ALL IN THE DETAILS: Western Style With A Side Of ’70s

Turquoise, fanny packs, bolo ties, and more…the perfect combination of a seventies gypsy goddess and a western cowgirl. As summer creeps around the corner and temperatures reach new heights, nothing stops urban Phoenicians from rocking their western roots. Even in the 120-degree heat, Fashionista/os thrive in style with practical, exciting, and easy style. Tons of people rock this trend of high-wasted pants and Chuck Taylors, but what sets this Stevie Nicks-inspired Fashionista apart from the rest, is her careful and bombshell use of vintage accessories.

Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner have been seen rocking this Arizona-born accessory off the runway and it will soon be a desired hot item of the season–the bolo tie. For those of you who are natural grunge-heads, zest up your old band shirt and Dr. Martins with one of these turquoise or tiger eye neck ties to truly get the edgy and earthy look. This unique accessories can be paired with just about any outfit combo, whether it be a solid black dress and a favorite pair of platforms, or a pair of high-wasted shorts and a vintage-tee. To complement her tiger-eye bolo tie, this Fashionista pairs a chunky turquoise ring that serves as a pop of color against neutral browns, beiges, and blacks. To tie together her entire look, this Fashionista rocks the prevailed and praised fanny pack. Not only is it practical when wandering the streets of downtown Phoenix, but it is also an indy substitute for a purse or handbag. This commonly associated “mom bag” is anything but aging when paired with a breezy look and boyfriend jeans, and this fashionista is slaying the fanny pack game.

To finish off her effortless and balanced look, this Fashionista pairs an aztec-patterned tee, brown, high-wasted corduroy pants and a classic pair of Chuck Taylors.

How To: Ready to break the mold? Rock any look with edgy accessories like a bolo-tie with a cool colored pendant or a leather fanny-pack. If you want to keep your look neutral and edgy, stick to natural patterns and earthy tones.

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