3 Ways to Rock It: Fringe

The first things that come to mind when people think of fringe are “flapper,” “western,” or the iconic “Proud Mary” outfit worn by Tina Turner. However, fringe can be incorporated into our everyday lives. Whether its on our shoes or shirt, fringe adds a different element to an outfit, allowing us to look F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S!

Fringe Bag

Devyni Hightower decided to incorporate fringe in her outfit by adding a fringe backpack. The key to stepping away from a “western” look when wearing fringe is to step away from the suede material. The leather provides a chic edge, and the fringe gives her outfit dimension.

 

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Fringe Sandal

 

If you haven’t noticed, fringe sandals are everywhere. Ashleigh of The Daileigh paired her fringed sandals with a metallic mini skirt. The good thing about fringe sandals is that they are highly versatile. You could wear them casually, like Ashleigh or dress them up for a formal occasion. Fringe sandals are definitely a wardrobe staple.

 

Fringe Skirt

A fringe skirt can be the focus of your outfit if styled the right way. Whether you go for a monochromatic look like Glency Feliz, or want to take a glitzier route, a fringe skirt adds an extra swing to your step…LITERALLY! Pair it with a fab heeled sandal for a little extra “oomph.”

There are tons of ways to incorporate fringe into your outfit without worrying about looking like a swing dancer. Which will you try?