wed­ding hair­styles.

Wed­dings and bridal par­ties aren’t the only spe­cial occa­sions to wear pearl acces­sories. They are also suit­able for oth­er fam­i­ly occa­sions such as Christ­mas get-togeth­ers, as well as com­mu­nions, dates and par­ties with friends.

How to wear pearl barrettes

There are many ways to attach hair­pins. The most clas­sic option is to stab the hair­pin on the side, above or next to the ear. One del­i­cate hair­pin made of nat­ur­al or arti­fi­cial pearls is enough to com­plete­ly change your style. It goes well with both reg­u­lar golf and an ele­gant lit­tle black dress. If you do not like sat­u­ra­tion, give up ear­rings.

You can also opt for sym­met­ri­cal hair orna­ments on both sides of the head. It adds a girly charm and is the most ver­sa­tile. Such hair­styles are done very quick­ly. To make the dec­o­ra­tions even more notice­able, you need to pin them clos­er to the part­ing, clos­er to the fore­head.

Anoth­er sim­ple hair­style is to col­lect the hair at the back and pin it up in a pony­tail with a large pearl hair­pin to replace the elas­tic.

For spe­cial occa­sions, these pearl cuf­flinks look great paired with ele­gant pin-ups. This offer is for those who love roman­tic braid­ed buns, but can­not imag­ine them togeth­er with hard half-head hair­pins. This hair­style, due to its infor­mal­i­ty, is suit­able for both a roman­tic dress and jeans and a sweater.

If you decide to use flo­ral designs, you can place mod­est indi­vid­ual pearls between them. It will look chic.

Some­times pearl hair jew­el­ry can be com­bined with acces­sories with oth­er stones, but it is bet­ter to bet on only one type of stone.

Hair­styles with hair­pins made of pearls and rhine­stones in the form of inscrip­tions will add notes of rock style to the image. These embell­ish­ments add char­ac­ter and style to the look. They go great with a leather jack­et and ripped jeans. It is also an orig­i­nal way to let the world know about your cur­rent mood or feel­ing.

Hair­styles with sev­er­al hair clips with pearls in one place. The big­ger, the bet­ter. An inter­est­ing pat­tern is cre­at­ed from them — an excel­lent dec­o­ra­tion for hair. But if you decide to use more bob­by pins, ditch the chunky ear­rings because the effect can be too the­atri­cal.

If you are not a fan of updos, buns and weaves, you can always choose a loos­er hair­style. Try curl­ing your curls with curlers or curl­ing irons, straight­en them with an iron. Then col­lect them on the sides, pin at the back with hair­pins.

Hair­styles with hair­pins with del­i­cate pearls are in per­fect har­mo­ny with grace­ful­ly curled hair, which gives the image a roman­tic touch. It also looks great when curls or waves over­lap the bar­rette a lit­tle. She will dec­o­rate both short bob hair­cuts and long hair.

Pearl bar­rettes and ear­rings with pearls are a great replace­ment for clas­sic ear­rings or neck­laces. They empha­size fem­i­nin­i­ty and give the face radi­ance. For those who do not like to over­load the image with a lot of acces­sories, you just need to arrange the hair­pins sym­met­ri­cal­ly on both sides of the head. They will keep the curls in one place.

Those who like to draw atten­tion to them­selves can exper­i­ment with fash­ion by com­bin­ing these prod­ucts in dif­fer­ent shapes, sizes and col­ors.

Check out our cat­a­log for many dif­fer­ent hair acces­sories. You are sure to find jew­el­ry for your­self! Choose and place orders with deliv­ery in Ukraine.