I'm totally loving fringe right now.
I have been obsessed with fringe ever since I saw that one magazine spread where Jennifer Aniston was wearing that short fringe skirt. Then there was the Hunter's Moon Festival where everyone was covered in leather fringe-- loved it! And of course, I love the 20's, because of all the fringe.
I have been obsessed with fringe ever since I saw that one magazine spread where Jennifer Aniston was wearing that short fringe skirt. Then there was the Hunter's Moon Festival where everyone was covered in leather fringe-- loved it! And of course, I love the 20's, because of all the fringe.
I keep dancing around outfit ideas though, because I worry that the look doesn't come off the same on me. Since then though, I have found some really cute cuts and designs that keep the look more feminine and less flashy.
Here are some pieces I found, based on designer looks I loved, all under $100.
Here are some pieces I found, based on designer looks I loved, all under $100.
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| NastyGal, $26 |
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| Nasty Gal, $55 |
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| tobi, $36 |
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| Shopbop, $56 |
And then this dress that I found a few months back, from Topshop. There are tentative plans to do Carnaval next year, going to wear this!
And don't even get me started on jewelry and accessories covered in fringe. Remember that Vera Wang bugle bead fringe bracelet I showed you all a while back-- still haven't made it. I have been collecting metal chain and bits everywhere I can, to upcycle into fringed necklaces and earrings.
Off to fringe everything in sight! Oh yeah, might as well start with this variation on an infinity scarf that Missy sent me. I made a couple out of old tees, but love this fringed version!
