Ms. Barton has been lambasted in the press recently for her fashion choices, not an insignificant amount of which include some element of fringe.As New York Post Popwrap blogger Jarett Wieselman stated so eloquently: "Bejesus Barton, you're starting to make me feel like Regina George, but I must persist. Stop. Trying. To. Make. Fringe. Happen. It's not going to happen!" Go to http://blogs.nypost.com/popwrap/archives/2008/06/mischas_style_i.html for the full scoop.
Maybe Mischa wants to get the credit for this trend, but it was clearly in the ether (and on numerous runways, as you will see below!) already:
Maybe Mischa wants to get the credit for this trend, but it was clearly in the ether (and on numerous runways, as you will see below!) already:
Hermés
Jaeger London
Jonathan Saunders
Reem Acra
Basso & Brooke 
Rodarte
Chado Ralph Rucci
Balmain 
Giles Deacon
Gucci
Kai Kuhne
TemperleyAll runway images in this post via nymag.com/fashion.
Despite the OTT ridiculousness of several of the above confections, I still believe that fringe can be done tastefully, as with this Salvatore Ferragamo metal fringe trim bag, pictured at right courtesy elle.com. Before you leave the house, just assess: is it classy, understated, and inoffensive? If you answer a resounding "yes" to all three, live on the fringe!
What do you think, ladies? If money were no object, would any of the looks above be in your repertoire?
What do you think, ladies? If money were no object, would any of the looks above be in your repertoire?
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