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Lele Sadoughi Style Guide
BLUE AVENTURINE DIANA TRIPLE ROW CHOKER
Three rows of hand-strung blue aventurine beads anchor this Princess Diana–inspired choker—a regal, gemstone-forward statement piece finished with 14K gold-plated hardware. Worn close to the throat, it commands the neckline, so the rest of the look should whisper rather than shout. Think tailored blazers, sleek slip dresses, crisp white shirting, and minimal gold accents to let the deep blue glow.
10 Ways to Wear It
- Layer the choker over a crisp white poplin button-down with the collar popped and gold huggies—prep-school polish with royal DNA.
- Style with a black silk slip dress, a single strand of tiny gold beads beneath the choker, and sleek hair back so the three rows of blue take center stage.
- Pair with an oversized camel cashmere turtleneck tucked into high-rise trousers and barely-there diamond studs for a quiet-luxury take on Diana's revenge-dress moment.
- Layer over a chunky ivory cable-knit sweater with the neck pushed slightly off the shoulder, small gold ear climbers, and a low messy bun for an effortless cold-weather look.
- Wear with a navy blazer, a cream silk camisole, gold mini hoops, and a structured top handle—boardroom-to-bar power dressing.
- Style over a strapless black bandage dress with statement gold cuffs and a sleek low ponytail for cocktail hour drama.
- Layer with a printed pussy-bow blouse, oversized tortoiseshell sunglasses pushed up, and tiny pearl studs for a Parisian-editor mood.
- Wear beneath a plunging emerald silk gown with diamond drop earrings and a gold clutch for gala-level contrast against the blue beads.
- Style with a denim shirt left open over a white ribbed tank, the choker worn outside the collar, plus stacked thin gold rings and Converse—high-low street style.
- Layer over a cream knit mini dress with knee-high boots, a wide brown leather belt, and small gold huggies for a chic transitional fall look.
Occasions
- After-work drinks at the members-only club downtown
- Sunday stroll through a Chelsea gallery opening
- Cocktail hour at a fashion-industry rooftop
- Lunch date at a sidewalk café in SoHo
- Black-tie wedding rehearsal dinner
How to Style It With Your Hair
Hair DownGlossy, center-parted lengths tucked behind the ears so all three rows sit fully visible against bare skin.
PonytailA low, sleek polished ponytail at the nape—the choker reads cleanest when the neck is fully exposed.
Half-UpA soft half-up twist with face-framing tendrils; the choker nestles beautifully against the pulled-back crown.
BunA low twisted chignon with a few loose pieces around the hairline for a modern Princess Diana silhouette.
Colors That Pair Well
- Blue Aventurine
- Ivory
- Camel
- Black
- Emerald
- Navy
- Cream
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Styling Tips
- Because this choker already stacks three rows of beads, skip any additional statement necklace—keep the throat zone to this piece alone.
- Pair with small dainty earrings (gold huggies, tiny diamond studs, or slim gold hoops) so the eye stays anchored on the neckline.
- Echo the blue with a navy, sapphire, or emerald outfit for tonal richness, or ground it against crisp white and black for maximum contrast.
- Stack a single slim gold bangle or a thin chain bracelet on the wrist—avoid chunky cuffs that compete with the choker's scale.
- Store flat in the striped pouch to protect the hand-strung strands and keep the gold-plated hardware from tarnishing.