3 Ways to Style Pieces from the New Tiffany HardWear Collection
Tiffany & Co. just launched its coolest jewelry line to date: Tiffany HeardWear. Inspired by the urban soul of New York City, the collection embodies a modern, sleek and chic spirit that is a refreshing departure from the brand’s signature lineup of high-shine silver and sparkly baubles. Tiffany HardWear is also classic and edgy, and perfectly captures the industrialism of the city.
Inspired by a unisex bracelet from 1971, the 8-piece collection has been reimagined to include earrings, rings, necklaces and pendants, and the best part of it all is that each piece goes perfectly with a leather jacket as it does with couture. We’ve picked three of our favorite pieces from Tiffany HardWear and offer you three foolproof ways to style them and be the coolest girl around.
Tiffany HardWear Ball Hook Earrings
Add modern edge to a simple pair of jeans and a white shirt by adding the super sleek and simple Tiffany HardWear drop earrings. Throw a good heal and a simple clutch and you are ready to hit the town with your girls.
Shirt — Burberry | Earrings – Tiffany HardWear | Clutch – DvF | Jeans – Frame | Heals – No. 21Â
Tiffany HardWear Ball Wire Bracelet
The beauty of the Tiffany HardWear ball bracelet is that it is perfect alone or in a stack. We are opting in for a stack, which will add even more drama to this gorgeous one-shoulder maxi cut from black plissé-satin and an exaggerated cocoon sleeve.
Dress – Solace London | Shoes - Alaïa | Bracelets – Tiffany HardWear | Clutch - M2Malletier
Tiffany HardWear Ball Pendant
Of course you can also go super casual and pair this cool, long Tiffany HardWear ball pendant with chic cropped trousers, a simple tee and your go-to wedges. We dare someone to be cooler than you at a Sunday bbq. 😉
Tee – Joseph | Pendant – Tiffany HardWear | Trouser – Joseph | Bag – J.W. Anderson | Wedges – Isabel Marant
Now that you’ve seen how we’ll be styling our favorite pieces from the Tiffany HardWear collection, what about you? How would you wear the pieces?
Featured image by Angela Pham / BFA.com
