Sentence examples for feather brooch from inspiring English sources

And unlike the fascinator, Stephen Russell's archival feather brooch, made entirely of actual sapphires and diamonds, will never go out of style.

For a bit more money, Erickson Beamon's oversize feather brooch -- pinned to a tuxedo jacket, a fabric belt, a cashmere sweater worn with a pair of jeans -- packs an equally striking punch.

He was beloved for his witty and flamboyant designs, such as a pair of gold and diamond feather brooches with movable parts that was once owned by Ginger Rogers.

Another historic piece is the Prince of Wales feather diamond brooch, owned by the Duchess of Windsor and bought at auction in 1987.

Archaeologist Peter Vang Petersen comments that while the symbolism of the brooches is open to debate, the shape of the beaks and tail feathers confirms the brooch depictions are ravens.

Accessories could include feather hair accessories, brooches, and long strings of bead necklaces.

Why do you say that when Elizabeth Taylor bid for a brooch of Prince of Wales feathers set in diamonds it would have taken nerve?

The feather centerpiece can be worn separately as a brooch.

Choose a pretty brooch, fabric applique, or grouping of feathers and decide on the perfect location for them on your headband.

The first was a large titanium peacock made as a shoulder brooch, named "Hera". It was created without feathers but instead was more of a skeletal structure with shimmer stems in colorful diamonds and gems that appear to change depending on the angle of light.

You could choose a vintage broach, or pair the dress with something more modern like a button-inspired brooch or even a brooch made of ribbons or feathers.