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Lele Sadoughi Style Guide
PEARL PINBALL BUTTON EARRINGS
The Pearl Pinball Button Earrings are an architectural statement in miniature — a 14K gold-plated quatrefoil rotated against a silver pavé quatrefoil button, anchored by a bezel-set pinball pearl. At 1 1/2" in diameter, they read as sculptural and refined, designed for the woman who treats earrings as the exclamation point of her look. Versatile enough for the office yet radiant for evening, these buttons deliver high-shine craftsmanship in a wearable, modern silhouette.
10 Ways to Wear It
- Anchor an all-cream knit set with the Pearl Pinball Buttons and layer two dainty gold chains of varying lengths to let the earrings lead the story.
- Style with a crisp white poplin shirt tucked into high-waist tailoring, a slim croc-embossed leather belt, and the earrings left unopposed — no necklace, no headband.
- Pair with a chunky cable turtleneck in camel, a velvet bow headband, and skip the necklace entirely so the buttons stay the focal point of the face.
- Layer them with a thin pavé huggie stack, a single floating pearl choker, and a soft silk blouse tucked into pleated trousers for a polished daytime moment.
- Frame a slicked-back low bun with the buttons, layer three graduated gold necklaces, and add a structured croc top-handle bag for power-lunch energy.
- Wear with a tonal ivory slip dress, a thin crystal tennis bracelet, and a delicate chainlink headband — let the pearl center echo the dress's quiet sheen.
- Style with a denim shirt dress, a printed twill scarf tied at the neck, and small gold studs in the second lobe for a chic downtown contrast.
- Pair with a black column dress, a single pavé bangle, a sculptural crystal cocktail ring, and a low messy bun to let the quatrefoil silhouette sing.
- Wear with an oversized men's blazer, a satin cami, stacked pavé rings, and a thin metallic headband — borrow-from-the-boys energy softened by the pearl.
- Frame a high ponytail with the buttons, layer a long pavé lariat necklace, and add a silk scarf knotted at the handle of a structured tote for a travel-day look that photographs beautifully.
Occasions
- Brunch with the girls in a SoHo townhouse
- After-work drinks at a wine bar downtown
- Sunday stroll through a Chelsea art gallery opening
- Day one at a new creative-director role
- Rooftop cocktail hour at sunset
How to Style It With Your Hair
Hair DownSoft, glossy blowout with a deep side part so the gold outline catches the light with every turn of the head.
PonytailSleek, mid-height ponytail with a face-framing tendril — the clean neckline amplifies the 1 1/2" quatrefoil silhouette.
Half-UpHalf-up with a velvet bow clipped at the crown; the pulled-back front showcases the silver pavé detail of the button.
BunLow, slightly undone chignon with center part — the most architectural backdrop for the sculptural shape.
Colors That Pair Well
- Ivory
- Pearl white
- Champagne
- Soft camel
- Butter yellow
- Powder blue
- Black
- Silver
Matching Lele Sadoughi Pieces
- LAPIS MARLENE CRYSTAL EMBELLISHED HEADBAND
- GOLD VALENTINA CHARM CHAIN BELT
- PEARL ESTATE DOUBLE DROP EARRINGS
- PEARL LOOP-DE-LOOP HOOP EARRINGS
Styling Tips
- Let the earrings be the star — when wearing statement buttons, keep necklaces delicate or skip them entirely to avoid competing focal points.
- Echo the pinball pearl in one other element of the look, like a satin blouse, a cream knit, or a pearl-embellished headband, for a cohesive story.
- Hair up or tucked behind the ear is the most flattering way to showcase the quatrefoil silhouette and the 1 1/2" scale.
- Store flat in the striped pouch to protect the pavé finish and prevent the bezel-set pearl from scratching softer pieces.
- The mixed-metal moment — gold outline against silver pavé — is intentional; embrace it and layer other mixed-metal pieces rather than choosing one.