Five Ways To Wear Fringe

Hello Lovelies! Recently fashion is all about the 70s and inevitably that means fringe has been popping up everywhere. Fringe has always intimidated me a little because it's one of those things that firstly seems like a nightmare to wear and secondly seems even harder to pull off. That said, I have really fallen in love with fringe lately, so I thought I'd put together a guide of five different ways to wear fringe, so you might be inspired to give it a go in your wardrobe too!

1. AS JEWELLERY I'd never thought of wearing fringe as jewellery until I saw this incredible Fringe Chain and Shard Collar (£25.00). Pop this over any simple dress or T-shirt to instantly elevate a look with some tribal glamour.  

2. THE EVENING LOOK Fringe is best associated with festival looks or cowboy boots, but it can be beautiful in an evening look too. Try a dress with a more delicate fringe in a simple cut like this Fringe Slip Dress (£60.00) for an elegant evening look. 

3. THE STATEMENT SHOE Fringe and shoes are a bit of a match made in heaven, so if you're looking for a simple way to add fringe to any outfit go for shoes with a bold fringe but in a simple colour like these Rhonda Fringe Sandals (£52.00) - or go even more daring and try out the version in electric blue!  

4. THE CASUAL TEE If you want a more casual way to incorporate fringe in to your wardrobe look for much more sporty and casual alternatives like this Pioneers Print Fringe Tee (£22.00) which will look stunning over a simple pair of jeans. 

5. FULL ON FRINGE If you're brave enough, give a full on fringe look a go. It takes a lot to pull off borderline cowgirl fringe, but trust me it's worth taking the risk. Try this Suede Fringe Gilet (£85.00) with 360 degree fringe to really make a statement. 

Thank you for reading lovelies! Let me know in the comment section below if you own any items with fringe and how you wear them. 

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