It seems as time goes on, fashion fads seem to come and go: bell bottom jeans, big rings, black nail polish, Ugg boots - all fashion fads that have come and gone in the past decade.
Now, I don’t mean those things no longer exist, but their peak on the market has definitely passed through.
Like I always say, fashion comes and goes, but style is eternal.
Recently, over the past year or so, I have come to notice a new fashion fad sweeping over a range of individuals from all ages.
From toddlers to teens, it seems many have been infected by this fashion flu.
But not only has this new fad been adopted by the average everyday girl, it has also slithered its way into the celebrity world.
So what is the new fad spreading over this wide demographic you may ask?
The feather hair extension.
Now, I don’t mean those things no longer exist, but their peak on the market has definitely passed through.
Like I always say, fashion comes and goes, but style is eternal.
Recently, over the past year or so, I have come to notice a new fashion fad sweeping over a range of individuals from all ages.
From toddlers to teens, it seems many have been infected by this fashion flu.
But not only has this new fad been adopted by the average everyday girl, it has also slithered its way into the celebrity world.
So what is the new fad spreading over this wide demographic you may ask?
The feather hair extension.
Now I know we have all seen and heard of the feather hair extension, but who was the first to say wearing these feathers in your hair was “in”?
I will admit that I too fall amongst the wide range of girls who were cast under the spell of the feather. Last year I spent $20 putting one small feather about the size of a piece of yarn in my hair.
When the feather hair extension first started, the price ranged from about $2-$10 but after a variety of celebrities like Beyoncé, Ke$ha, Nicole Scherzinger and Selena Gomez adopted the feather, it became a hot commodity.
I will admit that I too fall amongst the wide range of girls who were cast under the spell of the feather. Last year I spent $20 putting one small feather about the size of a piece of yarn in my hair.
When the feather hair extension first started, the price ranged from about $2-$10 but after a variety of celebrities like Beyoncé, Ke$ha, Nicole Scherzinger and Selena Gomez adopted the feather, it became a hot commodity.
Now ranging from about $10-$500, depending on the quality (some are made with REAL bird feathers), these feathers may come at a pricey cost.
But although the price may be a downfall, a positive is that the feathers do come in a variety of different colors, shapes and sizes, making it possible for everyone to find something they like.
The feather hair extension started off as just a fun addition to a girl’s hair and has since turned into one of the most popular fashion fads we have seen in the past year.
But does this feather fashion fad still seem to be going strong, or does the increasing price make it so last season?
You tell me, feather hair extensions: are they in, or out?
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