Even a good girl has to be bad sometimes. Maybe you were that girl in high school skipping class to smoke cigarettes in the teacher's parking lot, or maybe you spend your time in the library - either way, it's finally time to break the rules with bad-ass bling and fearless fashions.
Chop Chop
Admired by vegetarians and carnivores alike, these cleaver necklaces (1) ($74) from Shecky’s Girls Night Out designer Pretty Little Thing serves up a rare slice of style around your neck. Definitely not June Cleaver’s typical pick, these sterling silver or gold vermeil beauties carve out coquette charm whether you're dressed in leather or lace.
Locked and Loaded
Is it OK to bring a gun into the house? If it’s Philippe Starck’s Bedside Gun Table Lamp (2) ($860 on sale), it is. This French designer pairs unlikely weaponry with chic modern housewares in one killer design concept.
Bombs Away Indie designer Red Scooter (3) takes casual tees to a whole new level with printed designs like machine guns and bombs paired with hearts using different washes, foils, and distressing techniques to get that unique look and eternally comfy feel. You can find Red Scooter tees at the Dressing Room in NYC or give them a call at 727.331.7966. Also at the Dressing Room are Samantha Sleeper's gun and handcuff necklaces (4) ($TK).
Army Brat
Thinking pearls would go best with that new silk flowered flock? Think again. These Grenade Earrings (5) ($35) in silver are dangly, giving them a dressy edge that can go with your Friday night ensemble or your Sunday best. Will Grandma even realize they’re grenades? "Don't ask, don't tell."
Gunning For It
What makes bad-ass fashion feel so good is that you know it's a little wrong. With James Piatt's line of shoot-em up inspired handbags and brass knuckle clutches, being bad just feels so right. The Pursuader (6) ($289, in pink, of course!) is crafted in the shape of a machine gun with the clip doubling as a cell phone holder.
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