Fashion

[Bellabutterfly]

I always say...

"When someone is wearing to much "In Fashion" they don't look fashionable they look more like a "Hot Mess"! 

[Desertdi]

Oh........if I could only look like Cousin Itt

[handygal2]

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@Q4u wrote:

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@Mz iMac wrote:

Fringe bags have been around for eons.  Very popular w/female motorcycle gang hanger ons & female motor cycle riders.

For some strange reason, they are just now coming out in the main stream world.

Fringe boots have been popular in Europe for eons too.  I have a pair of 20 yr old red suade knee high fringe boots that I purchased in Belgium of all places.  At that time, most of the Europeans were wearing ankle fringe boots.

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Fringe was also huge in the US during the late 60's - 70's Hippy Days, long fringe on vests, fringe on handbags and boots and pretty much everything else you can think of and often no discretion as to whether you wear all the fringe at once or not.... lol.... I was in college at the time and was into fringe big time.... 

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Funny, but l wasn't a fan of fringe during the 70's "hippie" era, and now l am, to a point. Maybe l'm regressing, lol.

[tototwo]

What goes around, comes around.  I wore A Lot of fringe in the 60's and don't want any part of it now.  I guess every generation needs to have a fringe trend. 

[willdob3]

I like fringe but don't own any. I hope to add something with a bit of fringe soon. 

I do agree that a little goes a long way. One piece with fringe is going to be all I want to wear. 

[culebra]

I do not wear anything with fringe.  

[pattypeep]

IMO, a little bit goes a long way.

[SaRina]

Meh.  I'm on the fringe.   

[Moonchilde]

Nope. Do not, will not do fringe, no matter what the item, no matter how expensive it is.

My fringed vest and fringed suede boots were purchased in Tijuana in the early 70s and that's where fringe belongs IMO - in the late 60s-early 70s. It cheapens the look of whatever it is on.