From rock-n-roll to the runway, the fringe trend has had many incarnations throughout fashion history. In the 1920\u2019s \u201cflapper-style\u201d was all the rage\u2026little dresses that shimmied and shined while shedding the restrictive dress norms of the past gave women a sense of true self-expression. In the 50s, with the surge of rockstar culture, icons like Elvis Presley led the way and gave fashion a needed edge. This carried through deep into the 60s and 70s, though the more ornate morphed into a hippie-inspired vibe that continues to resonate well into 2018.<\/p>\n
Spring\u2019s fringe is more \u201cstage-diva-meets-boho-luxe\u201d with modern details that are so now. Loewe\u2019s Paula Bag in white is a gypset favorite with a sleek vertical silhouette and a cascade of dramatic fringe. The coveted logo is an added style-maven bonus.<\/p>\n
Into labels, but not into showing them, then this white stunner from Versus is the way to go. Always an iconic shape, the bucket bag gets a major update with the addition of an impressive wall of fringe and detachable strap\u2026classic-meets-cool.<\/p>\n
The true modernist, Alexander Wang gives fringe a rocker-chic, street-edge that only a designer for NYC can perfect. His Ryan Mini Fringed Dustbag is perfect for off-duty wear, with bi-color fringe that gives a powerful graphic punch\u2026your new, everyday go-to.<\/p>\n
For the more traditional luxury addict looking for a little added pop, we love the Paris Rocks Crossbody in a racy red. Subtle fringe details and chic silver hardware take this from handbag to IT-BAG in a fashion-flash, or should we say flashback?<\/p>\n
At El Corte Ingl\u00e9s<\/strong> we also follow trends in luxury accessories<\/strong>. In this way, we show you this luxury bag<\/strong> from the Ralph Lauren<\/strong> brand. This is a small Lauren Ralph Lauren Tote<\/u><\/a>, in bovine leather in silver with snake engraving, that will not leave anyone indifferent.<\/p>\n