Pearl Hair Clips Are Everywhere—And They’re Incredibly Easy to Style

They're also only $6 on Amazon.
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The biggest hair trend right now has nothing to do with a haircut or color—it's actually all about accessories, specifically pearl hair clips. It started out as trickle: First scrunchies made their long-awaited return at Mansur Gavriel's spring 2018 show, then Prada sent padded satin headbands down the runway. Soon after, other hair accessories from the '90s started showing up everywhere. Think snap clips, bedazzled bobby pins, hair barrettes—sometimes worn all at once.

There are so many hair accessories to choose from now, it's slightly overwhelming, but if you need a good place to start, pearl hair clips are where it's at. They immediately dress up any look but don't feel quite as proper as a string of pearls (just see the latest Rodarte look book for proof). Not only are they easy to wear—it's as simple as popping one on and you're done—they can also be styled in endless ways.

If you don't like your hair in your face, you can easily place one on each side.

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Take a page from hairstylist Justine Marjan's book and stack as many as you can along a ponytail or one side of your hairline. It might feel like too much as you're doing it, but after you've got them all on, it actually looks intentional, not to mention incredibly chic.

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But if that's too much, you can be more subtle and tuck a bobby pin behind your ear.

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Bonus: So many pearl clips are sold in sets, which makes them easy to mix and match.

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The most important bit of information about this trend, though, is that it's incredibly affordable. You can buy sets of pearl hair clips for as little as $6 on Amazon.

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Pearl Hair Clips

And if you do want to splurge, there are plenty of designer options too. Oscar de la Renta, Loeffler Randall, and Jennifer Behr all have their own takes. Shop all of our favorite pearl hair clips below.

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Mango Hairclip Set

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Oscar de la Renta Imitation Pearl Barrette

Margot Pearl Circle Hair Clip

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Jennifer Behr Valerie Flip Clip

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Ettika 4-Pack Imitation Pearl Hair Pins

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Loeffler Randall Lou Large Heart Barrette

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Tasha Crystal Jaw Clip

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Deepa Gurnani Deepa By Deepa Gurnani Yasmina Hair Clips

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LOCOLO 20 Pieces Pearls Hair Clips

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Lelet NY Mattar Pearl Barrete

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Victoria Vintage Pearl Hair Pin Set

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Free People Merci Pearl Slide Set

Free People Multi Pearl Bobby Set

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Tara Gonzalez is the associate commerce editor at Glamour. Follow her on Instagram @tarigonzalez.