Get the look: celebrity bracelet styles you can rock with Steel & Barnett

Johnny Depp typically wears leather bracelets, beaded bracelets and rope bracelets stacked together on one wrist. The look is deliberately layered and imperfect with materials and no single standout piece.

The closest version starts with a leather bracelet and adds two or three bead bracelets in natural stone. Bronzite, lava stone, jasper. The important thing is the lack of polish.

David Beckham tends to wear one or two pieces, usually a stainless steel chain bracelet or a simple leather wrap. He rarely stacks more than two bracelets at once.

His bracelets are usually simple and not flashy. Steel works well for him because it looks neat and tidy. It also goes well with the kind of clothes he wears: sweaters, nice pants, plain T-shirts and well-fitting coats.

Brad Pitt likes to keep his bracelets simple. He often wears one bracelet, made of leather or a plain bead, and doesn't wear many at once.

When he does wear more than one they usually have a similar simple style. The bracelets don't look too shiny. Like they're trying to make a statement. They look like they're there, which is hard to do.

Prince Harry has been seen wearing bracelets made of natural stone beads in blue-green colors. Sometimes he wears them with a leather bracelet. He likes bracelets made of materials rather than just for decoration.

A bracelet with green stones like sodalite or aqua terra jasper looks good with colors like navy, olive and denim. More on finding the right stone in our gemstone bracelet guide.

Yes. Men have been wearing bracelets at once for a long time. When wearing bracelets it's best to stick to one type of material. Leather with rope or stone with leather. Three or four bracelets on one wrist is usually enough.

Some men can wear more and make it look good, but they usually have great style or confidence. See our full guide on how to stack men's bracelets.

There's no rule about which wrist to wear bracelets on. Most men wear them on the wrist they don't use most. If they're right-handed they wear them on their left wrist.

If you wear a watch it can be tricky. Some bracelets look good with a watch while others get in the way. Beads can feel bulky when typing. Leather is usually easy to wear. More on this in our article on left vs right wrist.

It's not about how much you spend. How you put things together. A simple leather bracelet, a few bead bracelets and a rope bracelet can look like a celebrity's style without being expensive. The colors you choose matter more than how much you spend.

Also don't buy all your bracelets at once. It looks better if they seem like you've collected them over time. A wrist that looks like it has a story behind it is always better.