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Gold Standard: Bright, Shiny Metallics Are Having a Major Moment

From home goods to fine jewelry, it’s never been easier to stay golden.

By Abby Ledoux September 25, 2019 Published in the October 2019 issue of Houstonia Magazine

Golden Sanguinet Dress, $58, Beehive

Forget the LBD—you’ll break necks in this slinky metallic number.

L'object Candle, $195, Tribute Goods

A whimsical, gold-plated talisman that just happens to smell really good, too.

Deakin & Francis Cufflinks, $608, Deutsch Houston

Monkey see, monkey do—this cheeky accessory is bound to inspire copy-cats.

Butter London Peel-Off Glitter Polish in "Gold Rush," $12, Ulta

Peel-off polish means all the glittery goodness with none of the stubborn sparkly leftovers.

The Emerald Heels, $119, Katy Perry Collections

A vintage perfume bottle block heel takes your style to new heights.

Thick Tube Hoops, $45, J. Landa

Pair with virtually anything for an instant outfit upgrade.

Vintage Sputnik Chandelier, $10,380, Mrs. PK & Oz

Gold-flecked, mouth-blown Murano glass will set any dining room apart.

Metallic Leather Pouf, $225, Laurier Blanc

Hand-stitched in Marrakech, this boho-luxe piece will work as a footstool or small table.

Loloi Zebra Rug, $299, High Fashion Home

A playful hooked rug that stands up to the elements brings a bit of chicness to your patio.

Converse x JW Anderson Chuck 70 Hi, $140, Social Status

All that glitters is gold in the case of these special-release kicks.

Bright, shiny metallics are having a major moment. From home goods to fine jewelry, it’s never been easier to stay golden.

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