Signé Magazine
Browse
  • Watches
  • Automotive
  • Fashion
    • Insider
    • Trends
    • Accessories
  • Art & Design
  • Lifestyle
    • Hotel & Spa
    • Grooming
    • Travel
  • More
    • Auctions
    • For Her
    • Gear
    • Philanthropy
Search
Signé Magazine
Subscribe
Signé Magazine
  • Watches
  • Automotive
  • Fashion
    • Insider
    • Trends
    • Accessories
  • Art & Design
  • Lifestyle
    • Hotel & Spa
    • Grooming
    • Travel
  • More
    • Auctions
    • For Her
    • Gear
    • Philanthropy
  • Lifestyle

Rediscovering unique accessories with Tateossian of London

  • February 13, 2019
  • 3 minute read

Lapel pins and tie clips are intriguing accessories that can add sophistication to any suit and tie combination. Besides being a practical way to keep the tie in place, the tie clip is a miniature billboard of one’s sense of style. Although invented in the 1800s, they became popular in the 1920s and were a mainstay of men’s formal wear between the 1940s and 1960s. The tie clip went into decline as men’s fashion became more casual. In recent years, however, tie clips have seen a slow revival and is now seen as a definite mark of refined taste. Lapel pins are widely used as tiny symbols of everything from causes to brands, political parties and heads of state. However, lapels can also be a subtle nod to one’s individualism and are one of the biggest current trends in men’s fashion.

Strictly speaking, shirt studs, the less common sibling of cufflinks, are worn with tuxedos. However, there is no law preventing one from wearing them with cufflinks in other forms of formal wear as long it is done appropriately, and they are matching.

Tateossian of London has unveiled some attractive examples of these accessories for the discerning man.

LAPEL PIN

The lapel pin should be positioned on the left lapel and next to the pocket square for better impact. The pin can be worn with just the head showing or, depending on the design of the pin, may be worn with the bottom end of the stem showing. In the latter case, the lapel pin’s stem should be parallel to the angle of the lapel. A buttonhole, if it exists on the lapel, can be used to attach the pin, or it can be attached by carefully piercing the lapel.

Rhodium Black Rose Lapel Pin

Rhodium Black Rose Lapel Pin
  • The Rose lapel pin features a metal stem with rose gold plating crowned by a rose in black enamel. Another variant features a combination of rhodium plated metal topped by a red enamel rose.

Rose Gold Fern Lapel Pin

Rose Gold Fern Lapel Pin
  • The popular image of a fern has been replicated in a pin which beautifully conveys the texture and shape of the leaf. This fern is offered in rose gold or silver colour.

 TIE CLIPS

The ideal position to place the tie bar is between the third and fourth button. It should never be wider in width than the tie, but it may be either the same width or shorter. The colour of the tie bar should match with the prominent metals of the wardrobe such as a watch, belt buckle and so on. The functional purpose of a tie bar is to hold a tie in place, and therefore, when used, the tie should not come loose.

Carbon Fibre Tie Clip

Carbon Fibre Tie Clip
  • This D-shape tie clip features genuine patterned black carbon fibre inlay on rhodium-plated metal for an industrial look.

 Braided Rhodium Tie Clip

Braided Rhodium Tie Clip
  • The Braided tie clip features intricately twisted wires that create a textured and eye-catching accessory made with rhodium plated base metal in silver. Also available in various diamond patterns.

SHIRT STUDS

Shirt studs are always worn with matching cufflinks, and with a tuxedo suit, black is the traditional colour. However, they may be won with other formal wear, and the colour of studs may vary depending on the suit. Studs are sold in a set of four.

Rotondo Guilloché Rose Gold and Mother of Pearl stud set

Rotondo Guilloché Rose Gold and Mother of Pearl stud set
  • Rotondo Guilloché stud set is based on the Guilloché pattern, an extremely precise and intricate decorative technique of engraving, in this case, on a disc of white mother of pearl. The base material is rose gold colour plated stainless steel while the clasp is made from rhodium plated stainless steel.

Titanium and Black Agate Stud Set

Titanium and Black Agate Stud Set
  • These studs have a gleaming finish, and every inlay features a ring of exposed plating and Tateossian’s classic signature diamond pattern.
Related Topics
  • Tateossian London
You May Also Like
View Post
  • Grooming
  • Lifestyle

Ex Nihilo Paris Presents The Osmologue Customisation Experience

  • Nidal Ziyad
  • January 20, 2021
View Post
  • Lifestyle
  • Property

Majestic Residences Barcelona For Wellness long-Stay

  • Nidal Ziyad
  • January 17, 2021
View Post
  • Lifestyle
  • Property

St. Regis Cairo Is The New Jewel Of The Nile

  • Nidal Ziyad
  • January 11, 2021
View Post
  • Lifestyle
  • Travel

Tumi And Langham Announce New Partnership To Promote Sustainable Travel

  • Nidal Ziyad
  • January 7, 2021
View Post
  • Grooming
  • Lifestyle

Henry Jacques Opens Boutique On Rodeo Drive

  • Nidal Ziyad
  • January 6, 2021
Rimowa Original Camouflage Special Edition
View Post
  • Accessories
  • Lifestyle
  • Travel

Rimowa Unveils The Original Camouflage Special Edition

  • Sameer Denjipady
  • December 29, 2020
Aesop
View Post
  • Grooming
  • Lifestyle

Aesop’s Curated Gift Kits For The Season

  • Sameer Denjipady
  • December 23, 2020
Nespresso
View Post
  • Lifestyle

Curated Gift Ideas By Nespresso

  • Sameer Denjipady
  • December 23, 2020
FEATURED POSTS
  • MB&F HM9 Sapphire Vision
    MB&F’s Horological Machine N°9 Sapphire Vision
    • 25.01.21
    • 4 min
  • Aston Martin F1
    Aston Martin Makes Its Long-Awaited Return To F1
    • 24.01.21
    • 4 min
  • Bacalar Car Zero Begins Real World Testing
    • 21.01.21
    • 3 min
  • Ex Nihilo Paris Presents The Osmologue Customisation Experience
    • 20.01.21
    • 2 min
  • Breitling’s Superocean Heritage ’57 Outerknown and Limited Edition
    • 19.01.21
    • 3 min
WATCHES & WONDERS
  • Vacheron Constantin at Watches & Wonders
    • May 10, 2020
    • 3 minute read
  • Roger Dubuis at Watches & Wonders
    • May 10, 2020
    • 1 minute read
  • Speake-Marin at Watches & Wonders
    • May 10, 2020
    • 1 minute read
  • Purnell at Watches & Wonders
    • May 10, 2020
    • 1 minute read
  • Jaeger-LeCoultre at Watches & Wonders
    • May 8, 2020
    • 2 minute read
Launching Soon
Special subscription packages for Signé MagazineJuly 1, 2020
Our special subscription packages have now been launched.
Follow Us
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Make your Inbox more interesting.

Every alternate week get a packaged update from the world of luxury. A newsletter tastefully curated by the 'Keepers of Craft', Signé Magazine.

Signé Magazine
  • Contact Us
Keepers of Craft

Input your search keywords and press Enter.