Deco Dress Clips

Dress clips emerged in the late 1920s with the Art Deco era, as strict corsetry gave way to more fluid, free flowing fashions and a new approach to dressing. We couldn’t resist bringing them back. An easy way to add an accent or change the shape of an outfit, they can be worn as a pair or solo, clipped onto the lapels of a blazer, the straps of a dress, the neckline of a top, the sleeves of a shirt or the closure of a bag. Small and nimble (3cm long), get creative. 

Hand soldered by artisans in Puglia, they take their graphic forms from the Art Deco skylines of 1930s Manhattan. Baguette cut and circular rhinestones create a mix of sharp lines and sparkle, adding direction and a little drama to your wardrobe. Clip them on for an easy way to take a look from day to night.