That's So New York - The word Aztec has been thrown around the catwalk massive amounts this past season, used when describing various spring/summer as-well as fall/winter collections, it is a term which derives from Mexico and was used to describe certain ethnic groups, even as early as the 14th century. Navajo is the name taken by the largest native American tribe in north America. Both Aztec and navajo groups maintain, rather stereotypical native Indian attire, using an abundance of feathers, leather, and artistic tribal prints. This look is adored by boho fans and is consistently donned on the catwalks. With this in mind I would suggest that you invest in some tribal print this summer... Whether you are pairing this trend with a vintage rucksack, an oversized jumped or even on a pair of wonderful classic moccasins, the look must be accessorized flawlessly, using a range of boho and boho-inspired jewelry. Subsequently you may be so inclines as to refer back to a previous post named: 'Boho Jewelry Fit For A Queen By Isabella And Elizabeth', which features a range of accessories which are perfectly fitting to both the tribal and boho trend featuring a range of feathered designs and attires inspired by the natural world and our daily surroundings. (Images taken from LAMB Spring 2011)
- Contributor - Rebecca Randles
Editor/Creator - Underground Apple
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