The Fashionistas have a few suggestions to offer to inspire your shopping and your own wardrobe planning for the '14 season.
Starting from the bottom up, we predict the stylish fencer may be wearing Shwings this year.
These are an inexpensive riff on Jeremy Scott's iconic Adidas Wings. (But feel free to ask for a pair of those, too.)
Jeremy Scott Wings: Special Eason Chan edition for the Chinese New Year |
Socks are a great way to stuff a stocking (with a stocking), for a fencer looking to jazz up his or her competition attire
Sock Dreams is a great source of fencing sock-wear. See, for example, these "Checkered Neon Chaos" over-the-knees. We are all for a bit of chaos on the strip.
Badger is a fan of fingerless gloves, because a) they keep her paws warm in the frequently freezing venues, and b) they provide a bit of protection when you straighten your blade (or your opponent goes passé). Also, they offer a simple way to bling out the off-hand. You can find a wide variety of styles on Etsy, including:
Punk
By JungleTribe |
Folksy
Madevalinen |
Really, really silly
WarmnCozyHands |
(Don't feel snakish? WarmnCozyHands makes these gloves in owls and bunnies, too.)
And last but not least, flat out intimidating
Lady Gaga Spiked Gloves by Chrisst |
Refs probably wouldn't allow these, would they? Too bad.
Moving to the realm of Podium Possibilities, consider Epaulettes, to jazz up the warm up jacket.
From Epaulette Fashion |
And Badger can never resist recommending a good pair of shoes, on or off the strip. How about some comfy sneakers for hanging out after the fencing is over? Jeremy Scott offers a range of fun and affordable options that are:
Colorful
Instinct Hi by Jeremy Scott for Adidas |
Cute
Bear Trainers, Jeremy Scott |
or Classy
Jeremy Scott Wings Wedge Hi |
Well, that's enough gift ideas for now. Have at it! And if you have any suggestions for stocking stuffers or larger prezzies to share with fellow fencers, share descriptions and links in the comments section below.
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