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Men In Brooches Are Winning, And These Jaw-Dropping Pins Prove Why Bigger Is Always Better
Men In Brooches Are Winning, And These Jaw-Dropping Pins Prove Why Bigger Is Always Better
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Men In Brooches Are Winning, And These Jaw-Dropping Pins Prove Why Bigger Is Always Better

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From diamond birds to emerald panthers and sentimental golden retrievers, these brooch moments show men are turning lapels into luxury statements, and we are obsessed

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