While wearing clasps has been in style since ancient Greece (brooches that fastened to togas were the mode du jour), the humble safety pin made its way into the fashion zeitgeist thanks to the ...

During the Paris Olympics, Brodie Kane, a podcaster from New Zealand, posted a video to Instagram, railing against safety pins. The post garnered more than 11,000 likes and 750 comments. In the video, ...

On April 10, 1849, a modest mechanic and independent inventor from New York named Walter Hunt quietly made history. He patented a small metal object with a spring, calling it a ‘dress pin’. That ...

From the edgy street style of Seoul to the luxurious runways of Paris, how did the humble safety pin become the chicest thing to clasp around your neck in 2025? We choose to call it fashion’s latest ...

The safety pin is a small domestic object that appears settled and complete, yet it carries a design feature that invites repeated questions. The circular hole at the end of the clasped arm has ...

Anne Hathaway turned heads as she hit the Met Gala 2023 red carpet Monday night in a custom Versace safety pin dress, marking her first appearance on the Met steps since 2018. Wearing a strapless ...

Are you among the many Americans who are considering wearing a safety pin after this election? This simple object has quickly emerged as a sign that the wearer is willing to offer a safe space for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There are some style moments that will forever have Us swooning — one of them being Elizabeth Hurley’s iconic Versace safety pin ...

Elizabeth posted two photos of her in the sparkly pink mini dress with the caption, “Having a @versace moment @damianhurley1 @donatella_versace @stylistmikeadler.” In the second photo, she posed with ...

People have turned to safety pins as a sign of silent activism following the election of Donald Trump. The "safety pin movement" calls for participants to wear the pins on their clothes as a symbol of ...