It’s hot.
It’s already October, so I was trying to think about winter fashion.
It’s hotter than I thought.
However, I would like to do my best to introduce you to some winter accessory coordination.
Today, I would like to tell you how-to-wear-a-brooch.
My senior Japanese archer likes brooches, and she usually wears one on her jacket or coat when we go to the Japanese archery shop or lunch together.
Whenever I see her, I think that it would be great if our customer could wear Tamarusan’s brooch like this.
At first one is a brooch hanging black and white onyx in the middle, combining heart-shaped resin parts of “Tabby Cat Series” into four leaves.
I put it on a spring/autumn coat with a hood.
Next one is a brooch combining “Rainbow Series” (Orange) resin parts into a clover type.
I paired it with a tweed-like maxi-length coat.
This coat has a bolero-like design with no buttons. You can also use a brooch to fasten it instead of buttons.
Next, I’ll show you how to fasten it.
Last one is a brooch using resin parts of “Musical Note Series” (Purple).
I am hanging amethyst in the center according to the color of the resin.
As I mentioned above, this coat also doesn’t have buttons, so I had to fasten it with a brooch.
What do you think? Isn’t it cute?
When I see jackets and coats without buttons, I am tempted to buy them because I just want to fasten them this way.
Bolero-style cardigans are also cute when fastened this way.
You can also use a hat pin to fasten it in this way.
It is highly recommended for those who like classic and stylish.
Click here to see more brooches.
Click here for a list of hatpins.
Click here to visit Tamarusan’s online store.
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