Stevie.

Stevie Nicks. The frizzy haired, retro gypsy, who's raspy voice and dark looks not only led Fleetwood Mac to wild success, but has permanently made a top mark on indie music as being one of the most legendary singers of all time.

 Oh, how I've always adored Fleetwood Mac's songs ever since I was a little girl. My dad was actually the one who introduced me to them. They were one of my his favorite bands, and I can still vividly remember him nodding his head rhythmically while pretending to pluck imaginary strings to the classic guitar piece in Never Going Back Again. 

Since then, I've always drawn most of my 70s inspiration from Stevie. From flared jeans, knee high suede boots, and classic fringe shawls, it's no secret that she was (and still is) the epitome of bohemian fashion. In honor of the spooky month, October, and to the deity of witches, this post is dedicated on how to dress like Stevie Nicks.

     Shop my affordable Stevie Nicks collection here!

                 

Inspiration of the month: Caps

It's nearly the end of August and I've spent the past week and a half- working. Seriously, it's like- once you finally get back from vacation, you're just consumed by work while also being generous enough to cover multiple of your coworker's shifts because it's that time of year when everyone's moving into new apartments and dorms. 

Hey, it's alright though. Work hard, play hard, right? 

Aside from that, something of great importance for me and little to no importance to you has happened this month! I decided to wear a cap, but not just any cap, a baseball cap.

Ever since the start of my undying interest in fashion, there was one thing I always promised myself I'd stay away from: baseball caps. I thought they were horrendous and I didn't think they'd look good with anyyyything.

But hey, promises are made to be broken. I don't think I've ever even made a polyvore set that incorporated these simple hats, not until now.

 I blame my trip down to Los Angeles. The place is littered with skaters who wear all sorts of stylish caps, and although I'm not 100% sold on the popular vans/obey snapbacks, I think it's safe to say I can tolerate the old school looking ones. They have more of a bohemian feel and they're perfect for when you're having one of those less-than-perfect hair days.

Shoutout to my new friend, Nick, for actually wanting to take my photos for this post. You're incredible.

Here's a collection I made on styling these cozy hats. Scroll to the bottom for affordable options!

  

Outfit details: Marc Jacobs top (sold out), 

vintage denim shorts, vintage cap 
(taken from my roommate. Ssshhh.), 
converse, s/o forever 21 buckled belt (similar one here).