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Harry Styles’ stylist teams up with Pandora on ‘playful’ pearl jewelry priced under $100

“I’ve always loved pearls because no two are ever the same. They’re naturally imperfect, and that’s what makes them beautiful,” Harry Lambert told us.​”I’ve always loved pearls because no two are ever the same. They’re naturally imperfect, and that’s what makes them beautiful,” Harry Lambert told us. 


Illustration of a woman looking up at a giant golden jewelry charm with a pearl and diamonds.
“I’ve always loved pearls because no two are ever the same. They’re naturally imperfect, and that’s what makes them beautiful,” Harry Lambert told Page Six Style. Courtesy of Pandora

From his single pearl earring at the 2019 Met Gala to the classic necklace that defined his “Fine Line” era, Harry Styles has helped popularize pearls as a gender-fluid fashion statement.

So it makes perfect sense that for his first collaboration with jewelry brand Pandora, the Grammy winner’s longtime stylist, Harry Lambert, drew inspiration from the milky gems.

“I’ve always loved pearls because no two are ever the same. They’re naturally imperfect, and that’s what makes them beautiful,” Lambert told Page Six Style.

“With Pandora, I wanted to take that idea and create a cast of playful characters that feel slightly surreal, nostalgic, and unexpected.”


Headshot of Harry Lambert on a pink background.
In addition to dressing Styles since 2014, Lambert also works with fellow fashion rule-breakers Emma Corrin and Alexander Skarsgård. Courtesy of Pandora

A model in a brown hoodie, navy shorts, white socks, and black loafers stands next to a large pearl and gold frog sculpture on a concrete wall.
For the first installment of the Pandora Wonders program, the stylist dreamt up whimsical pearl charms shaped like frogs, ice cream cones, pea pods, squid, mushrooms and more. Courtesy of Pandora

A woman wearing a gold choker with several pearl charms, against a backdrop of her auburn hair.
The $98 baubles can be styled in countless ways. Courtesy of Pandora

To that end, for the first installment of the brand’s Pandora Wonders program, Lambert dreamt up whimsical charms shaped like frogs, mice, pea pods, squid, mushrooms and more — all fashioned from baroque freshwater pearls and finished with cubic zirconia and 14-karat gold-plated details.

Whether suspended from a necklace, added to a charm bracelet or hanging from a hoop earring, the cute critters can be styled in a myriad of ways. At just $98 a pop, they’re a (relatively) low-cost, high-joy way to elevate any look.

“Jewelry should spark emotion, and this collection is ultimately about embracing curiosity, individuality, and a sense of wonder,” Lambert said.

Shop the collection:

Pandora Treated Freshwater Cultured Baroque Pearl Mouse Dangle Charm

A Pandora charm shaped like a mouse, made of a white pearl body, gold ears, eyes with diamonds, and gold whiskers.
Pandora

Pandora Treated Freshwater Cultured Baroque Pearl Squid Dangle Charm

Gold squid charm with a pearl body and diamond eyes.
Pandora

Pandora Treated Freshwater Cultured Baroque Pearl Mushroom Dangle Charm

Gold mushroom charm with a pearl cap and a small blue gemstone.
Pandora

Pandora Treated Freshwater Cultured Baroque Pearl Peas in a Pod Dangle Charm

Gold pea pod charm with two white pearls inside.
Pandora

Pandora Treated Freshwater Cultured Baroque Pearl Submarine Dangle Charm

Gold submarine charm with a pearl body and three round diamonds as windows.
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This article was written by Elana Fishman, Page Six’s Style & Shopping Director. A passionate Swiftie and pop culture fanatic, Elana applies her celebrity fashion and beauty expertise to shoppable content for fellow fans as the host of video series including Currently Trending, Style TrialHeart to Cart and Beauty Scoop — and by tracking down every Taylor Swift-worn style so you can shop it, too. Elana consults celebrity stylists on the latest street style and red carpet trends and predictions, researches which celebrity-backed brands and products are worth it and chats with the stars themselves for beauty and fashion recommendations. Prior to Page Six Style’s inception in 2018, Elana covered celebrity fashion at Vox Media, Lucky, Marie Claire and Teen Vogue.


 

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