Ring It In

Invaluable Ring / Uniqlo Sweater / Michael Kors Skirt / Hunting Season Clutch / Plomo Mule

Have you ever had a piece of jewelry that you absolutely love but have no clue what you would actually wear it with? Rings have always been my favorite, so when I find a gorgeous vintage one like above, I allow it to inspire me. The turquoise and western vibe of this piece immediately drew me to a fringe skirt. Paired with a snake skin clutch, cozy sweater, and pointy mule, I complete the look just from that single little ring! Check out the links above to shop the look and Invaluable for more amazing rings.

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Falling for Fringe

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Raquel Allegra Dress / Tibi Slingbacks / Gorjana, Ariel Gordon, Jennifer Zeuner, Vintage Rings

Ever since the Western revival via Chanel's Dallas show, I have been utterly obsessed with fringe. And I am LOVING how each designer/brand has brought its own interpretation to the trend. This Raquel Allegra piece is a perfect play on the classic tshirt dress. Wonderfully minimal and versatile with a pop of stringy goodness. I amped it up a bit by naturally pairing fringe with fringe. The thick fringe detailing on these structural Tibi heels is everything! Whether you take it in more of a western direction like I did HERE or a bit more minimal like above, you'll be swinging in the right direction ;)

TGIF

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Photography by Jose Martinez

Vintage Fringe

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similar Vintage Fringe Leather Jacket / similar LOFT dress / similar Zara booties / Vintage, Handmade, UO Rings

Needless to say since I first posted about the rise of western (via the Chanel show of course), fringe has been cropping up more and more. When I spotted this vintage fringe jacket at the Brooklyn Flea Market, I knew I had to have it! Not to mention most current jackets like this can run anywhere from $200-$1800, and mine only set me back $80! The white color keeps it fresh and allows me to pair it with anything from a shifty, knit dress to your favorite cutoffs and a tee. Whether you live or are visiting Manhattan, visiting Joan Van Hees Vintage booth at the Brooklyn Flea is worth the trip!

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Photography by Jeff Thibodeau