It looks like Fergie is quite fond of the scarf belt.
Back when she was pregnant, we spotted the Black Eyed Peas singer wearing a printed scarf as a hip-cincher in an effort to disguise her baby bump. A good few months after giving birth, it looks like Fergie still can’t get enough of her scarf, er, belt, er, sash.
Fergie goes Christmas shopping in a fringed scarf belt with leather skinnies and a checkered shirt at James Pearce in Beverly Hills on December 17, 2013 (Credit: WENN)
She was spotted Christmas shopping at James Pearce in Beverly Hills yesterday. For the holiday errand, the stylish mom stepped out in full fashion by wearing a fringed scarf belt with her leather skinnies and checkered shirt.
Fergie keeps her casual outfit interesting by tying a fringed scarf around her waist (or hips?) (Credit: WENN)
She let the ends of the belt hang like ribbon sashes. There were also strands of leather hanging with the “belt,” and they were (honestly) a little distracting.
On top of the accouterments, Fergie also wore a pair of animal print ankle-strap pumps.
Fergie wearing a pair of animal-print pumps (Credit: WENN)
Well, any thoughts? What do you think of the mix she put together, hit or miss?
Yes, we agree. She looks pretty unusual. But you know what? We like it! She looks different; that’s for sure. But the outfit is very original, and she carried it with flair. Do you think you can wear the same combo and rock it with flair?
To get the same look, you’ll need a lightweight patterned scarf trimmed with fringes. Eyelash trimming will do if that’s what you prefer, but remember that it will look less dramatic.
Here are a few scarf ideas for you. These choices from Nordstrom range between $38 to $177 and are all either made of wool-cashmere or viscose-rayon:
Nordstrom Romantic Jewels Wool & Cashmere Scarf, $98
Nordstrom Woven Cashmere Wrap, $275
Echo Lurex Border Wrap, $38
Nordstrom Tissue Weight Wool and Cashmere Wrap, $98
And as for the leathery fringes hanging along with Fergie’s belt, well, let’s just say those can be had with a little bit of D.I.Y.
Just grab some black jersey fabric and cut them into thin strips. Once you’re done cutting, wrap them together with the belt, and voila! You’re done!
Easy peasy, right?