Claire’s Spring Summer 2017 Sneak Preview

Think Pink

Anyone who grew up in the nineties knows exactly what Claire’s is. Although maybe some of those ’90 babies may have outgrown the brand, Claire’s is still designing, and their SS17 Destination collection is still just as perfect when us pre-teens dragged our moms there.

This latest launch came at the invite of Vogue, and included three different categories: Preen Queen, Wildflower Festival Dreams, and Pool Party. Each section captured the theme completely, from trinkets, accessories, and even sweet gifts to give your girlfriends.

 
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The Pool Party scene was complete with wide-brimmed hats, fruit-scented pom-pom keychains, patches, watermelon cups, tassle ankle-bracelets, and so much more.

Next was Wildflower Festival Dreams, which was a woodsy whimsical land for all things music festivals: hair accessories, stick-on rhinestones, silk bandannas, flower crowns, and cat-ear headbands.

Lastly, for all the Preen Queens, the selection included bedazzled white headphones, sheen trucker hats, rose-gold and blush bags and sunglasses, and chokers were everything!

Most items photographed are shoppable now, so keep an eye out. You may just need that flamingo water float!

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More info.

www.claires.com

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