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Thursday, July 19, 2012 Guest Edit: Get Spiked With Vintage Virgin

I know it’s all about the floral crown for summer, but with fall coming up fast, it’s time to ditch the daisies for something a bit more dangerous. Whether you reach for a headband, harnesses or individual spikes, there are endless ways to toughen up your everyday look. Right now, I’m really digging the long braided ponytail, especially with a little black dress like the El Diablo Dress paired with the Tripoli Cutout Boots. If you want to tone down the heavy metal, go for the Knotted Up Dress and 8th Street Spike Combat Boots, perfect for day or night.
Trust me, you’ll have everyone you know screaming, “OMG, SPIKES!”

#Mini DIY: To do my ‘do, all you need is 1 1/2 inch spikes and a tight side braid. Just place spikes randomly throughout, or get creative and make a pattern. It shouldn’t take longer than 5 minutes, and is guaranteed to turn heads. Looks like your hair just made a new BFF!

(The Age of Antimatter, Runway Blvd, Jana Van De Boldt, Honestly WTF, Muse #19 via TFS, Fated To Be Hated, Glamour via TFS, Stockholm Streetstyle)

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  1. Malak

    Hey there, I am in love with the spikes in the braid. It looks so look. How do you place them in your braid and what kind of spikes?
    Thank you
    Love
    Malak

    July 20, 2012 at 2:38 am

  2. hannah

    that spiky braid is amazing! love <3

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    July 22, 2012 at 12:45 am

  3. V.

    This is so cool! Have to try it :)

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    July 22, 2012 at 12:52 am

  4. Opposite Lipstick

    love!
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    July 23, 2012 at 7:10 am

Guest Contributor: Jessica Virgin

Jessica Virgin is the vintage loving Texas mom behind the personal style blog, VintageVirgin. When she’s not getting down and dirty in thrift stores, running behind her son, volunteering at school, DIYing or photographing herself, she’s focused on writing her unfinished novel and sharpening her culinary skills.