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Move over, mistletoe – there's a new sheriff in town, and she's got more loops than a bowl of spaghetti. That's right, folks, bows are taking center stage this fall and winter, and they're not messing around. Think less "gift-wrapping grandma's fruitcake" and more "Audrey Hepburn meets Studio 54 with a dash of Tim Burton's whimsical nightmares."
Hot gossip from Lew KinGoode, the fashion world's equivalent of that kid who always knew what was cool before everyone else, is calling it: bows are the new black (or maybe the new blush, because let's be real, black is so 2023). They're popping up everywhere, from catwalks that look like they were decorated by a sugar-high toddler to your favorite home decor stores (because apparently, your throw pillows deserve a little drama too).
But this ain't your grandma's bow, oh no. We're talking statement bows, the kind that could double as life rafts or pool noodles for a very fashionable flamingo. We're talking trompe l'oeil bows that'll have you questioning if that's fabric or a hallucination
from eating too much eggnog. And for the truly adventurous, there are even bows so plump and plush they practically beg you to snuggle up with them like a giant, overpriced teddy bear.
So, whether you're a runway regular or a weekend warrior of the DIY scene, there's a bow out there for you.
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Dig through your grandma's attic for some vintage ribbons, raid the nearest craft store with a hot glue gun in hand, or just head to your nearest fancy department store and prepare to empty your wallet. Because let's face it, a bow like this doesn't come cheap. Unless, of course, you're the kind of person who can tie a perfect knot blindfolded. In which case, more power to you, ribbon master. Just please, for the love of all things holly jolly, don't try to wrap your Christmas tree in it. Even Santa Claus has his limits.
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