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Newly-Fashionable Products with Old-School Charm

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Fashion is a cycle. As much as any generation’s young people wouldn’t like to admit it, fashion is a constantly revolving door of trends and trials. 

From parachute pants to neon colors, even the oddest trends eventually return to the spotlight, rebranded, and sometimes updated to fit the public culture of the time. 

So, here are newly-fashionable products with old-school charm:

Pearls

Pearls are always a great way to spruce up an outfit. Whether you’re wearing jeans or a little black dress, pearls are pieces of jewelry that have a brilliant, elegant, and beautiful aura. 

Historians believe that pearls first adorned the necks of the rich and powerful in the fifth century

B.C throughout the Persian conquest. 

Yet, it was first-century Roman women who upholstered couches and other furniture with pearls, making them a popular commodity. 

Throughout the centuries,

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