Lele Sadoughi Style Guide
TURQUOISE MULTI BRIGITTE STONE TRIM HEADBAND
Shop the TURQUOISE MULTI BRIGITTE STONE TRIM HEADBANDThe Brigitte Stone Trim Headband in turquoise multi channels Bardot-era glamour with a modern twist—ivory silken fabric, hand-set turquoise stones, and faux pearl trim make it the focal point of any look. The key to wearing it is letting the headband sing: pair it with smaller earrings, keep the neckline clean, and balance volume elsewhere. Think polished, slightly undone, and unmistakably chic.
10 Ways to Wear It
- Sleek low bun, crisp white button-down tucked into high-waisted wide-leg jeans, gold huggies, a thin gold chain, oversized tortoiseshell sunglasses, and the Brigitte headband pushed gently back from the hairline.
- Black slip dress, small turquoise studs to echo the stones, layered delicate gold necklaces, strappy black sandals, and the Brigitte headband worn with hair tucked behind the ears for a Parisian evening look.
- Oversized cream blazer over a silk camisole, straight-leg blue jeans, pointed-toe slingbacks, a single chunky gold bangle, and the Brigitte headband paired with tiny pearl studs to let the trim do the talking.
- Chunky cream cable knit sweater, white jeans, brown leather loafers, small gold hoops, and the Brigitte headband worn with a center part and a low messy chignon for a polished weekend look.
- Black turtleneck, camel wide-leg trousers, a skinny camel belt, small diamond studs, layered gold necklaces, and the Brigitte headband to add a single statement moment to a minimalist palette.
- Floral midi dress in muted tones, gold drop earrings no larger than 1.5 inches, a structured tan clutch, nude block-heel sandals, and the Brigitte headband worn slightly back to keep the dress as supporting cast.
- White tee, vintage high-rise Levi’s, a wide cognac leather belt, oversized tortoiseshell sunglasses, tiny gold hoops, and the Brigitte headband for an off-duty Bardot-inspired daytime look.
- Navy knit midi dress, gold cuff bracelet, pearl drop earrings, nude pointed-toe flats, a structured navy top-handle bag, and the Brigitte headband positioned just behind the hairline for clean lines.
- Tailored ivory suit, ivory silk camisole underneath, gold chain necklace tucked into the cami, small gold studs, and the Brigitte headband to soften the structure with texture and sparkle.
- Striped breton top, black trousers, red ballet flats, oversized black cat-eye sunglasses, small pearl studs, and the Brigitte headband for a chic French-girl finish to daytime errands.
Occasions
- Saturday brunch with the girls at a sunlit bistro
- Gallery opening or contemporary art exhibit viewing
- Cocktail hour at a members-only rooftop bar
- Day-to-evening dinner date at a candlelit wine bar
- Mother’s Day lunch with family at a charming country restaurant
How to Style It With Your Hair
Hair DownCenter part, hair blown out smooth and tucked behind the ears so the headband sits cleanly across the crown.
PonytailLow, slicked ponytail at the nape with a clean center part; the headband reads as the only accessory above the shoulders.
Half-UpFront sections pulled back and secured at the crown, leaving the length to fall soft; headband sits just behind the hairline for lift.
BunLow messy chignon with face-framing tendrils left loose; the headband pushed gently back for that effortless Bardot softness.
Colors That Pair Well
- Ivory
- Turquoise
- Cream
- Camel
- Cognac
- Black
- Navy
- Tortoise
Matching Lele Sadoughi Pieces
- GOLD SOCIALITE STATEMENT EARRINGS
- GOLD ZAHA DROP EARRINGS
- CRYSTAL PEBBLE STUD EARRINGS
- TORTOISE PEARL SWEETHEART SUNGLASSES
Styling Tips
- Keep earrings small—the headband is your statement, so anything oversized in the ear zone will compete with the turquoise stones.
- Push the headband back about half an inch from the hairline for a softer, more modern wear; sitting flush reads too tight.
- Use a silk scarf tied low at the neck or on a handbag to echo the ivory base without introducing another print to the face.
- Spot clean only and store in the striped pouch laying flat to protect the hand-set stones and pearl trim from pressure damage.
- Echo the turquoise stones in one other place—a nail polish, a small bag charm, or a thin stone bracelet—to tie the look together.


