Steal Her Style: Stevie Nicks

Stevie Nicks is without a doubt one of music's most talented, and fashionable, songstresses. Her  voice is one of a kind, as is her recognizable style. From ethereal dresses decked out in layers of silk, to gold dust woman gypsy realness, as the frontwoman of Fleetwood Mac, Stevie started a style revolution that 40 years after she stepped out on the stage in platform heels would continue today.

Stevie is a personal hero of mine. She's just one seriously badass lady. If there's such a thing as reincarnation, I want to come back as her.

This summer, I'm going to embrace my inner white winged dove and go all gypsy, even if I'm not attending a music festival. Replicating her look is easy as boho style has stuck around since Coachella - so recreating her style is easier with summer upon us. The key to creating Stevie Nicks' 70s style is finding pieces that have that have a rockstar vibe, but with vintage appeal.

A fringed kimono or purse, a pair of sky high platform wedges and of course, a white dress that blows in the wind, and you'll feel like you're channeling Stevie's signature style!

Gold Dust Woman with LuLu*s

I definitely don't hide the fact that music is a big influence on my style. Among all the looks I pull together, the ones that have nods to music icons like Stevie Nicks, Joan Jett and Deborah Harry are my favorite. 

I'm feeling especially gypsy-like in this black knit turban that I paired with the warmest, coziest, and let's face it, pretty damn amazing Aztec printed wrap sweater and 4 buckle Bamboo Sharpay ankle booties from LuLu*s. The gold metal tips and gold buckles on the booties have an 80s feel to them while the sweater makes me want to get my Stevie Nicks "Gold Dust Woman" on. Pun intended.

Stevie Nicks loved her some funky head shawls and slouchy berets in the 70s, then went into a whole indulgent glam rock vibe for the 80s. I'm a fan of the later purely on the fact that platforms were practically invented during the disco era. 

At the core, my outfit started with a basic tee and jeans, but layered with pieces that have so much umph and texture, I love how it turned out. I wore this for a day of shopping, lunching and just plain ol' cold weather. 

Black Tee - Old Navy / Aztec It Out Print Wrap Sweater - c/o LuLu*s / Bamboo Sharpay Belted Ankle Boots - c/o LuLu*s / Grey Pleated Knee Skinny Jeans - Forever 21 / Camille Bag - c/o Sole Society / Black Turban - Forever 21