The hamsa image is showing up on tshirts and jewelry all over the place. This ancient symbol has been used for centuries as protection against the evil eye in the Middle East and parts of Africa. The vibe of this amulet fits right in with the bohemian aestetic so on trend right now.
Chaos NY is truly a special place to shop for truly special items! This cool funky boutique in Bronxville, NY, is built on the philosophy of women supporting women. They carry designs from around the globe, including partnering with women’s cooperatives in South Africa, India, and South America. Check out their website for unique and artistic clothing, accessories, and gifts. Much of their jewelry is one-of-a-kind and/or fair trade … and gorgeous!
I was thrilled when I was invited to choose something to feature on the blog. With such an amazing selection of extraordinary items, it was a hard choice indeed.
Isn’t it special and beautiful? It’s obviously made with care and craftsmanship.
Outfit details: fringe sweater – Free People, bootcut jeans – Gap, suede booties – Michael Kors, fringe bag – Carlos Santana
Along with styling it with a boho look, I also tried it with a more sleek, modern work-appropriate look.
Outfit details – blazer – Karen Scott, print blouse – Chicos, skinny pants – Royalty for Me, red bag – London Fog, pumps – Apt 9 Kohls
And because I’m in love with this necklace and couldn’t stop styling it and wearing it, here’s one more fun look …
Outfit details – Southwestern blanket cardigan – Piperlime, suede boots – Adrienne Vittadini, jeans – Old Navy, bag – Carlos Santana
The wonderful team at Chaos NY is offering my readers a generous discount, 30% off with the code FUN30 (February 9-23)! Go find something unique and precious to add to your wardrobe … or for an unforgettable gift!
Maybe because I was born in San Francisco during the era of the summer of love. Or was it all those sequined and fringe-edged dance costumes when I was a little girl? Or maybe coming of age in the 80’s in the time of hair bands and glam rock?
Whatever the reason, I love it and it’s a big trend right now and will continue to be all the rage in the spring. So how could I not do a fringe round up?!
First of all, let’s get to heart of the fringe movement … boho chic.
Loving this Roxy cardi/wrap that Santa brought me!
One of my favorite fashionistas, Monika from Style is My Pudding is the queen of boho, rock-goddess looks! Love her fringed long cardi and her fuzzy fringy jacket!
Because Shanna Said So is reason enough for me. Adore this cute casual boho look! (Side note: how perfect is the House of Harlow pendant with this look? Why did I never pick up one of those beauties?)
If you love boho, you have to check out Gnome Lover. She’s my go to for anything Anthropologie! And how adorable is she?
The always amazing Suzanne Carillo rocks so many different looks. Loving her in the this fringe-tastic ensemble!
Southern girls get in on the fringe action too with J from Bless Her Heart, Y’all wearing this cool aztec inspired sweater coat.
Boho not really your thing? Fringe can also be so glam! Check out these dolls.
Carylee of More Pieces of Me is a fringy glam delight in this fun mini.
And look at this stunning fringe dress for sale from Sheree at It’s Not That Deep.
Amy Ann of The Real Arnolds is dazzling in this statement fringe necklace.
Ashely from Fancy Stuff and Pretty Things looks sophisticated and fabulous with her fringy necklace. And hey, does a tassel count as fringe? Check out her bag!
Speaking of tassels, here’s the always beautiful Patti of Not Dead Yet Style wearing a charming fringy tassel pendant.
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