Stephanie is a lifestyle and fashion blogger based in Atlanta, GA. The adoption of her second daughter inspired her to launch her latest site, HER NEW TRIBE, where she covers fashion and shares inspiration. Stephanie is the style editor of Clementine Daily, and can be found on her Pinterest and Instagram.
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Rarely do I get wrapped up in a trend or romanced by the look of the moment. I have a uniform of sorts, and for the most part I stick to it. My typical formula consists of classics with a twist and feminine paired with masculine (or maybe the other way around). I wouldn’t say I’m conservative, just cautious. I’m terrified of being called trendy, leery of joining the crowd and having my style dictated to me through trend reports and runways. – BUT – As I get older I realize that my classics can sometimes read serious and my borrowed-from-the-boys looks could be called boring, yipes! Time to try something new.
Suddenly I’m feeling fringe.
I’m not talking about a statement making flapper dress, or the fringe trimmed chaps cowboys wore in old Westerns. Modern fringe is sleeker, edgier, and chicer. Subtle trimmings added in just the right places, clean sharp lines adorning clutches and coats, thready knits cozy for day, and swingy skirts and dresses for night.
My plan — only wear one piece with fringe at a time, keep things neutral and avoid bright colors or patterns, and tone down accessories and makeup when wearing bolder pieces. Fringe adds texture and tons of movement. Fringe is fun and flirty, and just what my winter wardrobe needs!
What about yours?links: Zara Leather Poncho / H&M Fringe Camisole /Olivia Terrell Brass Necklace / Marni Metallic Loafer / Twiggy Fringe Bag / Accompany Handwoven Scarf / Vintage Wool Blazer / Tiro Tiro Linen Fringe Necklace / Topshop Loopy Poncho / Steve Madden Fringe Bootie / Need Supply Suede Jacket /Michael Kors Fold-over Clutch
