Philippa Craddock - Philippa Craddock draws on her expertise as a florist to fashion houses to create this elegant dusky-pink hairpin. Crafted with silver-tone metal pins, it features a blooming bunch of silk faux flowers. Use it to sweep your hair behind one ear for a feminine flourish.
Philippa Craddock - Self-taught florist Philippa Craddock has created floral arrangements for everyone from Kensington Palace to Alexander McQueen, and this pink Giant Dahlia hairpin is a charming way to nod to the London label's romantic aesthetic. The fabric faux flower is set on a silver-tone metal comb to keep it secure. Slide it into an updo to add a pop of colour to garden party looks.
Art School - Art School's set of two white and black hair clips take the form of daggers, which embodies the label's irreverent approach to design. They're crafted from sterling silver that's encrusted with sparkling pave-set crystals. Wear them as unexpected accents above blouses and tailoring.
Philippa Craddock - British florist Philippa Craddock is inspired by centuries-old illustrations of English flowers to create this beige Peony hair clip. It's crafted in the UK with a faux flower and silver-tone metal comb to secure it in place. Wear it as a ladylike flourish above a white dress for an alfresco event.
Dolce & Gabbana - Dolce & Gabbana's multicoloured barrette draws on the tropical theme of the SS20 runway show, which saw real flowers decorating models' hair. It's crafted in Italy from painted gold-tone metal encrusted with blue and green crystals. Wear it as a vibrant accent to a patterned dress on sunny days.
Philippa Craddock - Renowned florist Philippa Craddock draws inspiration from antique botanical prints held at the Victoria and Albert Museum to create her unique range of hair accessories including this flame-coloured Dahlia clip. It's crafted in England, where a vivid artificial bloom is affixed to a silver-tone metal comb. Use it to give an elegant coiffure a touch of artisanal flair.
