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"Pyramid studs were once the domain of Sex Pistols and wannabes who shopped at New York&amp;#x27;s favorite punk kid hangout, Trash and Vaudeville. These days, you&amp;#x27;re much more likely to see them on the runways of Burberry and Marc Jacobs, lending a little bit of edge to otherwise-polished ensembles. Keep reading to find out how to pull of pyramid studs without looking like an extra in a Brit-rock video. You want to look like a sophisticate, not a teenage rebel, when you wear pyramid studs. If rock and roll is not your usual vibe, you should avoid wearing too much black or you&amp;#x27;ll risk looking like you&amp;#x27;re wearing a costume. Opt instead for white or brights, and don&amp;#x27;t be afraid to pair your metal with something unexpected, like a floral. In fact, one of my favorite looks from the Sex and the City movie was Carrie&amp;#x27;s studded belt around a garden party dress--and I later heard the costume designer, Patricia Field, say that Sarah Jessica Parker loved this one belt so much, she insisted on wearing it in about half of her scenes! You should also limit your studs to just one or two pieces (accessories work best) and keep the theme in one color family (ie gold or silver, but not both). Check out some of our picks for the best pyramid-studded pieces below... Photo: New Line Cinema/Courtesy of the Everett Collection"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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