Tribal party

Here's an interesting trend: tribal looks. This is definitely not one for everyone, at least at first. It's bold, it's out there, it's a little kooky. But it's fun and fresh. If you have any doubt about that, check out this post over at So Much To Smile About for some gorgeous shots of the trend.

Tribal prints are everywhere, so pick up a fabulous Missoni, Etro or McQueen dress to make the look front and center. Or, if you have your reservations about the trend but you're still want to try it out, you're in luck. There is a wealth of tribal-inspired jewelry to add just a hint of the look to your outfit. Pair any of the pieces from the House of Harlow 1960 tribal collection with a basic black T-shirt and skinny jeans or a simple, black jersey dress and you can totally rock it without overkill. Or for instance, these crazy-expensive Giuseppe Zanotti sandals would look amazing with a black maxi dress.  

Josie Natori Mandaya silk print skirt, available at Saks: $250

House of Harlow enamled tribal cuff, available at Shopbop: $220

Lavish beaded bullseye ring, available at Cusp: $72

Soleil fringe earrings, available at Cusp: $80

Alexander McQueen folklore print sheath, available at Bergdorf Goodman: $955

Pendleton original flea bag, available at Satine: $520

Blee Inara elastic feather bracelet, available at Cusp: $34

Giuseppe Zanotti tribal-cuffed flat sandal, available at Bergdorf Goodman: $1,095 (Let's pretend these aren't way overpriced. Keep an eye out for a look for less, as I'm sure one will pop up soon!)