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Lele Sadoughi Style Guide
THE NURSERY ALICE WHITE RABBIT EARRING STUDS
Whimsical storybook charm meets modern elegance: these 14K gold-plated rabbit studs with red enamel jackets are a petite, conversation-starting accent inspired by John Tenniel's original illustrations for The Nursery Alice. Designed to be layered or worn solo, they add a literary, playful touch to everything from crisp shirting to evening slip dresses.
10 Ways to Wear It
- Layer them as a second piercing next to a Lele Sadoughi crystal cluster stud for a curated ear curation that reads intentional, not maximalist.
- Pair one stud with a stack of delicate gold huggies climbing the ear and let the red enamel jacket wink between them.
- Style them with an oversized crystal headband pushed back from the face and keep the neckline clean — no necklace — so the headband is the hero.
- Wear them as the only jewelry with a silk scarf tied at the neck in a soft bow, letting the rabbit charms peek from under hair worn down and tucked behind the ears.
- Mix them with mismatched drop earrings on the opposite ear for a high-low, vintage-market feel that suits a slip skirt and knit.
- Pair with a Lele Sadoughi crystal rosette pin on a denim jacket lapel for a day-to-night move that balances literary whimsy with sparkle.
- Style with a chunky gold chain necklace and a sleek low bun so the focus stays on the neck stack while the studs add personality at the lobe.
- Wear with a bold crystal cuff bracelet and an architectural gold ring so the ears stay subtle but the rabbit detail still gets its moment.
- Combine with Lele Sadoughi oversized crystal statement earrings on alternating days as a 'twin set' rotation, never on the same ear — never two large pieces in one zone.
- Tuck them beneath a crystal-embellished headband for a bookish, after-hours look with a black blazer and a single strand of pearls at the throat.
Occasions
- Gallery opening for a British illustration exhibit where the literary reference will land with collectors
- Sunday brunch at a children's bookstore café paired with a cashmere sweater and vintage jeans
- After-work drinks at a literary-themed cocktail bar where the rabbit detail becomes a conversation starter
- Mother-daughter afternoon at a Wonderland-inspired tea service, styled into a soft prairie dress
- First date at an indie bookshop wine bar with a silk blouse and tailored trousers
How to Style It With Your Hair
Hair DownWear hair in loose, soft waves tucked behind the ears so the red enamel jacket is fully visible — a middle part keeps the look modern.
PonytailA sleek, low ponytail with a center part lets the studs sit as the focal point at the lobe; pull a few face-framing pieces loose for softness.
Half-UpStyle a half-up twist with volume at the crown and a velvet ribbon — the studs will catch light between the loose bottom layer.
BunA polished low chignon with a clean center part is the chicest stage; the rabbit charms sit perfectly against an exposed neck and jawline.
Colors That Pair Well
- Ivory
- Soft white
- Black
- Cherry red
- Powder blue
- Butter yellow
- Camel
- Navy
- Forest green
- Blush pink
Matching Lele Sadoughi Pieces
- LAPIS MARLENE CRYSTAL EMBELLISHED HEADBAND
- CREAM TERRAZZO BAROQUE DOUBLE DROP EARRINGS
- TURQUOISE CRYSTAL CLUSTER CLAW CLIP
- CRYSTAL LOOP-DE-LOOP PAVE EARRINGS
Styling Tips
- The red enamel jacket is the hero — keep your outfit palette in soft neutrals, black, or red so the stud does the talking.
- These are small statement pieces, not baseline studs: skip the necklace, or choose a single fine chain, so the ear stays the focal point.
- Rotate them with your crystal drops rather than wearing both at once to keep proportions refined — never two large pieces in the same zone.
- Store in the collector's edition pouch between wears to protect the enamel finish and the 14K gold plating from tarnish.
- Play up the literary angle: pair with a crisp white blouse, a red lip, and a tortoiseshell headband for a fully realized Alice-inspired moment.