Tribal is once again taking over ladies fashion on college campuses and festivals around the globe. However this year it’s time to ditch the all over ikats and focus on the detail. Patches of southwestern and tribal inspired prints, accessory details, and muted tones are trending with full force! So here’s a tutorial on how to create your very own tribal inspired accessory; specifically a multicolored headband with a feather extension.
Buffalo Exchange Tucson Customer, DIY-ista and Creative Blogger Eliza, from Elizzaruth.blogspot.com gives us a step by step how to create your very own tribal inspired head band. Check out Eliza’s other creations here: elizzaruth.etsy.com.DIY Wrapped Headband Story”>Full Story
Shelly Wade originally hails from Big Stone Gap, Virginia. Though she studied opera music professionally in New York City, she ultimately decided to pursue a country/pop music aesthetic. Her influences range from Patsy Cline to Bonnie Raitt to Fiona Apple. She plays guitar and piano as well as performing as a vocalist with the Dime Store Romeos, a country/rock band also based in New York City. Take a listen to her because how often do you come across an artist talented enough to sing both opera and country?! Now that is truly country meets city. 
New York, New York! Employees Kat, Mina and Devyn break out of New York’s black wardrobe by mixing two of spring’s hottest trends: color-blocking and brights. Kat chose to pair a bright pink mini dress with high socks and added a neon pop with an electric blue belt, a perfect look for Chelsea’s nightlife. Mina chose an allover color-blocked look by mixing a sheer bright orange maxi skirt with a red blazer and a contrasting royal blue tee, a look that easily transitions from day to night. Devyn embraces spring’s brightest trend: NEON! Her head to toe look is perfect for a day in Central Park. 