Pearls aren’t a new accessory by any means. But historically, they haven’t been a go-to option in men's wardrobes. Honestly, some of you may immediately think of your grandmother’s jewelry box when you think about pearls. But that has all changed.
Pharrell adorned tracksuits with pearls as part of his debut collection as creative director of Louis Vuitton Menswear, and they have already been shown off on the red carpet by Lil Uzi Vert. ASAP Rocky just rocked the stage at Rolling Loud Miami with a head full of pearl berets. And who could forget Tyler, the Creator’s pearl “Fleur” belt buckle by Alex Moss? If some of the most stylish individuals in hip-hop are co-signing the pearl trend, maybe it’s worth giving it a chance. Plus, who doesn’t love a good piece of jewelry?
If you’re looking to add some pearls into your wardrobe next, we’ve got you covered. Check out some of our favorite pearl clothing and accessories below.
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Pearls aren’t a new accessory by any means. But historically, they haven’t been a go-to option in men's wardrobes. Honestly, some of you may immediately think of your grandmother’s jewelry box when you think about pearls. But that has all changed.
Pharrell adorned tracksuits with pearls as part of his debut collection as creative director of Louis Vuitton Menswear, and they have already been shown off on the red carpet by Lil Uzi Vert. ASAP Rocky just rocked the stage at Rolling Loud Miami with a head full of pearl berets. And who could forget Tyler, the Creator’s pearl “Fleur” belt buckle by Alex Moss? If some of the most stylish individuals in hip-hop are co-signing the pearl trend, maybe it’s worth giving it a chance. Plus, who doesn’t love a good piece of jewelry?
If you’re looking to add some pearls into your wardrobe next, we’ve got you covered. Check out some of our favorite pearl clothing and accessories below.
All products are independently selected by our editors. Complex may collect a share of sales from the links on this page if you decide to shop them.
Price: $420
Where to Buy It: SSENSE
Sometimes you want more than just pearls. This necklace from Veert is a great option. We love the heart-shaped green onyx beads and subtle touch of gold. Julia Lang’s genderless jewelry brand has seen tons of big co-signs from the likes of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Damson Idris, and more.
Price: $345
Where to Buy It: Bodega
Still not convinced a pearl necklace is for you? How about a cross made out of pearls hanging from a silver Figaro chain? As someone who wears a cross around his neck everyday, this seems like a great compromise.
Price: $226
Where to Buy It: SSENSE
Everyone’s favorite designer accessory, the Vivienne Westwood necklace, also comes in pearl form. For some people, this piece may be too played out to go after (don’t worry, you can take the pendant off). But we know there is someone out there who’s excited to score one of these on sale, pendant and all. If that’s you, just act fast. SSENSE is saying there is only one more in stock.
Price: $142
Where to Buy It: MR PORTER
If you are someone who doesn’t feel like replacing your gold chain with some pearls, how about pairing it with this pearl bracelet? The gold-plated beads and magnetic clasp will match the gold around your neck perfectly. No two bracelets from Éliou are alike, which means you’ll be wearing something truly one-of-a-kind.
Price: $175
Where to Buy It: Fred Segal
If you want your pearl accessories to be the statement piece of your outfits, just mix in some colorful mushrooms and eight balls.
Price: $252
Where to Buy It: SSENSE
Don’t want to wear them yourself? How about letting the cute teddy bear on your shirt wear them instead?
Price: $165
Where to Buy It: Saks Fifth Avenue
If you don’t have a go-to ring in your arsenal yet, maybe kill two birds with one stone and cop this one from Casablanca. Sure, it’s a faux glass pearl, but who is realistically going to press you about it?