Still Her: How to Keep Your Baddie Chain Intact

There comes a point when a Madame realizes she doesn't need to become anybody new. She just needs to remember who she is.

Maybe you've spent years being somebody's wife, mother, boss, caregiver, problem solver, peacekeeper—or some combination of all five. But underneath every title you've collected over the years? She's still there.

The woman who puts on the big earrings when everybody else would've chosen the studs. The woman who knows there's absolutely no reason to save the good perfume, the good shoes or the good jewelry for a "special occasion." Babes, you are the occasion.

And at this stage of life, keeping your baddie chain intact isn't about trying to look younger. We're grown over here. It's about refusing to become invisible simply because you've collected a few birthdays. So, here's 3 rules we're going to make a habit off.

1. Wear the Damn Earring. You know the pair. They're a little dramatic. They might be oversized. They definitely get noticed. And every time you put them on, something happens. That's the things about great jewelry. It doesn't simply accessorize the women, it introduces her.

2. Stop Saving Your Fabulous. Put on the bracelet for your Tuesday afternoon lunch. Wear your favorite rings while drinking wine on your own couch. Take yourself somewhere beautiful. Flirt. Dance. Change your mind. Start over. At this age, fabulous isn't something you perform for other people. It's something you give yourself permission to experience.

3. Don't Lose Your Edge

   This one is important. Life will soften parts of us. It should. But it doesn't have to dull us. You can be wiser and still wild. Elegant and still sexy. Established and still curious. Grown and still very much that girl!

Haus of Madame Accessories was made for that woman. The woman who walked through enough life to know exactly who she is—and still wants her jewelry to have a little attitude.

You're still her. Accessorize accordingly.

Still got your edge? Good. We have just the collection for you. →