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Create Your Own Sunshine | Natural Life

Happy Monday! Some days, like Mondays, you have to create your own sunshine!

We love the adorable designs from Natural Life! Available at our brick and mortar shop: A Rosy Outlook. Image found here.

Boho Circus Lookbook | Austin Street Style

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Boho Trend - The Bandana

The classic cowboy essential has been upgraded to a boho accessory "must have." A signature look worn by all of the cowboy greats, bandanas are now found in collections by Free People, Spell, Madewell, Anthro, and many others.

"When designing this season’s hand-drawn Gypsiana print we looked to the ultimate boho-cowgirl accessory "the bandana" for printspo. It pops in ‘bandana red’, warm pepper hues and seagreen turquoise." - Spell & the Gypsy Collective.

Bandana Clutch They All Hate Us // Lonesome Dove Inspiration Red Branch Media // Gypsiana Shirt Dress and Bloomers Spell //Army Jacket and Pink Bandana Bliss and Mischief 

All other photos: Free People Blog & Free People

 

Boho Must Have - Vintage Tribal Jewelry

Vintage tribal necklaces are not only bohemian must-haves, they're great investment pieces because they never go out of style. Look for quality gypsy pieces from Tibet, Afghanistan, and Morocco. Flea markets, Etsy, world travel, and online boutiques are great destinations to find your next statement piece.

Jewelry via: BohoCircus Tribal Jewelry

Additional photos via: Free People, Charcoal Alley, Spell Designs, Boho Circus

Boho Must Have - Squash Blossom Necklaces

One of the most impressive pieces of Southwestern Native American jewelry has made its way into the spotlight again as a staple in any bohemian wardrobe. This accessory has made an appearance in numerous photoshoots and editorial layouts, as well as a key statement in Leah Hoff's Nashville Wedding (pictured above, link below)-- wouldn't you love investing in a signature item like the squash blossom, instead of a bridesmaid dress?! We think yes!

“Turquoise is closely associated with Navajo jewelry, but it was not until 1880 that the first turquoise was known to be set in silver. Turquoise became much more readily available in ensuing decades. Coral and other semi-precious stones came into common use around 1900. One of the most important forms of Navajo and Southwestern Native American jewelry, is the Squash Blossom Necklace."

— Native American Jewelry Wiki Page

hoto Sources: 1 The Lane // 2  Sweet & Spark // 3 SRTA-PEPIS // 4Spell // 5 SRTA-PEPIS // 6 Spell // 7 District of Chic // 8 This Beadiful World