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Lele Sadoughi Style Guide
TURQUOISE LAPIS STONE SCARAB STUD EARRINGS
Inspired by ancient Egyptian talismans, these 14K gold-plated scarab studs in turquoise and lapis lazuli bring a quiet touch of mystique to every look. Polished but not precious, they're the small jewels you forget you're wearing until someone stops you to ask about them.
10 Ways to Wear It
- Let the scarabs anchor an oversized crystal headband and a stack of slim gold bangles for a quietly maximalist brunch look.
- Pair them with the large Knotted Headband, a silk twilly tied at the neck, and aviator sunglasses for a polished downtown errand run.
- Wear them as the stud counterpoint to a bold rosette choker and a thick gold cuff so the scarabs read as sparkle, not competition.
- Stack them with delicate huggies, a paperclip chain necklace, and a jeweled hair clip for an effortless layered weekday outfit.
- Let them shine beside a wide silk headband, layered gold necklaces of varying lengths, and oversized square sunglasses for a true street-style moment.
- Pair with the statement Crystal Hoops and a single sculptural cuff to mix scale — the smaller scarab keeps the lobe balanced.
- Style with a knotted silk scarf at the wrist as a bracelet, a thin chain necklace, and a delicate gold headband for a soft French-girl finish.
- Let them ground a chunky gold chain, an embellished belt, and a sleek low bun — the studs keep the look from tipping into too-much territory.
- Wear with the Crystal Embellished Barrette, a fine layering necklace set, and a stack of slim rings for a polished office-to-cocktails transition.
- Pair with the oversized Knotted Headband, a chunky gold link necklace, and sculptural drop earrings in the second hole for an intentional ear stack.
Occasions
- Sunday stroll through a contemporary art exhibit followed by a long lunch
- Rooftop cocktail hour with friends on a warm summer evening
- First date at a candlelit wine bar where you want to feel quietly confident
- Creative agency brainstorm meeting where polished-but-personal style reads as leadership
- Concert night at an intimate venue — small jewels catch the stage light without competing
How to Style It With Your Hair
Hair DownLet the scarabs peek through soft, center-parted waves — they read like tiny talismans catching the light.
PonytailA sleek low ponytail lifts the hair off the neck so the lapis stones sit front and center against clean skin.
Half-UpTwisted half-up with face-framing tendrils lets the scarabs sit at eye level, like jewelry for the cheekbones.
BunA polished chignon pulls every eye toward the stones — wear with bold brow or lipstick for balance.
Colors That Pair Well
- cobalt blue
- crisp white
- warm camel
- ivory
- deep navy
- buttery yellow
- espresso brown
Matching Lele Sadoughi Pieces
- *PRE-ORDER* NATURAL JACKIE CROCHET RAFFIA HANKERCHIEF HEADBAND
- ADELPHEAN BLUE ALPHA DELTA PI KNOTTED HEADBAND
- ALMOND FLORAL AUDREY LACE SCARF
Styling Tips
- Keep the scarabs as your smallest statement — let bigger pieces (headbands, necklaces, cuffs) do the visual heavy lifting.
- The turquoise and lapis pair back to denim, cream, and white more effortlessly than to busy prints — let the stones breathe.
- Mix metal tones deliberately: 14K gold-plated posts sit beautifully beside warm silver or pewter as long as the rest of the look stays tonal.
- Store in the printed cloth pouch to keep the gold plate from tarnishing against harder crystals.