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Neon revival
Photography by Setareh Sarmadi
They say if you lived through a trend the first time, don’t do catch on the second round. That’s probably true, but despite attending high school in prime neon years, I’ve developed a bit of the fashion victim’s addiction to this season’s sporty incarnation.
I tracked down a neon hairband (at the suggestion of our own Sarah Casselman. Send her your own style queries, won’t you?), to go with my new grey and bright orange sneaks. I found this one for $3.99 at Xcetera–it doesn’t pinch, has garnered me several compliments and keeps my hair out of my face as advertised. All that and it practically glows in the dark.
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Just so long as you aren’t pairing it with an over-sized “Choose Life” t-shirt, I am fine with it.
So glad to hear. I couldn’t take an office shunning.
I’m loving the whole Neon trend – from hair pieces to dresses to Jellies. It adds so much to any outfit. Great article!
I love this hairband!